Acticompress is a smart
compression wearable from Anatomech that helps your legs feel lighter, fresher
and more relaxed. It gently squeezes and releases in a rhythm, like a massage
you can wear, so you can unwind after a long day or a hard workout.

It's for anyone whose legs work hard: runners, gym-goers, people who sit at a desk all day, people on their feet for long hours, and frequent travellers. It also
suits anyone who wants a relaxing recovery routine at home.

If you're pregnant, have a medical condition or have any concerns, please check with your doctor before using Acticompress.

There are four options: Ankle, Calf, Knee and Full Leg. Pick the one that matches
where your legs feel tired most often.

Compression socks can be worn during or after any activity. It can also be worn when experiencing swelling, pain or discomfort in leg

The lifetime of compression socks depends on its usage. Generally, Compression socks lasts for about 6-8 months.

Compression socks can be worn for the duration of your activity and until you feel relieved by the distress in your legs.

Primarily it is worn by sportsperson, athletes, elderly, pregnant women or an occupational individual whose job entails standing or sitting for long hours such as nurses, desk job, teachers etc.

No.There are no known drawbacks of wearing compression socks below 21mmHg. Beyond this metric, its recommended to consult with your doctor.

The compressions socks are recommended when legs are in the vertical stance because the primary function of compression socks is to push the blood in your legs against gravity to the heart when standing. When you are sleeping, you are in a horizontal position, the body experiences no problem circulating your blood. Hence, wearing compression socks while sleeping is not required or recommended.

Daily or Alternatively

Medical grade Class 1: 18-21 mmHg

Graduated Compression

Ankle and Arch Support

Calf Support

Soft and Comfortable fabric

Microporous architecture - Enhanced breathability

Anti-Slip grip

Moisture and Temperature Regulation

Graduated Compression socks apply compression in decrements from ankle to knee, on the other hand, normal compression socks apply static compression throughout.