Truform Medical Compression Socks for Men and Women, 8-15 mmHg Ankle Length Low Cut

Truform Medical Compression Socks for Men and Women, 8-15 mmHg Ankle Length Low Cut

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  • Truform Model 1911
  • Full-cushion knit protects sensitive tissue on ankle and foot; Orthopedic design ideal for diabetics
  • Compression therapy improves circulation, promotes blood flow, and prevents bunching around feet
  • Premium filament yarns; Seamless toe reduces, chafing, sores, bruise, blisters
  • Measure ankle and calf; Confirm per size chart; Size-up between sizes; Latex-Free; Made in the USA

Truform 1911 is part of Truform's TruSoft Sock series for both men and women. They surround the feet with full-cushioned comfort while non-constricting, gentle, graduated compression helps keep socks in place to prevent bunching and sliding. Graduated compression technology helps improve circulation and revitalizes legs. Acrylic materials keep feet dry while stay-fresh treatment for an all-day wearing comfort. The cushion foot sole is a great feature for users with sensitive feet, or those prone to injuries. Ideal for diabetic patients. Package includes one pair.

Truform Compression Advantage

Experience the perfect clinical balance of medical-grade efficacy and all-day wearable comfort.

True Graduated Compression
Engineered with maximum pressure at the ankle that gradually decreases up the leg to effectively move blood back toward the heart.
Doctor-Recommended Support
Clinically proven to reduce swelling, prevent DVT, and manage varicose veins using the same standards trusted by medical professionals.
Premium Comfort & Durability
Crafted with high-quality, breathable fibers and reinforced heels to ensure a soft feel against the skin and a long-lasting therapeutic fit.

How To Apply Your Truform Stockings

Ankle Circumference
Calf Circumference
Calf Length

Frequently Asked
Questions

Find quick answers about medical compression, proper sizing, and how to care for your garments.

Mild pressure (15-20 mmHg) suits travel or minor swelling, while moderate to firm levels (20-30+ mmHg) are typically doctor-recommended for medical conditions.

Measure your ankle and calf circumference first thing in the morning when swelling is lowest to ensure a precise, therapeutic fit.

Medical-grade socks feel snug; use the "heel pocket" technique or a donning aid to slide the garment smoothly over the foot.

Replace your garments every 3 to 6 months, as elastic fibers naturally break down and lose their compression strength over time.

Hand wash or use a delicate cold cycle with mild soap. Air dry only, as high heat damages the elastic and alters the pressure.