US EditionCompression Socks: Why Using the Wrong Pair Can Make Flying Worse
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Compression Socks: Why Using the Wrong Pair Can Make Flying Worse
Image: Freepik A compression sock is often seen as a simple fix for travel fatigue. Slip them on, and you’re ready for takeoff—right? Not always. Wearing the wrong pair can lead to more swelling, numbness, or even serious problems like blood clots. Instead of enjoying a comfortable travel, many passengers feel worse after landing. Quality, fit, and compression level matter more than most people think. From long flights to shorter ones, these soc…
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