Compression socks have different classification levels depending on the pressure exerted on the ankle. There is no international unified grading standard, and there are five grading standards depending on the region.

There are eight types of people who are suitable for wearing compression socks. If you belong to one of the following eight types, compression socks will bring you considerable benefits and are worth a try.

The right compression stocking will not feel too tight when worn. Compports recommends choose the right size of compression stockings according to the size chart.

Although there are many people who benefit from compression stockings, not everyone can wear them.

Compports recommends washing compression socks once a day and once every two days at the latest, here are some cleaning guidelines.

Compports offers three different heights of medical compression stockings: knee-high, thigh-high and pantyhose. We will help you make choice here.

Compression socks can improve running performance in several ways, and the longer the distance, the more significant the improvement.

The right way to take off compression socks can help you take them off quickly and extend their life.