Compression tights for light, toned, well-supported legs

In this category, we've put together a range of high-performance, attractive and practical models that combine therapeutic efficacy with everyday wear. Because taking care of your legs shouldn't be at the expense of your comfort or style, discover why compression tights can literally change the way your body feels from morning to night.

Contention tights: a discreet yet powerful solution to venous insufficiency

Does the idea of medical pantyhose sound a little "old school" to you? Think again. Compression tights are the fruit of decades of textile innovation and medical research. Initially used in hospitals to prevent thrombosis, they have gradually established themselves as accessible and effective preventive tools in everyday life.

The working principle is simple: the pantyhose exert a degressive pressure (stronger at the ankle and weaker towards the top of the leg), which facilitates venous return and prevents blood stagnation in the lower limbs. The result? A clear reduction in the sensation of heavy legs, relief from edema, improved tissue oxygenation, and active prevention of venous complications (varicose veins, phlebitis, ulcers).

But beyond the technique, what you'll appreciate every day is their ability to blend into your routine. Made from soft, breathable, stretchable fibers, they offer supple support without excessive compression, and can be worn with an office dress or maternity pants.

Which compression tights should you choose according to your profile and needs?

Because there's no one way to wear compression tights, we offer a wide range of references to meet every need:

Class 1 tights: ideal for preventing mild venous disorders, relieving tired legs or accompanying periods of prolonged standing. Ideal at the first signs of circulatory discomfort.
Class 2 tights: recommended for relief of varicose veins, edema and moderate venous circulation disorders. This is the class most often prescribed, particularly during pregnancy or after surgery.
Class 3 tights: designed to treat severe venous pathologies (ulcers, lymphedema). Prescribed in a medical environment, their use is accompanied by specific monitoring.
Pregnancy tights: with a flexible abdominal area and no compression on the abdomen, these tights support venous circulation during pregnancy while maintaining good thermal comfort.
Aesthetic, feminine tights: matte, semi-transparent or opaque finish, in black or flesh color... they're designed to combine elegance and effectiveness, without compromise.
Large or made-to-measure tights: so that all body shapes can benefit from effective support without discomfort, our partner brands offer a wide range of sizes and lengths.

This wide range meets the needs of active people, expectant mothers, chronic patients... and transforms oil or gel with arnica, menthol or red vine into a real choice of comfort.

Simple tips to get the most from your compression tights

You don't have to be an expert to wear compression tights properly. Here are a few practical tips to make them an easy part of your routine:

Take your measurements as soon as you wake up: that's when your legs are least swollen. Measure around the ankle, calf, thigh and waist if necessary.
Choose the right compression class: don't go in blind. Class 1 for prevention, class 2 for moderate signs, class 3 on prescription. If in doubt, ask your pharmacist for advice.
Put them on with care, ideally in a lying or sitting position, turning the pantyhose inside out to make them easier to put on. A stocking threader can be useful to make everyday life easier.
Wear them all day long, and remove them at night before going to bed.
Wash them at 30°C, by hand or in the machine in a washing net, without fabric softener, to preserve their elasticity.
Renew them every 6 months: like all medical textiles, their effectiveness diminishes with wear.

By following these simple steps, you'll maximize the beneficial effects on your circulation, while ensuring that your tights last as long as possible.

What tips does your pharmacist have for choosing your compression tights?

"What we often hear at the counter? "I thought compression tights were ugly and unpleasant." Well, no! Today, you can find models that are as elegant as they are effective, and have nothing to envy your classic tights.

My advice: anticipate. As soon as the first signs appear (heaviness, tingling, visible vessels), opt for a gentle, non-invasive solution with no side effects. This will help you avoid more serious long-term complications.

We can help you choose the right size, compression level and model, and even show you how to put them on. Don't hesitate to consult us: a good fit is the key to lasting comfort."

What naturopathic advice should I use in conjunction with compression tights to stimulate circulation?

To boost the effectiveness of your compression tights, why not also rely on complementary natural solutions? Here are our simple and effective naturopathic recommendations:

Venotonic plants: red vine, horse chestnut,witch hazel and cypress are reputed to tone vein walls and reduce inflammation. In capsule, herbal tea or fluid extract form, they provide a welcome natural boost.
Cold showers on the legs: every morning or evening, a few seconds of cold water on the calves stimulates vascular tone and reactivates circulation on a daily basis.
Draining self-massage with an arnica, menthol or red vine oil or gel decongests tissues and soothes feelings of heaviness.
Get moving as soon as possible: even a 10-minute walk is enough to stimulate venous return. Avoid standing or sitting for long periods.
Elevate your legs in the evening, lying down with a cushion or on the sofa, to facilitate veno-lymphatic drainage.

Combine these simple gestures with the mechanical effects of your tights, and you'll be offering your legs an environment conducive to lightness, vitality and good vascular health.

In short, compression tights are much more than a medical product: they are discreet, powerful partners in your daily well-being. They combine aesthetics, textile technology and therapeutic efficacy to offer you a complete solution to venous disorders. Thanks to a wide choice of products, expert advice and a natural approach, you can finally say goodbye to heavy legs and regain a lasting feeling of lightness.

A wide range of orthopedic solutions

Our online pharmacy offers a comprehensive range of orthopedic devices designed to support, stabilize and protect joints and muscles. Each device is selected for its effectiveness, comfort and compliance with medical standards.

Discover our range of orthopedic solutions for effective, customized care:

a discreet splint to stabilize without completely blocking movement.
a lumbar belt for prolonged sitting to relieve back pain at work.
orthopedic shoes for standing provide support and comfort at fixed workstations.
Knee braces for walking-related pain help relieve joint strain on a daily basis.
preventive ankle support for mobile workers prevents sprains on the move.
orthopedic work insoles adapt to all types of safety footwear.
a post-exercise support bandage reduces muscular tension at the end of the day.
professional compression socks optimize circulation in the office.
compression stockings for employees on the move prevent a feeling of heaviness.
compression tights for seated work are invisible and effective.
gentle after-work venous contention aids muscle recovery.
cervical collars for postural pain at work relieve tension in the upper back.