Are CEP socks worth it?

Are CEP socks worth it?

5.0 out of 5 stars Worth it! I bought these when I was training for a half marathon as recovery socks. I now own two pair and I wear them every day to work (I’m an RN) as compression socks. They wash and wear better then any compression socks I have tried.

What is the compression for CEP socks?

CEP’s socks start with a 24mmHg in the ankle and gradually loosens to a consistent 18mmHg in the calf. This truly graduated compression profile is slightly different then our standard medical compression and was developed for the athlete.

Are compression socks a gimmick?

Compression garments are in fact beneficial for increased running performance, maintenance of leg power after endurance, and post-exercise recovery. Anewly published study out of the University of Michigan Health System finds compression socks worn after a marathon improve performance in coming weeks.

Can I run with compression socks?

Compression socks for running are typically safe to wear, as compression levels in socks meant for athletic activities are relatively low. However, if you have certain health issues, medical-grade compression stockings (we’re talking LOTS of compression) should be avoided.

How do you clean SB Sox compression socks?

Answer: Machine wash in cold water, air dry, don’t use dryer.

What does 20-30 mmHg mean in compression socks?

Compression levels are indicated with a range of numbers like “20-30 mmHg”, which means that the amount of compression will not fall below 20 mmHg and not exceed 30 mmHg. The unit of measurement is called “millimeters of mercury” which is a measurement of pressure, also used in blood pressure.

Where are CEP compression socks made?

CEP’s success is rooted in its parent company medi, which has been producing high-quality medical compression products at its location in Bayreuth, Germany since 1951.

How do you know what size compression socks to buy?

Choose a sock size that will safely fit the largest foot, ankle and calf measurement. Measure at the widest part of the calf. Measure at the smallest part of the ankle just above the ankle bones.

How do you know which compression socks to buy?

Which one do I pick? The general rule of thumb is to ask yourself where the affected area is on your legs. If you have swelling only in your ankles, then a knee high sock should be sufficient. If you have swelling on or above the knee, consider a thigh high or pantyhose / waist high compression stocking.