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How Graduated Compression Works
Zone 1 · Ankle
Maximum compression (25–30 mmHg)
The strongest pressure at the ankle pushes pooled blood upward against gravity. This is where swelling starts — and where Hugg works hardest. Prevents fluid retention and reduces that heavy, achy feeling after long periods standing or sitting.
Zone 2 · Mid-calf
Moderate compression (18–22 mmHg)
Graduated pressure continues to assist venous return through the calf muscle — the body's natural "second heart" pump. Reduces lactic acid buildup and helps muscles recover faster after exercise or long shifts.
Zone 3 · Below knee
Gentle compression (12–15 mmHg)
Lighter pressure near the top ensures comfortable wear without constricting. Maintains the pressure gradient so blood flows smoothly back toward the heart — completing the graduated compression cycle.
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