Compression Level
Determining the correct compression level for your compression garment may require the assistance of a medical professional. However, if you simply need sleeves, socks, or other compression wear for workouts and physical activities, you can generally rely on lower compression levels. Alternatively, if you need compression wear for medical purposes, you will need to talk to your doctor and potentially try out different compression levels until you find the best fit for you. In most cases, if you are using compression garments for enhanced blood flow and performance for sports, you can generally depend on compression levels below 20 mmHg.
JOBST® Opaque Knee High 15-20mmHg
JOBST® Relief Chap Style 20-30mmHg Open Toe

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Sigvaris Thermoregulating Wool Socks 20-30mmHg

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