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Todd Shaffer, M.D., MBA, is a practicing family physician in Kansas City, Missouri.
Dr. Shaffer also has a Master of Business Administration in physician leadership from Rockhurst University in Kansas City.
Alain Tanbe, M.D., RPVI, FACS, is a vascular surgeon at Mercy Medical Center in Maryland.
Dr. Tanbe treats disorders of the arteries and veins, as well as a broad range of vascular diseases.
Material
Compression socks are usually made from a blend of fabrics.
And whats even more shocking is the price.
These socks were cute, comfortable, warm and prevented ankle swelling that I sometimes get while traveling.
Seamless toes and cushioned, supportive soles add to the comfort factor as well.
One reviewer wrote:Best compression socks I have worn!
They are comfortable, look fun, warm and do a great job.
Take time to put them on so they are positioned well and then they give great support.
All my family loved them, too.
Also, they stay fresh smelling and looking much longer than other compression socks because of the wool.
I would definitely recommend and buy again.
One reviewer wrote:Light compression but effective.
Soft, comfortable, stays up without binding.
Also an excellent choice for long airplane or car trips.
They’re soft and comfortable and fit well over my calves and provide appropriate compression.
This pick features graduated compression, reinforced heels, and a knee-high length.
One reviewer wrote:Bought them for traveling, but will be using them almost daily.
Great relief for my legs/Feet.
Will be buying more pairs.
One reviewer wrote:If a compression sock isnt comfortable, I just cant tolerate wearing it.
These […] are the best Ive found in this compression range.
What makes these so remarkable for me is the soft and absorbent footbed.
Its like a micro-terry full footbed that is soothing all the way to my toes!
The ankle and calf support is just right for wearing all day for travel or activities.
With up to 30 mmHg of compression, the socks offer the heaviest compression on this list.
One reviewer wrote:These socks were great for travel!
I fly often (over 100 flights a year) and I always retain water in my feet.
Kept the blood flowing and I had no water retention!
They werent too tight and were very comfortable.