VenoEase Compression Socks

Close the zippers before washing. Hand wash in cold water or machine wash on a gentle cycle using mild detergent. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Air dry to help preserve the fabric, zipper, elasticity, and compression strength.

Replace the socks when the fabric becomes loose, damaged, permanently stretched, or no longer provides consistent support. Product lifespan will depend on wear frequency and care.

Seek medical guidance if you have peripheral arterial disease, severe or unexplained swelling, heart or kidney problems, reduced sensation in your legs, neuropathy, open wounds, a skin infection, or another diagnosed circulation condition. Remove compression garments if they cause pain, numbness, tingling, discoloration, skin damage, or worsening swelling.

Only wear compression socks while sleeping if a healthcare professional recommends it for your circumstances. They are generally intended for use while awake.

Many people wear mild-to-moderate compression during waking hours. First-time users may prefer to begin with shorter periods while becoming accustomed to the fit. Follow your healthcare provider’s instructions if compression was recommended for a medical reason.

Yes. VenoEase can be worn during long flights, road trips, or other periods of limited movement. Compression socks do not replace regular movement, hydration, or medical advice.

Yes. VenoEase has a unisex design and is available in multiple sizes. The correct calf and ankle measurements are more important than gender when selecting a size.

Measure the widest part of your calf and ankle, then compare both measurements with the VenoEase size chart. Do not guess solely from your usual sock size.