No. 09
Donning Gloves for Compression Stockings
[PLACEHOLDER: real average rating + review count (from approved reviews only)] (reviewSummary in src/data/placeholders.mjs)Textured rubber gloves that grip the knit, so you smooth a sock up with flat palms instead of pinching it.
- Grip the knit with flat palms
- No pinching or tugging
- Protects the fabric from nails and rings
$9.99 a pair
Usually arrives in 8 to 15 business days. Free US shipping on orders over $45.
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Quick answers
Which size?
Choose your usual glove size. Snug is better than loose for grip.
From our house
What it does
Compression fabric is slippery and snug. These thin rubber gloves have a fine dot texture that grips the knit, so you can work the sock up your leg with flat hands and smooth out wrinkles evenly.
Good for
- Weak grip
- Firm socks
- Long nails or rings
- Care partners
How to put it to use
Put the gloves on
Dry hands, gloves on.
Work it up
With the sock on your foot, press flat palms against the fabric and slide it up in small moves.
Smooth it
Run your palms up the leg to even out any wrinkles.
Details and care
- Material
- Textured rubber
- Sizes
- S, M, L, XL
- Care
- Rinse and air dry
Goes well with
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Try them for 30 days. Even worn, they can come back.
You cannot judge compression without wearing it. If something is not right within 30 days of delivery, tell us: we swap the size or refund you. Return shipping inside the US is free: we email you a prepaid label.
How returns work or email contact@compressionhouse.com
[PLACEHOLDER: Omer to confirm: free prepaid US return label on 30-day returns (as stated on /returns and in Merchant Center)] (returnLabel in src/data/placeholders.mjs)Questions and answers
Which size?
Choose your usual glove size. Snug is better than loose for grip.
Compression wear is not right for everyone. If you have peripheral artery disease, heart failure, fragile skin, open sores or reduced feeling in your feet, talk to your doctor before wearing it. New, painful or one-sided swelling needs a doctor, not a sock.