Better circulation.
Less swelling.
Medical-grade compression socks and stockings from Jobst & Sigvaris. Free sizing help and automatic resupply so you always have fresh pairs.
- 15–30 mmHg · doctor-recommended levels
- Free sizing consultation by phone
- Reorders auto-delivered every 4–6 months
- Men's & women's styles, all colors
your compression socks Options
The right compression for your needs.
Not sure which level? Our team helps you choose based on your doctor’s guidance — free, by phone.
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15–20 mmHg Everyday
Mild support for tired legs, mild swelling, travel, and daily wear. The most popular comfort level.
$29 /pair
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20–30 mmHg Moderate
Doctor-recommended for varicose veins, moderate swelling, and post-surgery recovery.
$34 /pair
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30–40 mmHg Firm
$42 /pair
Why Med-Tech ?
Why fitting matters more than style.
Compression that doesn’t fit doesn’t work. Our Tucson team sizes you by phone in two minutes — using measurements, not guesswork.
Free phone sizing
Ankle and calf measurements get you the right fit on the first try.
Save 15% on auto-ship
Compression wears out every 4–6 months. Fresh pairs arrive on time.
Jobst & Sigvaris only
The brands your doctor already trusts — not drugstore knockoffs.
Easy exchanges
Unopened pairs can be exchanged for a different size, no questions.
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Request a quote and our Tucson team will help you choose the right compression level and size, then lock in your 15% subscriber discount.
Free sizing & level guidance
Ankle + calf measurement, by phone.
Lock in 15% subscriber savings
Every auto-ship pair, discounted.
Ships in 2 business days
Jobst & Sigvaris direct from our warehouse.
Common questions
Compression sock questions.
What compression level do I need?
15–20 mmHg is for everyday comfort and mild swelling. 20–30 mmHg is the most common doctor-recommended level for varicose veins and post-surgery. 30–40 mmHg is firm medical compression. If you have a prescription, tell us — otherwise we’ll help you choose.
How do you size compression socks?
Sizing uses ankle and calf measurements (and full leg length for thigh-highs), not shoe size. We walk you through measuring at home in two minutes.
Does insurance cover compression?
We’re a self-pay store — no insurance billing. Our prices are competitive and subscribers save 15% on every pair.
How often should I replace them?
Compression weakens over time. Most people replace pairs every 4–6 months. Our subscription keeps you in fresh pairs automatically.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Anytime, with no penalty. Adjust frequency, swap products, skip a delivery, or cancel — online or by phone.