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Plain Compression Socks
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Sneaky Cats Compression Socks
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Ribbons Compression Socks
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White Heart Compression Socks
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Pawesome Pink Compression Socks
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Christmas Lights Compression Socks
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Candy Canes Compression Socks
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Pre and Post Natal Compression Support Socks
Compression socks are recommended both pre- and post-natal to improve circulation, reduce swelling in the legs and ankles, and relieve discomfort from fluid retention. During pregnancy they help lower the risk of varicose veins and DVT, while after birth they support recovery, easing pressure and promoting healthier blood flow.
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Pregnancy compression that make a difference
Our pregnancy compression socks are designed to support mums-to-be through every stage. Graduated compression helps improve circulation, reduce swelling in feet and ankles, and ease leg discomfort caused by fluid retention. By lowering the risk of varicose veins and DVT, our compression provides safer, more comfortable days and restful nights during pregnancy.
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I use them after my workouts and they help with muscle soreness. They’ve become part of my training routine.
These socks keep my legs feeling lighter through the day. The pulse design is sleek and sporty too.
Love how it wraps fully around the ankle without slipping. It's snug but not too tight.
Love the classic striped look! These socks are comfortable and provide great compression.
I work in retail and I’m on my feet all day. Since using these socks, I finish my shifts without the usual aches.
Love how snug they are without feeling restrictive. The paw print adds a playful touch to an otherwise medical item.
I flew overseas last month and these were perfect. No swelling and super comfy, plus the leopard print made them a bit of a fashion statement.
I have tried so many brands and these are by far the best. They hold up wash after wash and still give great support.
This is the first brace I’ve had that doesn’t slide down mid-game.
I work in childcare and am on my feet constantly. These socks keep my legs from aching and they never slip down.
The cat design is so cute! I love how they add a fun touch while giving me the support I need during long days.
I hate when masks squish my eyes, this is comfortable and breathable all night long.
It’s snug enough to give proper compression, but still breathable. I can wear it for hours without discomfort.
I play netball twice a week and this brace has been a lifesaver. No slipping, and my knee feels supported the whole game.
I wear this during my gym sessions and it gives my knee the extra support I need. Stays in place and feels secure.
Pregnacny Compression Socks FAQ's
What are common usage tips if I'm pregnant?
Pregnant women can wear their medical compression stockings every day, from morning until bedtime. At night, the compression stockings should be taken off most commonly. However keeping in mind outside of genreal practice, a doctor or medical professional should always be consulted.
- Choose a sock sized to your ankle and calf circumference.
- Pull them on first thing in the morning, before any swelling sets in.
- Wear throughout the day, removing them before bed.
- Wash regularly to maintain fabric elasticity and hygiene.
When should I start wearing compression socks?
You can start wearing compression socks as soon as you begin to notice pregnancy-related leg or ankle discomfort, even as early as the late first trimester, but most women find the biggest benefit from mid-pregnancy onward.
- As blood volume ramps up and your growing uterus starts to impede venous return, wearing Class I (15–20 mmHg) socks daily can help stave off fluid buildup.
- Continue wearing them every day, especially during long periods of standing, after exercise, or on travel days, to minimise swelling, varicose vein discomfort and fatigue.
- If you still have residual leg swelling or vein ache, keep them on during daytime to support circulation as your body returns to pre-pregnancy.
