Compression socks may sound like they are just for medical patients or athletes, but they offer benefits to everyday women and men, to improve their comfort and mobility in daily life. Whether you are on your feet all day, experiencing edema (swelling), or have vein deficiencies, compression garments can make a noticeable difference. Compression garments are not just for your grandmother, they are for anyone who experiences tired, achy legs at the end of the day or have jobs requiring them to travel, stand or sit for long periods of time.
Have you ever shopped for specialty socks and noticed both compression socks and diabetic socks, and thought to yourself, What is the difference? Aren’t they basically the same thing? They do in fact look similar but can serve different purposes. Understanding the differences between compression socks and diabetic socks can help you choose what is right for your feet.
Feeling stuck when it’s time to pick a gift? No sweat, we’ve got you covered with smart ideas you can pick up at a BioPed clinic. These thoughtful options are perfect for anyone who spends time on their feet, could use some extra comfort, or just deserves a little pampering.
Feeling stuck when it’s time to pick a gift? No sweat, we’ve got you covered with smart ideas you can pick up at a BioPed clinic. These thoughtful options are perfect for anyone who spends time on their feet, could use some extra comfort, or just deserves something a little pampering.
Nobody likes pain in the feet when they are out hiking and enjoying all the beauty that fall brings. Don’t let swelling continue to get in the way of pain-free hiking, read below to find out what you can do to help keep those legs feeling fresh.
We get it, the holidays can be a hectic time but don’t let getting a gift be that way. BioPed offers many quick gift ideas that could be perfect for those that you love! Check out these suggestions for the holiday season.
When temperatures rise, many people wonder if they should stop wearing their compression socks. It is easy to understand why. Hot weather can make your legs feel warm, your feet sweaty, and putting on compression socks can seem like even more work.
