Inflatable Compression Socks

Inflatable Compression Socks FAQ

What are compression socks and how do they work?

Athletes of all kinds, avid travelers, pregnant women, and those living a sedentary lifestyle are just a few groups of people who’d benefit from having a pair or two in their wardrobe. Working by providing pressure on the veins and the lower part of your legs, compression socks force the blood to flow proportionately through your body.

What are the best compression socks for hiking?

The no-show compression socks by Paplus are the perfect solution for those who don’t like wearing knee-high socks but would still like some compression. Built from breathable Lycra, they provide good ankle support that allows you to jog, play tennis, and hike with zero leg pain.

What is the range of intermittent pressure on a compression sock?

The range of intermittent pressure is from 0 to 240 mmHg, which is six times more than a traditional compression sock. And because both Peristaltic and Sequential devices have medical support and backup, they are being used a lot more by professionals.

How do neuropathy socks work?

Each Neuropathy Socks has 7 different compression zones and 3 levels of compression, targeting the ankle, Achilles tendon, heel, plantar fascia, sole, joints, and bunion to ensure every part of your foot is fully supported. Promotes blood circulation to help weak veins and pathways being compromised by the aging process.