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20-30 mmHg
This firm compression is designed to for more serious discomforts such as moderate swelling and pain, medium-severity varicose veins, post-surgical vein stripping or sclerotherapy patients, per a doctor's recommendation.

CEP Compression Ankle Sleeve

CEP Compression Ankle Sleeve

Brand: CEP

Style Number: WO12V61

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Features:

  • Compression: Reduces swelling and stabilizes ankle joints.

  • Flexible, Supportive Material: Supports you while you train and recover.

  • Anatomical Orthopedic Design: Optimizes injury recovery for faster healing.

  • Stabilizes Sore Joints & Tendons: Helps relieve discomfort in fatigued ankles.

  • Comfortable Fit: Can be worn in most athletic shoes without discomfort.

  • Ideal for Minor Ankle Injuries: Perfect for ankle sprains and other mild injuries.

Compression Level:

  • 20-30 mmHg

Fiber Content:

  • 76% Polyamide
  • 14% Spandex
  • 10% Polyester

CEP Compression Ankle Sleeve promotes a new and improved compression profile for swelling reduction and pain relief while maintaining a stay-put fit during workouts and sports. Strong, supportive material offers an athletic fit that conforms to your movements, allowing you to train while recovering from a mild ankle injury.

*Sizing for graduated compression socks, stockings & armsleeves differs significantly from typical sizing, and is based on precise measurements. Each brand also varies. To ensure you are ordering the correct size for you, please refer to the size chart for this specific product before making your selection.

Style Number: WO12V61

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Compression Ankle Sox

"Good support after a high ankle sprain has allowed me to get on with my life."

— Robert J. (4/5)

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