Circaid Compression Anklets provide light compression and coverage to the foot and ankle. Typically worn in conjunction with a circaid legging and/or additional circaid foot compression.
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Fabric Content: 88% Nylon; 12% Elastane
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.
Review topics: [compression, brand].
"I have used open-toe compression products for years but recently began having discomfort from problems keeping them from "riding up" at the toe. These prevent that; I use them with my Circaid Juxtalite Lower Leg Compression Wrap and they work well. Hopefully they will last a while; 4 stars so far."
"Have Lymphedema, Love them, compression is excellent and so good for my feet!"
"Just the right compression, not too lax, not too tight..."
"Much to my doctor's annoyance, I can't wear any brand of knee-high compression socks at all without feeling as if my calves are being squashed after a few hours. When he eventually condescended to let me try using a Circaid leg wrap around the problem calf instead (one of my legs has much worse varicose veins than the other), it turned out that the shorter compression anklet that came with it didn't bother me at all. After the two anklets that came with the leg wrap wore out, I didn't realize it was possible to order replacements separately from the leg wrap itself. So I tried a similar brand from Sockwell in a less nylon-like material. But that seemed a bit tighter to begin with, and eventually became extremely uncomfortable after a couple of them shrank slightly from being mistakenly put in the dryer for a few minutes. When I went looking for replacements online, it seemed that Sockwell had stopped making compression anklets. But I was able to find your store and order more of the Circaid ones. So I'm now happily back using them, as I would have preferred to do in the first place."
