Low cut compression socks have a lot of benefits, some of it is that they look just like regular socks and are usually easier to put on and more comfortable to wear than knee-length.. They are great at preventing varicose veins, plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis and other foot issues. 

Whether you’re running, walking, sitting, or doing exercises, these socks keeps you comfortable. On top of that, these Joocla Low Cut Plantar Fasciitis Compression socks are great at speeding up recovery from injuries or surgery by relaxing the muscles, boosting blood circulation and reducing inflammation and swelling.

Anyone can benefit from wearing our products. Whether you're an athlete who wants to excel in the game, who sit for long period during travel or at work, or someone dealing with pain due to a chronic condition, supporting proper blood flow to your feet is of the utmost importance. Our Joocla Low Cut Plantar Fasciitis Compression Socks are engineered with the latest arch to below ankle compression technology, offering a targeted foot to calf muscle support unseen on lesser quality socks. The results are a boost in circulation, delivering an enhanced oxygen blood flow keeping you going harder, for longer, and recovering faster and alleviate pain due to a number of conditions.

These low cut compression socks work by putting pressure on the soles of your feet and your calves. They are designed with targeted compression zones to combat the ache of plantar fasciitis, arch and heel pain. The extra cushioning at the ball of the foot adds additional comfort between steps. These compression socks help improve blood flow, reduce swelling, decrease inflammation and help reduce pain caused by plantar fasciitis.

The Plantar Fascia is the connective tissue that runs from the heel bone (calcaneus) to the ball of the foot. It supports the foot arch, enables the foot to push off, keeps bones and joints in position and absorbs the strain we place on our feet. Plantar Fasciitis occurs when the Plantar Fascia is placed under too much stress, causing inflammation or damage to the tissue and resulting in common symptoms such as heel pain, dull aches or stiffness in the foot.

Absolutely! Runners use low cut compression socks all the time. Wearing low cut compression socks will help you decrease the friction between the shoe and your feet. It means that your muscles will be at ease, and you can run for long-distance without fatigue. People running without compression socks are more likely to suffer from blisters and foot pain.

Medical experts recommend athletes to wear low cut compression socks to prevent their feet from swelling. If you’re running in humid temperature areas, compression socks help to wick the sweat. It’s an essential aspect since your feet will stay dry during the whole workout.

You should wear low cut compression socks during the day. It would be best if you took them off before going to bed. The first thing in the morning is to put them on after taking a shower. When you repeat the process continuously, you will start noticing some positive changes on your feet. It would help if you consider making them a part of your healthcare routine.

You should have at least two pairs of low cut compression socks. It’s a strategy where you can wear one pair of socks while the other is being washed and dried.

Wearing compression socks to bed is entirely up to you based on your comfort level. It is safe to sleep in the socks, but if you find it uncomfortable or experience any kind of pain, you should cease sleeping in compression socks immediately.

Just because a sock is tight does not mean it’s a compression sock that offers the same health benefits. In fact, some tight socks can actually inhibit the flow of blood. Our compression socks are designed with targeted compression zones for compression therapy that will combat the ache of plantar fasciitis, arch and heel pain. They apply gentle pressure to your arch, toes and ankles, promoting blood circulation. We developed our socks with the assistance of vascular surgeons and vein clinics, and also test our product to ensure it offers an accurate compression level. 

1. Soak your compression socks in a small tub, sink or basin filled with cool water then remove. Add a mild detergent or soap to the water and mix the water with your hand to circulate the soap. Place the socks back in the soapy water and let them soak for 5 to 10 minutes.

2. After soaking, gently rub the stockings to remove any dirt and oil. Squeeze them out and rinse to remove any soap. Be sure to squeeze them gently and do not pull the stockings as pulling can result in an imperfect fit when trying to wear them again.

3. Once rinsed lay the stockings out flat dry or hang the stockings out to dry. Do not place the wet socks heat and d o not wring them as it may damage the weave of the compression stocking.

4. For machine wash, place the socks in a linen or mesh laundry bag for extra protection and wash using a gentle cycle.

Additional Tips:

Do not use fabric softener or a detergent with a softener, as this will damage the fiber.

Avoid drying directly in the sun or on a radiator.

Wash your socks after each time you wear the socks. Washing brings back the elasticity to the socks and removes build up of oils and dirt.

Do not wear a pair of compression socks for more than three Months. Many people replace their compression socks after 2 months. Just because the socks may look good does not mean that they still have the proper compression.

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For customers within the United States, your order should arrive within 3 - 8 business days after processing via USPS Priority Mail. For Canada it takes about 12 -14 days. In the case of Australia and UK it takes about 14 -18 days.