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REJUVA knee-high compression socks with COOLMAX in 15-20 mmHg deliver light, entry-level graduated compression in a moisture-wicking knit built to keep legs cooler and drier.
Key features
- COOLMAX fabric - moisture-wicking yarn that moves sweat away from the skin to keep legs cooler and drier.
- Solid Midnight colorway - a deep neutral that works with everything, with no visible medical styling.
- Anatomic left and right foot - shaped for each foot rather than a symmetrical toe box, which improves fit and reduces rubbing.
- Breathable knit - suited to warm weather, travel and long days indoors.
Good for
- Tired, aching legs - relief at the end of long days on your feet or at a desk.
- Mild swelling - eases the ankle and calf swelling that builds through the day.
- Travel - reduces swelling and supports circulation on long journeys.
- Pregnancy - helps manage leg swelling and supports vein health.
Indicated for
- Tired, aching legs
- Mild leg swelling
- Spider veins
- Occupational leg fatigue
Common use scenarios
- Long hours standing or sitting
- Travel and long journeys
- Pregnancy leg support
- Everyday wear
Care Instructions
Hand wash or machine wash only using gentle detergents on delicate cycle at 100°F. Do not use fabric softeners, chlorine-based detergents, or Woolite™-type detergents. Most mediven models are suitable for machine drying using the gentle cycle. Do not dry over heaters, in direct sunlight, or by wringing out the garments. Do not dry clean or iron your medi garments. Use the medi stocking guardian wash bag to wash your compression garments with extra care and to prolong their lifespan. Follow the specific wear and care instructions provided with each product.
What does 15-20 mmHg compression treat?
15-20 mmHg is light, entry-level medical compression. It supports mild to moderate spider veins, early or symptomatic varicose veins, mild venous edema, and tired, achy, heavy legs. It's also commonly used for everyday prevention during long travel, prolonged standing or sitting, and pregnancy.
Do I need a prescription for 15-20 mmHg compression?
No. 15-20 mmHg is the lightest medical compression range and is available over the counter without a prescription in most regions. Higher compression levels (20-30 mmHg and above) are typically prescribed by a clinician for diagnosed conditions.
Can I wear 15-20 mmHg compression every day?
Yes. 15-20 mmHg is designed for daily wear and is well-suited to long days at work, travel, pregnancy, and general venous health maintenance. Replace your stockings every 3-6 months with regular use, as the compression fabric naturally loses elasticity over time.
Is 15-20 mmHg right for me if I'm new to compression?
15-20 mmHg is widely recommended as a starting point for first-time compression wearers. The light compression is comfortable enough for all-day wear while still providing meaningful support. If you've been prescribed a specific compression level, follow your clinician's guidance.
What's the difference between 15-20 mmHg and 20-30 mmHg?
15-20 mmHg is light compression suitable for mild symptoms and prevention; 20-30 mmHg is the most commonly prescribed therapeutic level, used for more pronounced varicose veins, moderate edema, post-sclerotherapy maintenance, and chronic venous insufficiency. If you're treating a diagnosed condition, your clinician will determine the appropriate level.
| size | ankle (in) | calf (in) | avg. shoe (men) | avg. shoe (women) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 7-8.5 | 11-15 | 6-7.5 | 5-7 |
| M | 8.5-10 | 12-17 | 8-10 | 7.5-9.5 |
| L | 10-11.5 | 13-18 | 10.5-12.5 | 10-12 |
| XL | 11.5-13 | 14-20 | 13+ | 12.5+ |