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2. Should I buy knee-high, thigh-high, or pantyhose?

Knee-highs are usually enough for swelling or discomfort below the knee.Thigh-highs or pantyhose are recommended if you need support for the whole leg.

3. What's the difference between open-toe and closed-toe stockings?

There is no therapeutic difference between open-toe and closed-toe styles.Open-toe is useful for hot weather or wider toes; closed-toe feels more like regular socks and may be preferred with closed shoes.

4. What does "graduated compression" mean?

Graduated compression applies stronger pressure at the ankle that gradually decreases up the leg.This design helps blood flow back toward the heart and reduces swelling.

5. What compression level should I wear?

If a doctor recommended a specific level, follow that guidance first.For general daily use, 15–20 mmHg is a common light-support option; 20–30 mmHg is moderate and often used for more significant symptoms.

6. How do I find the right size?

Measure your ankle (narrowest point), calf (widest point), and leg length (floor to bend of knee). For thigh-highs or pantyhose also measure the upper thigh and full leg length.Measure in the morning before swelling increases and check the size chart for each product.