Men’s Black Compression Socks – Class 2, 1 Pair – PIONIC

Product Description:

Experience superior comfort and support with PIONIC Class 2 compression socks for men. These black socks provide graduated compression (23-32 mmHg), gently decreasing from ankle to calf, promoting healthy blood circulation and reducing leg fatigue. Designed for all-day wear, these socks are perfect for those with:

• Edema: Reduce swelling and fluid retention.
• Varicose Veins: Alleviate discomfort and improve venous circulation.
• Prolonged Standing/Sitting: Combat fatigue and discomfort from prolonged static positions (office work, travel, etc.).
• Post-Surgical Recovery: Aid in recovery after venous procedures (phlebectomy, sclerotherapy).
• Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI): Provide therapeutic compression to manage symptoms.
• Reticular Varicose Veins: Offer support and comfort for spider and reticular veins.
• Lymphedema/Lipedema: Help manage swelling related to lymphatic or fat tissue dysfunction.

Key Features:

• Class 2 Compression (23-32 mmHg): Provides therapeutic compression for various leg conditions.
• Anatomical Fit: Ensures a snug, comfortable fit.
• Soft Toe Seam: Minimizes irritation and discomfort.
• Reinforced Foot Area: Offers enhanced durability and resilience.
• High Breathability & Moisture-Wicking: Keeps feet dry and comfortable.
• Flat Seams: Prevents unsightly lines and pressure points.
• Universal Sizing (Foot): Fits sizes 39-46.
• Available Lengths: Normal (35-39cm) and Long (40-44cm).

Important Considerations:

Consult your physician before using compression socks, especially if you have:

• Arterial circulatory disorders in the lower limbs.
• Cardiopulmonary insufficiency.
• Severe phlebitis (inflammation of a vein).
• Skin rashes (dermatitis).
• Diabetic polyneuropathy.
• Chronic polyarthritis.
• Allergies to compression sock materials.

Note: This product description is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before using compression therapy.