Dr. Motion Compression Socks

I know there are times that I had to wear compression socks. When I used to wear them they were these ugly tan socks/nylon that you would have fight to put on. I never knew that there was a company called Dr. Motion and they offered everyday stylish compression socks. When I received several pair in the mail I was blown away. Not only did they have cute designs they looked like everyday socks. No one would ever know the difference. 

The first pair that we received was their knee high daisy compression socks. This pair fits size shoe 4-10. These socks are mild compression 8-15mmHg. This gives you graduated support. They fit comfortable. When butting them on they will not bind and they smooth out great. They are easy to take on and off. I can wear them all day without them itching or bother me. They come in a variety of different designs. 

Then we received a pair of their ankles compression socks. This pair comes with a plain set and one that had little wine glasses and bottles on it. They are super cute. These are also the same size. They have the compression body with arch support. They enhanced cushion and seamless toe. They have breathable mesh with TruDry yarn. They have antimicrobial and anti odor. They are easy to put on. I do like ankle socks and they do help my feet. They give me the support that I need. They are easy to put on and take off.

When I saw these compression socks I instantly fell in love. I remember the old compression socks and they were ugly. When I saw the different patterns and styles they were amazing. They come a long way. They give the same support and they work. I would highly recommend checking out the different styles on their website below.

Dr. Motion Socks

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