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COMPRESSION STOCKINGS

Xceed Medical provides off the shelf sizing as well as made to measure custom stockings.

Compression Stockings for Vein and Vascular Health

Compression stockings are a great solution for many levels of vein or vascular disease. They work well for mild, moderate, or even severe conditions.

Why Gradient Compression Matters

Unlike regular support stockings, our garments offer gradient compression. This means the pressure is strongest at the ankle and gets lighter toward the top.

As a result, blood flows better, and swelling is reduced. In addition, patients often feel more comfortable and see better results over time.

Personalized Options for Every Patient

We match our stockings to each patient’s unique needs. For example, we consider your size, activity level, and condition.

In addition, we offer:

A wide variety of styles
Many different colors to choose from

Therefore, you can find a compression stocking that fits you both medically and personally.

Additional Compression Garments Available

Sleeve Compression

Compression Sleeves for Swelling and Recovery

Compression sleeves are often prescribed for people with lymphedema in the arms or legs. They help manage swelling and support daily movement.

Support for Active and Everyday Life

In addition to medical use, athletes also benefit from compression sleeves. For example, they help improve recovery after workouts. They also prevent leg fatigue during long periods of standing or sitting.

Flexible Options for Everyone

We offer both custom and off-the-shelf compression sleeve options. Therefore, you can find the right fit and function for your needs, whether for health, activity, or everyday comfort.

Facial Compression

Facial Compression Garments for Post-Surgery Recovery

Facial compression garments are important after facial plastic surgery. They support healing and help patients recover faster.

Benefits for Recovery

These garments offer several key benefits. For example, they:

Improve blood circulation
Reduce swelling
Prevent fluid build-up after surgery

As a result, patients feel more comfortable and heal more quickly.

Options That Fit You Best

We offer both custom and off-the-shelf facial compression garments. Therefore, you can find the right fit for your face and your recovery needs.

Compression Gloves and Gauntlets

Compression gloves and gauntlets are commonly used by patients experiencing arthritis or carpal tunnel by reducing swelling, easing pain, and improving functionality of the hand. Gloves and gauntlets are available in both custom and off-shelf options.

Maternity Compression

Compression Support During Pregnancy

During pregnancy, your body goes through many changes. For example, your veins face more pressure, and certain hormones increase the risk of blood clots.

How Compression Helps

Compression garments can support expecting mothers in many ways. They help:

Prevent blood clots
Reduce blood pooling in the legs
Improve circulation and reduce swelling

As a result, pregnant women feel more comfortable and supported during daily activities.

Comfortable Options from XCEED Medical

XCEED Medical offers a variety of compression options for pregnancy. For example:

Pantyhose
Thigh-high garments
Stockings

In addition, each option is designed to provide comfort, reduce risk, and support healthy circulation throughout pregnancy.

What are venous diseases?

Understanding How Veins Work

Veins in our legs carry blood back to the heart. They have one-way valves that stop the blood from flowing backward.

What Happens with Venous Disease

If you have venous disease, these valves may not work properly. As a result, some blood can flow back down into the legs. When veins don’t work well, blood pools in the lower legs.

Over time, this may lead to different forms of venous disease. In fact, many cases of chronic venous disease are linked to family history.

Common Causes and Symptoms

Venous problems can also be caused by:

Sitting or standing for long periods
Obesity
Lack of physical activity

Some common signs of venous insufficiency include:

Tired or heavy legs
Pins and needles
Swollen ankles

How Compression Can Help

Thankfully, compression stockings can help prevent these issues. They improve blood flow, reduce swelling, and support healthy veins. Therefore, they are a great way to protect your legs and feel better daily.

Examples of venous diseases include:

Signs and symptoms

The first changes in your leg veins have normally already started long before you discover varicose veins or other visible signs. Tired or itchy legs, swollen ankles in the evening, pins and needles or pain in the legs are the first signals of changes in the veins. The so-called “warning veins,” a circle of distended veins at the ankle, is an important early sign to be aware of. These are followed later by swelling due to the accumulation of water, or so-called “thick legs.”

Why Compression Stockings/Socks?

Prevents Swelling and Pain
Energize Legs
All-Day Comfort and Support
Speeds Up Recovery From Injury or Workout

When You Do A Lot Of Standing Or Sitting All Day

Combat Fatigue and Reduce Muscle Aches

Daily life can be hard on your legs—especially if you’re on your feet all day or stuck sitting for long hours. Many people feel leg fatigue caused by varicose veins, swelling, or even blood clots.

Why Circulation Matters

If you can’t take a break during the day, maintaining good blood flow becomes essential. Compression socks help with this. For example, they reduce your risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), pulmonary embolism, and other circulation problems.

As a result, your legs feel less heavy, less sore, and more energized.

Boost Energy and Stimulate Blood Flow

Graduated compression socks gently squeeze the legs. This helps blood move upward and boosts oxygen flow to your muscles. In turn, you feel more energized throughout the day.

Even if you’re not very active, your legs will feel like they’ve been working in a healthy way. More circulation means less end-of-day fatigue.

Support for Every Workplace

Whether you work in:

Healthcare
Manufacturing
Education
Retail
An office setting

Compression socks can help. They reduce swelling, improve circulation, and ease symptoms of conditions like:

Lymphedema
Venous insufficiency
Plantar fasciitis
Fluid retention

Your lower legs do a lot. Give them the daily support they deserve.

When You’re Traveling And Flying

Reduce Swelling and Lower Blood Clot Risk

Sitting for long periods on a plane, train, or in a car can cause swelling. This happens because blood and fluid pool in the lower legs and feet.

Prevent Dangerous Conditions

Stagnant blood flow may lead to deep vein clotting. This can cause serious health problems like pulmonary embolism.

However, wearing knee-high compression socks can help. Many doctors recommend them for long travel days, especially on flights.

Improve Circulation During Travel

Compression socks gently squeeze your legs. As a result, they help move blood from your feet back toward your heart. This improves circulation and reduces swelling.

Travel in Comfort

On days when you sit for hours, compression socks can help prevent discomfort. For example, they reduce the chance of edema and deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

Compression Therapy That Works

Graduated compression therapy gives the most pressure at the ankle and less at the calf. Therefore, blood moves up the leg more easily. This helps prevent swelling, heaviness, and pain.

Alleviate Pain and Edema

Poor circulation, gravity, and long periods of sitting or standing can cause swelling. This can lead to problems like:

Venous insufficiency
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
Fluid retention and pain

Boost Fresh Blood Flow

Compression stockings improve blood flow and reduce the risk of vein problems. For example, they help with:

Varicose veins
Blood clots
Edema and lymphedema

Feel Better Fast

Medical-grade compression supports your veins and helps flush out waste fluids. As a result, your legs feel lighter and less swollen.

Whether you’re traveling from New York to Europe or working long shifts, compression socks help you feel your best every day.

Benefits of Compression During Pregnancy

Avoid Blood Clots and Reduce Spider Veins

Pregnancy brings many changes. Along with expecting your baby, you may also expect swelling in your legs, ankles, and feet. This swelling, called edema, happens because of increased blood volume and fluid.

Know the Risks

Some women also develop vein issues during pregnancy. For example, varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) may appear. Blood clots in deep veins are serious and can lead to dangerous health problems.

That’s why many pregnant women wear compression socks. These socks help reduce swelling and lower the risk of clots.

Improve Circulation and Comfort

Knee-high compression socks gently squeeze the legs. As a result, blood moves more easily from the feet back to the heart. This helps improve circulation and reduce swelling.

Doctor-Recommended Support

Medical experts often suggest maternity compression socks to ease pregnancy-related leg swelling. In addition, they can help prevent blood clots and keep you more comfortable.

Extra Help for Leg Pain

Compression socks won’t stop hormonal shifts, morning sickness, or backaches. However, they can help relieve pressure and reduce leg pain. That means one less thing to worry about as your body changes.

Support your legs now—so you can focus on your growing family.

When Your Working Out

Reduce Muscle Soreness and Clear Lactic Acid

After workouts, many athletes feel sore or tired. This can be caused by muscle fatigue, shin splints, swelling, or delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). Recovery is normal, but long recovery times can disrupt training plans.

How Compression Helps Recovery

Compression socks help speed up recovery. They improve blood flow and help move waste materials like lactic acid out of your legs. As a result, you may feel less sore and ready to train again sooner.

Improve Blood Flow and Boost Performance

Wearing compression socks can also improve how your body performs. For example, studies show athletes—runners, cyclists, and more—feel better when they wear compression gear after exercise.

Graduated compression socks gently squeeze your legs. This helps push deoxygenated blood and waste fluids out, bringing fresh oxygen in.

Benefits You Can Feel

Compression gear supports your shin and calf muscles. It can help with:

Less soreness
Better circulation
Faster recovery
Reduced risk of injury

Maximize Your Training

Both elite and everyday athletes deal with sore legs, cramps, and shin splints. However, switching to compression socks can help you:

Avoid pain
Improve performance
Recover faster

Less Lactic Acid, More Energy

Tired of sore muscles after workouts? Compression socks can help reduce lactic acid buildup. They also boost circulation and improve form.

Many socks also come in moisture-wicking fabrics with added arch support. As a result, you get both comfort and recovery support.

Support Beyond Workouts

Wearing compression garments doesn’t just help in the gym. They also:

Improve oxygen delivery
Reduce fatigue
Help prevent swelling, DVT, and varicose veins

Studies show compression gear reduces oxidative stress and boosts recovery. Regular socks just can’t compare.

Helpful Videos for Donning (putting on) and Doffing (taking off) Compression Stockings.

Calf Stockings

Thigh Stockings

Panty Stockings

Open Toe Stockings

Butler-Donning

Butler Off