A pair of legs in white knee-high JOBST ActiveWear compression socks, seen from the sideThe black colourway, worn knee-high and seen from the front
  • A pair of legs in white knee-high JOBST ActiveWear compression socks, seen from the side
  • The black colourway, worn knee-high and seen from the front

Medical Socks

Medical Grade Compression Socks 30–40 mmHg

by JOBST

In Stock

$120.00

Firm 30–40mmHg knee-high compression socks that look and feel like sports socks.

Important: 30–40 mmHg is firm medical-grade compression. If you have circulation problems, diabetes, reduced sensation, or a vascular or heart condition, consult a healthcare professional before purchasing.

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More Information

Knee-high medical compression at 30–40mmHg, the firmest of the three ActiveWear levels, made to look and feel like a sports sock. The foot is cushioned with a seamless toe and a reinforced heel, the fabric wicks moisture, and a comfort band holds it up at the knee without pinching. Sold as a pair, latex free and unisex. Sized on two measurements: around the narrowest part of the ankle and the widest part of the calf.

  • 30–40mmHg medical compression, knee high
  • Cushioned foot, seamless toe, reinforced heel
  • Sold as a pair; latex free, moisture-wicking fabric
  • Comfort band at the knee that stays up without pinching
  • Four sizes by ankle and calf measurement, in white or black

Compression levels

CompressionPurchase warning
15–20 mmHgCompression
20–30 mmHgModerate-to-firm compression
30–40 mmHgFirm medical-grade compression

Important Safety Warning

These compression socks are not suitable for everyone. Before purchasing, have your suitability, required compression level and correct size assessed by a qualified healthcare professional. Do not purchase or wear these socks unless they have been specifically recommended for you.

Warning signs: If you experience new or worsening pain, numbness, tingling, pins and needles, unusual coldness, swelling, skin discolouration (pale, blue or purple), skin irritation, blistering or skin breakdown, remove the socks and seek prompt medical advice. If your foot or leg suddenly becomes cold, pale or blue, you experience severe pain, or you develop sudden significant swelling, seek urgent medical attention immediately.

Important: Compression socks that are unsuitable or incorrectly fitted may compromise circulation and cause serious medical complications. Do not ignore changes in sensation, skin colour, temperature or pain.

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