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To use a coupon, deal, discount, promotion or voucher for Discount Surgical, you need to enter the code in the box provided during the checkout process of your order. The amount of the discount will be automatically deducted from the total of your order.

The coupons, deals, discounts, promotions or vouchers for Discount Surgical usually have an expiration date or specific conditions of use. For example, some codes are only valid for a certain amount of purchase, a certain product category or a certain brand. You need to check the details of each offer before using it.

If you have any questions or issues regarding the coupons, deals, discounts, promotions or vouchers for Discount Surgical, you can contact their customer service by email at [email protected] or by phone at 1-800-982-0939. They will be happy to assist you.

Compression socks can have various benefits for different people, such as improving blood circulation, reducing swelling, preventing blood clots, easing leg pain, supporting veins, and enhancing athletic performance . They can also help with certain medical conditions, such as chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, lymphedema, and post-thrombotic syndrome .

Some compression sock brands offer custom sizes for people who have specific needs or preferences. For example, Vim & Vigr Compression Socks cover nearly every possible foot and calf size (in several fabric options, colors, and patterns). You can also consult your doctor or a certified fitter to get a prescription for custom-made compression socks.

To know which size of compression socks to buy, you need to measure your legs at certain points, such as your ankle, calf, and thigh, depending on the length of the socks. You also need to know the level of compression you need, which is measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg). The level of compression can range from mild (8-15 mmHg) to extra firm (40-50 mmHg), depending on your condition and purpose. You can use a sizing chart or a calculator to find the best fit for you .