Graduated Compression Stockings for Legs That Ache & Swell

Compression stockings apply graduated pressure that's firmest at the ankle and eases up the leg, helping support circulation and reduce the swelling and heaviness that builds over a long day. Veos EasyFit stockings deliver 15-20mmHg of graduated compression, designed in Australia by podiatrists for comfortable all-day wear. If your legs feel tired, achy or swollen, this is the everyday support they're built for.

Graduated Compression Stockings vs Compression Socks

Compression stockings and compression socks work the same way, the difference is mostly in how people use the terms. Both use a graduated pressure profile to encourage blood and fluid back up the leg rather than letting it pool. At a moderate 15-20mmHg level you get firm, effective support you can wear all day without a prescription, suited to circulation support, tired legs and everyday swelling.

Support for Varicose Veins & Swollen Legs

Many people reach for compression stockings to manage the discomfort of varicose veins, spider veins and the leg fatigue that comes with standing or sitting still for hours. The graduated profile helps reduce that end-of-day heaviness, while a comfort-top band holds the stocking up without cutting into the calf or leaving a deep mark. A seamless toe keeps them comfortable on sensitive, swelling-prone legs.

Choosing Your Compression Stockings

Veos compression stockings come in two styles: standard compression for everyday support, or compression grip socks, which add a GripTech silicon sole for traction on smooth floors. For travel-specific support see our flight socks, and for non-compression comfort our loose top socks focus on a non-binding fit instead. Every pair is washable and holds its compression through repeated wear.

Compression Stockings FAQs

What's the difference between compression stockings and compression socks? Very little, the terms are often used interchangeably. Both apply graduated pressure to support circulation. Veos stockings sit at a moderate 15-20mmHg everyday level.

Are compression stockings good for varicose veins? Graduated compression is a common way to ease the heaviness and discomfort associated with varicose veins by supporting circulation. For diagnosis and medical-grade pressure, see your doctor.

What compression level do I need? 15-20mmHg is a moderate, everyday level suited to circulation support, tired legs and mild swelling, firm enough to help, gentle enough to wear all day without a prescription.

Do compression stockings leave marks? They shouldn't. The Veos comfort-top band holds the stocking up across a wide area instead of a tight band, so it stays put without digging in. If it leaves a deep mark, size up.

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