• Improves blood circulation
• Relieves pain and fatigue
• Promotes and supports vein health
• Reduces swelling in the legs and ankles
• Prevents blood clots in the legs
• Prevents and soothe venous ulcers, varicose veins, and spider veins

Blood Circulation
Blood circulation is critical to maintaining optimal health, irrespective of age. It allows every organ to function properly, it helps us recover quicker, keeps our brain sharp and our heart healthy. Your feet and lower legs are the parts of your body that are furthest away from your heart. This means that gravity does a great job of pulling blood down into these extremities, but returning it back to the heart, against gravity, requires a lot more effort. Your veins are tasked with this duty and there are several conditions that can compromise this function. Inefficient circulation in your legs can cause pain and fatigue, swelling, and can compromise your vein health. CRX compression socks are a great tool to improve blood flow in your feet and legs, helping you to perform, recover quicker and feel better.

How Do Compression Socks Work?
CRX Compression socks work by applying pressure on the veins and tissues in your feet and legs to optimize blood flow, or circulation. They are graduated, applying stronger pressure on the feet and lower legs and more gentle pressure as they move up the leg.

The level of pressure they apply is measured in units called mmHg (millimetres of mercury). Most Over-the-counter compression socks will offer 14-17 mmHg (Level 1), but CRX socks offer 18-24 mmHg (Level 2), the level doctors prescribe.

Who Can Benefit From Compression Socks?

• People On The Go: Anyone who spends a significant portion of their day on their feet, standing or moving, can avoid swelling and fatigue and increase their comfort with compression socks.
• Travellers: Extended periods of inactivity while travelling by car, train or plane can compromise your circulation and increase your risk of developing DVT, or deep vein thrombosis. Research suggests that wearing compression socks during travel can reduce this risk and support your vein health.
• Athletes: Compression socks are increasingly sought after by athletes wishing to improve athletic performance and relieve post-workout discomfort and fatigue. Many athletes choose to use compression socks both during and after training and competition
• Pregnant Women: Increased blood volume during pregnancy can put some women at increased risk for leg and ankle swelling, impaired circulation, and varicose veins. Compression socks can reduce this risk and can ease discomfort.
• People With Certain Medical Conditions: People who are at increased risk of blood clots in the legs, also known as deep vein thrombosis, due to family history, genetic disorders, surgery, injury, certain medications, or prolonged inactivity such as bed rest can benefit from the increased circulation promoted by compression socks. People with venous ulcers, and varicose and spider veins can find symptom relief and vein support with compression socks, especially while recovering from treatment.