There's just not any evidence yet to support the idea that people who use copper-infused compression clothing would benefit more in preventing fatigue or facilitating recovery compared to non-copper alternatives, other than the potential benefit related to odor.

Copper compression socks will help boost circulation, improve skin health, reduce inflammation and prevent foot-related problems. You should be relaxing and enjoying retirement instead of worrying about foot problems, and copper compression socks can help keep you comfortable!

20-30 mmhg Moderate compression is found in most of our socks, measured at 15-20 mmhg. The best compression socks for a specialized level of support will be our medical grade socks at 20-30 mmhg.

all day At Tommie Copper® we have designed our products to take the pain and difficulty of wearing compression apparel out of the equation, so you can wear it all day at work, rest, or play.

Copper Socks Side Effects "Skin rashes as well from contact with copper can happen. Pain or swelling outside of any normal range that you notice is most likely to be attributed to the compression itself from your stockings - you might need another size, so you should talk to your doctor."

Who could benefit from wearing compression socks?

• Boosting circulation in the legs.
• Decreasing swelling in the legs and ankles.
• Improving lymphatic drainage.
• Managing orthostatic hypotension, or low blood pressure when you stand up after a period of sitting down.
• Preventing blood from pooling in the leg veins.

CopperJoint® products can be worn all day and all night for rejuvenating relief, improved circulation, and faster muscle recovery. All of our compression products feature a lightweight design with anti-odor technology, moisture wicking, anti-chafe seaming for comfortable wear for any activity.

We do, however, advise to wash yours after each wear. This will keep the materials clean and fresh, ensuring they are comfortable to wear every time. Your socks will retain their pressure levels, acting on your lower limbs to avoid the creation of blood clots and other side effects.

A good rule of thumb to follow is: 15-20 mmHg: Great for daily wear, travel, and sports. They help improve circulation without being too tight. 20-30 mmHg: Great for sports recovery, daily wear, medical recovery, and to manage mild symptoms of varicose and spider veins.

“There is no benefit to wearing compression stockings to bed - when the leg is flat in bed, gravity does not affect blood flow,” Kim said. “That being said, it doesn't hurt to wear them to bed if you please. Just keep in mind that wearing them in bed doesn't mean you don't have to wear them during the daytime.

“There is no benefit to wearing compression stockings to bed - when the leg is flat in bed, gravity does not affect blood flow,” Kim said. “That being said, it doesn't hurt to wear them to bed if you please. Just keep in mind that wearing them in bed doesn't mean you don't have to wear them during the daytime.

Taking care of your compression socks You can wear your compression socks all day by putting them on when getting dressed in the morning, and take them off before bed (unless your doctor advises otherwise).