£22.88
These Boots Flight Socks offer clinically proven 14-17mmHg compression to improve circulation during extended periods of inactivity. A popular UK brand solution that helps reduce the risk of blood clots and fluid build-up while travelling.
- Suitable for long distance flights where conditions can be very cramped and restrictive.
- Prevents swollen ankles and leg discomfort effectively for most passengers during travel.
- Helps reduce the risks of flight related DVT significantly through improved circulation.
- Designed for size 9-12 feet with a convenient single pair included in every order.
- Ideal for those over 40 years of age who want added support.
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Description
xBoots Flight Socks (14-17mmHg) Size 9-12 - 1 Pair. Clinically proven compression levels help reduce the risks of flight related DVT. Prevents swollen ankles and prevents leg discomfort. Suitable for flights and long journeys.
Circulatory problems such as DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis), and fluid build up, can occur when you spend any long period of time inactive, for example on long distance flights or journeys where conditions can also be very cramped. Boots Flight Socks offer a clinically proven level of compression (14-17mmHg at the ankle), which helps to increase the blood flow, therefore reducing the risk of circulatory problems including flight-related DVT.
Who is at risk of DVT? Anyone who will be inactive for a long period of time (e.g. flights over 4 hours) may be at risk of DVT, this risk can be even greater if you fall into any one or more the categories listed below. Please consult your doctor if you have any of these conditions.
Those who have blood clots already/have a family history of blood clots. Those suffering from or who have have treatment for cancer. Certain blood diseases. Treatment for heart failure or circulation problems. Recent surgery especially on the hips or knees. Those who have an inherited clotting tendency.
Risk is also increased if the categories below apply:- Over 40 years of age. If you are pregnant. If you have recently had a baby. If you are taking hormone replacement therapy. If you are taking the contraceptive pill.
