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Compression: how does it work?
Graduated compression, stronger at the ankle and decreasing towards the calf, promotes better blood circulation and helps prevent various discomforts. It allows you to:
- Relieving heavy legs
- Improve venous return
- Reduce fatigue
- Facilitate recovery
- Reduce water retention
Who are our compression stockings, tights and socks intended for?
Do you think compression stockings are only for the elderly or for medical problems? Think again! More than 17 million French people suffer from heavy and swollen legs.
Whether you're an athlete, a traveler, an active person, or simply looking for comfort, our stockings, tights, and socks relieve heavy legs, swelling, and varicose veins, offering you lightness and well-being every day.
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The different compression classes
Compression stockings are classified into 4 levels of compression : from class 1 (light) to class 4 (very strong) .
In France, this classification follows the AFNOR standard, which guarantees controlled and reliable pressure.
The French National Authority for Health (HAS) then recommends the appropriate level according to the stage of venous disease (CEAP classification).
👉 Compression is measured in mmHg (millimeters of mercury) , a medical unit that indicates the pressure exerted at the ankle.
Photo/illustration credit: Cizeta Medicali France
