Neo G Energizing Daily Wear Knee Highs – True Graduated Compression – Class 1 Medical Device

The Neo G Energizing Daily Wear Knee Highs help revitalize tired, aching legs or swollen ankles, whilst also helping reduce symptoms of mild varicose veins everyday or pre/post pregnancy*. They provide True Graduated Compression, perfect to help aid circulation during long periods of inactivity, be it during everyday activities or on long trips whether by car, coach, train or airplane. Featuring a shaped heel cup for accurate positioning and a reinforced toe for best fit and durability, the knee highs also have a comfort top band ensuring a comfortable fit during everyday wear. They offer a Medical Grade Compression level of 15-20mmHg, with the maximum compression starting at the ankle and gradually decreasing up the leg, aiding circulation to help keep your legs feeling energized all day. Available in Size S - XL, in Black or Beige.

• Looking for compressions socks for swollen feet and ankles for everyday activities? Knee Highs support hose are designed to help manage swelling in your legs, spider veins. Designed as varicose veins compression stockings
• Moderate compression socks for women 15-20 mmhg knee high improve comfort during long days at work, family days out, household tasks, holidays, recreational activities. Ideal as travel compression socks women or pregnancy compression socks
• True Graduated Compression Socks Women: maximum compression at the ankle decreases up the leg, which helps to aid circulation. Optimum fit and anatomic design for best experience for DAILY WEAR
• Available in compression socks SHEER variation for extra comfort. Made from SOFT and BREATHABLE material with COMFORT TOP BAND. With SHAPED HEEL CUP and REINFORCED TOE for accurate positioning. Available in 4 Sizes S to XL, Beige (Sheer) or Black
• MEDICAL GRADE: Registered internationally as a Class 1 Medical Device. Made to the highest quality and compliance standards by Neo G, trusted by physios. Official worldwide Partner of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (UK equivalent of the American Physical Therapy Association)