Compression Sale

10/12/2026

8–15? 20–30? Here's what the numbers mean.

mmHg is the unit for pressure. Graduated compression is strongest at the ankle and eases up the leg.

• 8–15 mmHg: Mild
• 15–20 mmHg: Moderate
• 20–30 mmHg: Firm
• 30–40 mmHg: Extra firm
• 40–50 mmHg: 2X firm

8–15 and 15–20 are popular everyday levels: comfort for long flights and desk days. Firmer levels are a bigger step, so your provider should confirm the right level for you.

Find your fit → https://www.compressionsale.com/pages/product-finder?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=202610_find-your-fit&utm_content=20261012-01_t01_carousel

Sizing questions? Call our fitting team: 1 (800) 504-7315, Mon–Fri 8–7 CT.

Cover photo: JOBST®.

Not for everyone. Check with your healthcare provider before wearing compression, especially 20–30 mmHg and up. Full safety info: compressionsale.com/pages/medical-disclaimer.

10/12/2026

Putting them on, step by step 🧦

1. Start at the foot.
2. Ease it up a little at a time.
3. Smooth out wrinkles as you go.

Graduated compression is strongest at the ankle and eases up the leg. For the right fit, measure first thing in the morning, then match your numbers to the brand size chart.

Measuring guide → https://www.compressionsale.com/pages/measuring-guide-for-sizing-of-compression-stockings?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=202610_find-your-fit&utm_content=20261012-02_ugc03_reel

Not sure of your size? Call our fitting team: 1 (800) 504-7315, Mon–Fri 8–7 CT.

Not for everyone. Check with your healthcare provider before wearing compression, especially 20–30 mmHg and up. Full safety info: compressionsale.com/pages/medical-disclaimer.

10/11/2026

Putting on compression, made easier: 3 tips from our fitting team.

1. Measure first thing in the morning, then match your numbers to the brand size chart.
2. Turn the stocking inside out down to the heel, slip your foot in, then ease it up a little at a time.
3. A donner or rubber gloves can make firmer levels easier to put on.

Measuring guide → https://www.compressionsale.com/pages/measuring-guide-for-sizing-of-compression-stockings?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=202610_comfort-style&utm_content=20261011-02_t04_carousel

Sizing questions? Call our fitting team: 1 (800) 504-7315, Mon–Fri 8–7 CT.

Photos on slides 1 and 3: Sigvaris®.

Not for everyone. Check with your healthcare provider before wearing compression, especially 20–30 mmHg and up. Full safety info: compressionsale.com/pages/medical-disclaimer.

10/10/2026

Long flight coming up? ✈️

Socks on before you board. Graduated compression is strongest at the ankle and eases up the leg. Our 15–20 mmHg styles bring comfort for long flights and desk days.

Not sure which level or size? Talk to our fitting team: 1 (800) 504-7315, Mon–Fri 8–7 CT.

Find your fit → https://www.compressionsale.com/collections/travel-compression-socks?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=202610_travel&utm_content=20261011-01_ugc01

Not for everyone. Check with your healthcare provider before wearing compression, especially 20–30 mmHg and up. Full safety info: compressionsale.com/pages/medical-disclaimer.

10/10/2026

Long flight coming up? ✈️

Graduated compression in 8–15 and 15–20 mmHg: comfort for long flights and desk days. Prefer a dressier look? Our sheer styles look like everyday hosiery.

Not sure which level or size? Talk to our fitting team: 1 (800) 504-7315, Mon–Fri 8–7 CT.

Find your fit → https://www.compressionsale.com/collections/travel-compression-socks?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=202610_travel&utm_content=20261010-01_t03_feed

Not for everyone. Check with your healthcare provider before wearing compression, especially 20–30 mmHg and up. Full safety info: compressionsale.com/pages/medical-disclaimer.

09/29/2026

Thinking about buying Sigvaris Dynaven Opaque Thigh High 20-30 mmHg Open Toe? Read the latest review by Emily T.

Emily T.: Can’t live without Sigvaris!!! I refuse to walk without these amazing compression hose!! hope to see more promotions so I can buy more!

02/24/2026

If you’ve ever thought “my legs feel off,” you’re not alone. Compression is one of the simplest ways people add daily support, when it’s the right fit and level.

Comment BASICS and we’ll DM you a simple guide to help you understand what to look for.

02/21/2026

mmHg looks complicated, but it’s just a way to describe support levels. The goal is the right match for your needs and comfort.

Comment BASICS and we’ll DM you with a simple guide and the most common FAQs.

02/18/2026

Quick tip: putting compression on is usually easiest at the start of the day. Pair that with the right donning tools and it gets so much smoother.

Comment DONN and we’ll DM you the link to our donning tools.

02/16/2026

Compression gets misunderstood really fast. If you’ve avoided it because of something you heard, start with the basics (and the right fit).

Comment BASICS and we’ll DM you a simple guide to get clear answers.