Motif Compression Socks
Swelling in the feet and lower legs is one of the most common pregnancy-related discomforts. Compression socks are designed to alleviate swelling and help reduce your risk for varicose veins, blood clots, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT.) Wearing compression socks during pregnancy also helps to support the work of your cardiovascular system and promote healthy blood flow.
Compression socks can be worn during months 3-9 of pregnancy and as long as swelling continues postpartum.
Description
Providing gradient compression, and ultra comfort, Compression Socks can be a great every-day choice for moms who are experiencing pregnancy-related swelling or circulation issues in their legs and feet.
Health Benefits
- Helps prevent swelling and discomfort in your legs.
- Helps promote blood circulation and maintain blood flow.
- Helps prevent and minimize the risk of varicose vein.
Design & Fit
- 20-30 mmHg gradient compression
- Delivers a controlled amount of pressure greatest at the ankle, and gradually decreases towards the top of the sock.
- Ultra-stretch yarns make the sock easier to put on.
- Moisture-wicking fibers for a drier, more hygienic sock environment.
- Comfort designed top is non-restrictive while staying in place.
- Reinforced, comfortable heel and toe.
- Latex-free fibers for soft, cool comfort.
- Made in the USA.
- Available in a variety of colors and patterns.
How to Wear
Because they are designed to tighter than regular socks, please follow the below tips:
- Insert hand and grab sock at top of heel pocket.
- While still holding heel pocket, turn top of stocking down towards toe.
- Open stocking and slide foot in until toe and heel are positioned in place.
- Grasp top of sock and pull up over ankle and calf. Position tops approximately 1" below bend of knee.
- For best results and easiest fit, put on in the morning when legs are less swollen.
*Talk to your doctor if you think Maternity Compression is right for you.
*Garments may vary slightly from the image shown.
What are Compression Socks?
Medical grade compression has long been used to treat a variety of conditions. Our FDA-listed Motif compression socks were designed by healthcare professionals especially for pregnant and postpartum women who experience swelling and pain in the feet and legs. The best compression socks for pregnancy will not only provide comfort and relief, but will be eligible for coverage through your health insurance. These socks deliver just the right levels of compression when legs feel swollen, heavy and tired.
Health Benefits of Compression Socks During Pregnancy & Postpartum
- Supports your cardiovascular system by promoting healthy blood circulation
- Reduces swelling (edema) in feet and lower legs
- Reduces your risk for varicose veins, blood clots, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT), which can be a life-threatening condition*
- Keeps pregnant and postpartum women comfortable, even if they are traveling or need to be on their feet for long periods of time
- Eligible for coverage through health insurance
*If you are at high-risk for blood clots or DVT, or if you experience severe swelling, consult with your healthcare provider.
Design and Fit
- Provides 20-30 mmHg of graduated compression
- Delivers a controlled amount of pressure with the greatest level of compression at the foot and ankle, gradually decreasing on the way up the lower leg
- Ultra-stretch yarns make the sock easier to put on and take off
- Moisture-wicking fibers for a drier, fresher feeling sock
- Soft elastic band at top is non-restrictive while staying securely in place
- Reinforced heel and toe
- Available in a variety of styles, from neutrals to bold patterns
How to Wear Compression Socks
Compression socks are designed to be tighter than regular socks. Please follow the below tips to put them on properly:
- Insert hand and grab sock at top of heel pocket.
- While still holding heel pocket, turn top of stocking down towards toe.
- Open stocking and slide foot in until toe and heel are positioned in place.
- Grasp top of sock and pull up over ankle and calf. Position tops approximately 1" below bend of knee.
- For best results and easiest fit, put on in the morning when legs are less swollen.
*Talk to your doctor if you think Compression is right for you.
*Garments may vary slightly from the image shown.
