Frequently asked questions

Compression improves blood flow and lymphatic drainage, reducing swelling and discomfort. It helps prevent symptoms from getting worse and keeps you comfortable.

Compression wear can benefit anyone — from athletes and frequent travellers to those experiencing tired, achy legs, swelling, or circulation issues. It’s also recommended for individuals with medical conditions such as diabetes, lipoedema, or a history of blood clots.

When should I put on my compression wear? The best time to put them on is in the morning before swelling builds up. Measurements taken later in the day can lead to choosing a size that’s too large.

It’s usually not recommended to wear compression garments while sleeping, as they can bunch up and restrict circulation. Check with your healthcare provider for advice.