Compression Garments
Custom Fitted Compression Garments | London Ontario
Our Compression Wear
From day-to-day compression therapy requirements, to helping athletes of all levels perform better for longer periods of time, as your local London area specialist, we source your ideal compression garment getup from the world’s top manufacturers. We carry a variety of different brands of compression attire for use with many parts of the body. Our qualified specialists will help you find the ideal solution for your particular requirements.
Compression Socks
Compression Stockings/ Hose
Compression Leggings
Compression Therapy
Compression therapy is a simple and effective means of increasing blood flow activity in the lower limbs through strengthening vein support. It can be used as a treatment prescribed by a physician to treat phlebitis (inflammation of the walls of a vein) or thrombosis (coagulation or clotting of the blood in a part of the circulatory system).
Periodically, compression therapy is used as an aftercare following surgery (acting as a form of wound care), sclerotherapy (the treatment of varicose blood vessels by the injection of an irritant that causes inflammation, coagulation of blood, and narrowing of the blood vessel wall), any other forms of varicose vein treatment. It is also used to relieve all conditions of chronic venous disease such as, heavy legs, varicose veins, oedemas, and leg ulcers.
In addition to surgical treatment, compression therapy can also be prescribed to prevent venous troubles during pregnancy and in long distance travel. Medical compression therapy can be applied in different forms such as socks, stockings, or sleeves. These garments work by gradually compressing the limb. They help venous return (the flow of blood back to the heart), decrease venous pressure (average blood pressure within the venous compartment), prevent venous stasis (a risk factor for forming blood clots in veins), and deterioration of the walls of your veins.
Compression Therapy
Compression therapy is a simple and effective means of increasing blood flow activity in the lower limbs through strengthening vein support. It can be used as a treatment prescribed by a physician to treat phlebitis (inflammation of the walls of a vein) or thrombosis (coagulation or clotting of the blood in a part of the circulatory system).
Periodically, compression therapy is used as an aftercare following surgery (acting as a form of wound care), sclerotherapy (the treatment of varicose blood vessels by the injection of an irritant that causes inflammation, coagulation of blood, and narrowing of the blood vessel wall), any other forms of varicose vein treatment. It is also used to relieve all conditions of chronic venous disease such as, heavy legs, varicose veins, oedemas, and leg ulcers.
In addition to surgical treatment, compression therapy can also be prescribed to prevent venous troubles during pregnancy and in long distance travel. Medical compression therapy can be applied in different forms such as socks, stockings, or sleeves. These garments work by gradually compressing the limb. They help venous return (the flow of blood back to the heart), decrease venous pressure (average blood pressure within the venous compartment), prevent venous stasis (a risk factor for forming blood clots in veins), and deterioration of the walls of your veins.
Compression Garments And Athletics
Compression garments can offer athletes a number of important advantages that improve their performance and recuperation. The quickest recuperation time is one of the most noticeable benefits. A common side effect of intense physical activity for athletes is pain and weariness in their muscles, so by reducing these symptoms, compression garments help athletes recover faster and be well prepared for their next challenge.
Additionally, compression therapy is helpful in lessening the soreness in the muscles that often follows strenuous exercise or sports. This implies that athletes won’t have to give up on their training regimens due to discomfort or worry about being hurt.
Furthermore, the active design of our compression garments actively enhances blood circulation. Because of the increased blood flow, muscles are guaranteed a steady supply of oxygen, which is necessary for both muscle activity and muscle regeneration. This leads to an increase in muscle oxygenation, which increases muscle strength and endurance.
Compression Garments And Athletics
Compression garments can offer athletes a number of important advantages that improve their performance and recuperation. The quickest recuperation time is one of the most noticeable benefits. A common side effect of intense physical activity for athletes is pain and weariness in their muscles, so by reducing these symptoms, compression garments help athletes recover faster and be well prepared for their next challenge.
Additionally, compression therapy is helpful in lessening the soreness in the muscles that often follows strenuous exercise or sports. This implies that athletes won’t have to give up on their training regimens due to discomfort or worry about being hurt.
Furthermore, the active design of our compression garments actively enhances blood circulation. Because of the increased blood flow, muscles are guaranteed a steady supply of oxygen, which is necessary for both muscle activity and muscle regeneration. This leads to an increase in muscle oxygenation, which increases muscle strength and endurance.
Manufactured by licensed Pedorthists educated at Western University in Pedorthics, in good standing with the College of Pedorthics, the Pedorthic Association of Canada and the Pedorthic Footwear Association of Canada, with a combined 30 years experience.
Jeff Lewis, Owner and Certified Pedorthist, is currently studying out sole invention at London University Hospital under Dr. Ted Vasarhelyi (Orthopaedic Surgeon).
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