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Products from Jobst, Medi, Sigvaris and Juzo.

Performance socks, diabetic socks and athletic recovery socks.

Compression hosiery for men and women including pantyhose, thigh highs and knee highs.

Appointments for all other compression fittings are recommended.

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Cheryl's Health Boutique provides both custom and non-custom fittings of lymphedema sleeves, gauntlets, gloves and stockings for customers with seeking relief from lymphedema for both men and women.Ĭheryl's Health Boutique customers benefit from our fitting expertise as well as the time we spend teaching them how to put on and care for their compression garments.Ĭustom fittings for all compression garments are available by appointment only. Compression hosiery and compression garments can help. Pregnancy, heart issues, circulation problems,and vascular conditions can all cause limb swelling and lymphedema that results in tired, achy arms and legs. They don't last to barbells, however.Treat Lymphedema with Compression Therapy Garments I personally would just buy everything from, however, if I had a ridiculous income, because the designs are fantastic and they fit well.

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I like all those random brands, but target definitely feels the best.įor actual full length tights or capris, Nike and underarmour both fit well and I like them more than their short counterparts. Those are the ones I've tried, along with random brands from Marshall's. They fit well and come on the standard colors, but they're expensive as hell. Underarmour: these started it all, and they're good. They also come in like 30 different colors. These are frequently on sale for 2 for $20, though, so you can't beat the price for a good brand. It's not too tight, but I prefer the target. They're only $15 iirc.Įastbay: These are a lot like target, but tighter through the groin and crotch. They come in a few colors and designs, are cheap, and fit well, providing proper compression around the legs but reasonable accommodation in the crotch.

I only have one pair and very rarely will wear it. They are short, with a 6-8' inseam, and very, very restricting in the crotch area. Nike: I do not like Nike procombat compression shorts. Some of them are no name brands, others are Nike, Eastbay, etc. I have a variety of brands of compression shorts ranging from my a 6' inseam to ones that extend down to my lower quadriceps. If you believe you have an injury, the safest course of action is to consult a professional.

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