Sigvaris Initial Men's Class 2 Compression Socks

Sigvaris Initial Men's Class 2 Compression Socks

Semi-thick and ribbed, the Sigvaris Initial sock is a classic for its elegance , its undeniable efficiency and its great resistance .

Description of Sigvaris Initial Men's Class 2 Compression Socks

Sigvaris Initial Men's Class 2 Compression Socks combine elegance, well-being and solidity for healthy legs . This pair of compression socks is ideal for active men looking for practicality . The Initial socks generate softness and comfort thanks to its cotton fibers and microfibers which reject moisture and keep the leg dry. They are very resistant thanks to its numerous reinforcements (spikes, heels, cuffs).
Cotton hygiene and its ventilated area at the foot level provide relief and sanitation. Simplicity is the watchword of this pair of compression socks.

Directions for use and dosage

The stockings must first be placed on the tip of the foot, then to the heel, then unrolled on the ankle and the leg, without ever pulling on it and ensuring that there are no folds.

Comment on the advice for use and dosage of Sigvaris Initial Men's Class 2 Compression Socks with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

In order to choose your size of compression socks, please take the measurements of your two legs, preferably in the morning, referring to the table below:

Available in nickel or black color

Composition

Polyamide Microfiber, Cotton, Elastane

Precautions for use

The fitting of compression stockings is done after removing your rings or putting on gloves. Indeed, a snag is enough for the bottom to lose its elastic properties.

Introducing Sigvaris Initial Men's Class 2 Compression Socks

Compression class
Class 2: 15 to 20 mmHg

Our advice and opinions from pharmacy experts

Venous insufficiency: advice to stimulate blood circulation
Blood circulation problems do not only affect women, but also some people from adolescence, and even men.

• To sleep, raise your legs (using a cushion for example).
• When showering, always finish with a spray of cold water from the ankle to the calf.
• Engage in a sport that stimulates blood circulation, such as walking, cycling or swimming.
• If possible, shorten the standing positions.
• Limit your alcohol intake, which causes veins to dilate.