FAQ

To maintain the quality and effectiveness of compression stockings, it is generally recommended to hand wash them. However, if you opt for machine washing, use a gentle cycle and place them in a me...

To maintain the performance and longevity of your STOX Energy Socks, it is recommended to avoid using the dryer. Instead, air dry your socks to preserve their unique fabric and compression technolo...

Yes, you can wash compression stockings with detergent. To maintain their functionality and extend their lifespan, it’s best to use a gentle detergent. Typically, hand washing in cold water is reco...

We recommend washing the socks after intensive use.

Yes, compression stockings do come in knee-length options. These specially designed stockings provide targeted compression to enhance circulation and support your legs, all while being stylish and ...

STOX socks are designed for long-term use, using high-quality materials and a strong, shape-retaining construction. With normal use and proper care, they maintain their fit and compression over tim...

To find the right size for compression stockings, you should measure your legs at specific points. Use a measuring tape to get the circumference of your ankle, calf, and thigh, as well as the lengt...

Choosing the right level of compression socks depends on your specific needs and activities. Generally, compression levels are categorized as mild, moderate, and firm. Mild (15-20 mmHg) is suitable...

To measure the circumference of your calves, you'll need a cloth measuring tape. Stand up straight and locate the widest part of your calf. Wrap the tape around this section without pulling too...

To put on stockings correctly, start by ensuring your hands are clean and dry to prevent snagging. Hold the stocking at the top and gently roll it down to the toe. Place your foot inside and carefu...

To put on compression stockings easily, follow these simple steps. First, sit on a chair or the bed for stability. Roll the stocking inside out to the heel area, making it easier to fit your foot. ...

Compression stockings typically extend from the ankle up to just below the knee. This design helps to ensure optimal blood circulation and provides the necessary compression to reduce leg fatigue a...

Compression stockings should typically be pulled up to just below the knee or higher, depending on the specific design and intended compression level. It's important they fit snugly without cau...

Compression stockings typically range from 15 to 50 mmHg. For general support and comfort, mild compression of 15-20 mmHg is often recommended, while the 20-30 mmHg range is better suited for moder...

It is recommended to wash compression stockings after each use. Regular washing ensures that they maintain their effectiveness and hygiene. Use a gentle detergent and cold water to protect the fabr...

Selecting the right size for your compression stockings is crucial for both effectiveness and comfort. Begin by measuring your leg circumference at various points: around the ankle, the widest part...

To determine if a compression stocking is too tight, watch for specific indicators. You may experience discomfort or pain, particularly in the calf area. Additionally, look for visible marks or ind...

To ensure your compression stockings are properly fitted, follow a few key indicators. First, they should feel snug but not painfully tight; you should be able to move your toes comfortably. Look f...

To accurately measure for compression stockings, follow these simple steps. First, measure the circumference of the ankle, the widest part of the calf, and the thigh's circumference if applicab...

Removing compression stockings on your own can be done with some simple steps. Start by sitting down on a comfortable surface, which allows you to reach your feet easily. Use your hand to gather th...

To ensure the perfect fit for compression stockings, accurate measurements are key. Start by measuring the circumference of your ankle, the widest part of your calf, and just below your knee. If yo...

To maintain the quality and effectiveness of your compression stockings, gentle care is essential. Wash them by hand in cold water using mild detergent, avoiding fabric softeners or bleach. After w...

Choosing the right size in compression socks is crucial for effectiveness. It is generally recommended to go for a snug fit not too tight and definitely not too loose. A smaller size may provide ex...

Yes, our socks are made from high-quality materials and feel soft on the skin. If you have sensitive skin, merino is often a good choice because it is a natural and comfortable material.

Wearing compression stockings above the knee can be beneficial for individuals seeking additional support and circulation improvement. Above-the-knee options typically offer greater coverage and ar...

When choosing compression leggings, it's essential to stick with your normal size for a snug fit without being overly restrictive. Compression wear is designed to be tight to enhance blood circ...

Choosing the right size for compression leggings is essential for optimum performance and comfort. While the leggings are designed to fit snugly, opting for a larger size may compromise their compr...

Opting for a smaller size in compression pants might not always be the best choice. These garments are designed to fit snugly while providing support, enhancing blood circulation without causing di...

STOX socks are designed with a snug fit and graduated compression, ensuring they stay in place. The strong, elastic structure prevents slipping, even during prolonged wear or movement.

If you experience sweaty feet, we recommend our Dryarn socks. They are lightweight, breathable, and wick moisture quickly, helping keep your feet dry. Merino socks are also comfortable but retain s...

Yes, STOX socks are designed with breathable, moisture-regulating materials such as Dryarn®. This ensures heat and moisture are quickly removed, keeping your feet dry and comfortable even in higher...

Yes, absolutely. Compression socks can be a bit more difficult to put on, so using an aid can make the process easier.

We do not recommend folding or rolling down compression socks. This can disrupt the pressure distribution and cause the compression to become too strong in certain areas, reducing both comfort and ...

Turn the sock inside out up to the heel, place your foot into the foot section, and then gradually roll the sock up your leg. Distribute the fabric evenly and avoid pulling from the top all at once...

It is recommended to wear your compression socks under your sports leggings. This allows them to provide the best support. Wearing them over leggings can alter the compression level.

Gently roll or fold the socks down from the top instead of pulling them off all at once. This prevents unnecessary strain on the material and helps maintain compression. Avoid pulling hard on the...

To put on a compression stocking effectively, follow these simple steps: 1. **Preparation**: Sit down and gather your stocking, preferably one that fits comfortably. Ensure that your legs are clean...

When considering the height for wearing stockings, it largely depends on the style of the outfit and personal comfort. Generally, stockings are versatile and can be worn at thigh-high, knee-high, o...

To properly care for compression stockings, follow these steps to ensure longevity and effectiveness. First, wash them by hand in cool water with mild detergent. Avoid bleach or fabric softeners as...

To effectively wear compression stockings, start by ensuring your feet and legs are clean and dry. Position the stocking inside out, with the toe area turned outward, and slide your foot in, adjust...

Choosing the right compression socks involves considering the level of compression, typically measured in mmHg. For general wellness and travel, a lower compression level of 15-20 mmHg is suitable....

To determine the right size for compression stockings, you'll need to measure your leg at specific points. Measure your ankle circumference, calf circumference, and thigh circumference, as well...

Compression stockings should typically be replaced every 4 to 6 months, or sooner if you notice any visible signs of wear, such as holes, tears, or loss of elasticity. If you find that they no long...

Experiencing pain while wearing compression stockings can occur for several reasons. They might be too tight or not properly fitted for your legs, leading to discomfort. Additionally, wearing them ...

Placing compression stockings in the dryer can damage their elastic fibers, reducing their effectiveness. High heat can cause them to lose their snug fit, which is essential for proper circulation ...