Class 2 Compression Socks
Class 2 compression socks by medi, delivering a moderate pressure range of 23-32 mmHg, are ideal for managing more significant symptoms such as moderate swelling, varicose veins, and post-surgical recovery. These socks offer dependable support for those with chronic venous insufficiency and are suitable for extended daily use. Discover the enhanced comfort and therapeutic benefits of medi's Class 2 compression socks.
Who is compression class 2 suitable for?
Compression class 2 (CCL 2) stands for medium compression and is used for more pronounced symptoms. These include, among others:
- Moderate swelling of the legs or ankles
- Pronounced varicose veins
- Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI)
- After surgical interventions or thromboses
- For support during pregnancy (if recommended by a doctor)
Class 2 compression socks are intended for regular, often all-day use. They provide targeted pressure distribution to promote venous return and thus effectively alleviate discomfort. Professional fitting is important here - whether for therapy or prophylaxis.
Large selection for different requirements
medi offers a wide selection of class 2 compression socks that are both functional and individually tailored to different requirements. Whether elegant and transparent, sporty and hard-wearing or particularly skin-friendly and caring - the range includes models for everyday life, work, leisure or sensitive skin. Thanks to different materials, fits and designs, medi has the right solution for almost every situation in life - with the usual medical standards of quality, effectiveness and comfort.
Recommended wear for Class 2 compression
To achieve the best possible effect, you should put on your Class 2 compression socks in the morning immediately after getting up - when your legs are not yet swollen. As a rule, they are worn during the day and taken off again in the evening. Depending on the doctor's recommendation - after surgery, for example - it may also be advisable to wear them for longer or at night. Make sure they fit well and, if necessary, use our donning aids or care products to make daily donning and doffing easier and to protect the skin. Regular wearing not only supports the success of the therapy, but also noticeably improves your well-being in everyday life.
