Class II (20-30mmHg)

If you're managing moderate leg discomfort, swelling, or venous conditions, Class II (20-30mmHg) compression stockings offer the medically graded support you need. Trusted brands like JOBST and medi deliver high-quality knee-high, thigh-high, and open- or closed-toe options to suit your lifestyle and condition.

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What Class II means

Compression classes describe how firmly a garment presses on the leg, measured in millimetres of mercury (mmHg) at the ankle. Class II garments are 20-30mmHg: firmer than Class I (15-20mmHg) and lighter than Class III (30-40mmHg). Because Class II is a medical compression level, check with your doctor or health professional that it’s right for you.

Who wears Class II

These garments help reduce aching, fatigue, and swelling by improving blood flow and supporting vein health. Perfect for everyday wear, post-surgery, or chronic conditions. Whether you're recovering, travelling or seeking daily relief, find the fit that works for you.

Measuring and fitting

Choose from knee high, thigh high and waist high styles, with open or closed toes. Sizing is based on ankle, calf and thigh measurements, ideally taken first thing in the morning. Our compression team can help with measuring and fitting in store at 621 Stafford Road, Stafford.

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Need help choosing?

Not sure which class or size you need? Our compression team can help in store or by phone.

Class II Compression Stockings: Frequently Asked Questions

Class II garments apply 20-30mmHg of pressure at the ankle, between Class I (15-20mmHg) and Class III (30-40mmHg). Check with your doctor or health professional that it’s the right level for you.

Yes. Styles such as JOBST forMen Casual 20-30mmHg look like everyday socks.

Measure your ankle and calf (and thigh for longer styles), ideally in the morning, and check the size chart on the product page. Our team can measure you in store.

With daily wear and washing, compression stockings usually need replacing about every 3 to 6 months, as the compression gradually reduces. Follow the care instructions on the pack.

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