NEWZILL Copper Compression Socks for Women & Men Circulation 20-30mmHg, Graduated Open Toe, Cotton Compression Socks for Nurses
Fabric type: 60% Cotton, 25% Spandex, 15% CopperCare instructions: Hand Wash OnlyOrigin: ImportedCOPPER INFUSED COMPRESSION SOCKS _ Copper is a great conductor of electricity, we extended its natural property to rejuvenate blood circulation through your legs through copper fibers capable reviving blood circulation along with providing a 20 mmHg compression. It offers the most perfect settlement scheme for those who sit for long period during travel or at work.WHY OPEN TOE? _ Shape-to-Fit Open-Toe Compression Socks allow for easier on & off and for wear with sandals, open toe shoes and open-toed boots! If you love wearing flip flops as your leisure footwear and also like to travel, NEWZILL toeless socks are the perfect gift for you while watching onboard entertainment with a fancy meal or comfort food on the side.SWEAT A LOT? _ Unfortunately, some people just sweat more than others, especially in the toe & foot area. This sweating can often cause discomfort and produce a mighty odor. Fortunately, the issue can be altogether avoided by wearing our breathable toeless cotton compression socks.LARGE FEET OR TOE? _ For those with long toes, it can be very challenging to force your feet into regular-sized compression socks. Our Open-toe stockings can be a great way to reap all the benefits of tradition compression socks while still having plenty of room. Similarly, if you have hammertoes (a condition in which they curl downwards), NEWZILL toeless socks are probably your best choice.TOE CONDITIONS? _ Several toe conditions, including corns, warts, bunions, ingrown nails, irritated skin, and other nail issues normally make wearing socks uncomfortable. Fortunately, you can opt for NEWZILL toeless hosiery instead.PROVEN TO WORK _ NEWZILL Graduated Compression Socks are clinically proven to relieve swollen feet and reduce symptoms of edema, shin splints or varicose veins. They are also instrumental in controlling chronic venous disorders and reducing the risk of both lymphedema and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT).