How to Choose the Right Height of Compression Stockings?

Compports offers three different heights of medical compression stockings: knee-high, thigh-high and pantyhose. We will broken down the differences between the three and finally help you make choice.

Knee high compression stockings are below the knee in length and cover the entire calf. This is the most common length and is suitable for people with varicose veins and edema that only appear in the lower leg.

The thigh high compression stocking is below the hip and is suitable for people who also have symptoms above the knee. The thigh stockings have a silicone anti-slip band, so you don't have to worry about the stockings shifting.

The length of the pantyhose extends to the waist, which is the best length for you if you have varicose veins in your hips as well. The pantyhose are also suitable for people who have symptoms on their thighs and are allergic to silicone, and for people who exercise a lot and are worried about their thigh socks shifting.