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Discover easy-to-wear support with Open Toe Knee-High Compression Socks. Enhance circulation and relieve leg discomfort effortlessly with these socks.
Material: Cotton, Microfiber, Spandex; Hand Wash Features: 20-30 mmHg Compression Strength Dense structure excellently supports the varicose veins. Optimal compression increases blood flow during a long flight and prevents swelling. Flat seams secure comfort when worn. The heel zone is strengthened additionally that extends the service life of the products. Helps to: Protection of veins during traveling or sporting Chronic venous insufficiency Lower limb varicose veins Varicose veins during pregnancy Rehabilitation 

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