【MediQtto】Sleep Compression Socks丨Short丨Lavender Purple

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Slip them on before bed and let your legs relax! Japan's MediQtto Sleep Compression Socks (Short).

MediQtto originated from British medical compression stockings and uses a medically based graduated-pressure design. This sleep-specific Short type is made to be worn while you sleep, with lower pressure that gently wraps the calves – ideal for relaxing before bed.

Key features:
Low-pressure design for sleep with graduated pressure: ankle 21hPa, calf 16hPa
New "Qtt Up" knitting method: horizontally knitted inlay yarn for stable pressure, combined with fine, soft cotton-feel material for a snug yet gentle fit
Flat ankle design that follows your sleeping posture to reduce pressure points
Open-toe design to release heat and stay breathable while you sleep
Wide ribbed cuff that stays in place even when you turn over
Short length that focuses compression on the calves and is easy to put on

🤔 Who is it for?
Office workers who stand or sit all day and have heavy, swollen-feeling legs by evening.
Anyone who wants to relax their calves before bed.
Anyone who finds long socks too tight or too warm and prefers a light, short style.

Sizes (M / L)
M: height approx. 150–160cm, calf approx. 30–38cm, ankle approx. 19–23cm, foot length approx. 22–24cm
L: height approx. 155–165cm, calf approx. 34–42cm, ankle approx. 21–25cm, foot length approx. 23–25cm
Choose by ankle circumference. If you are between sizes, pick the size whose mid-point is closer to your ankle measurement.

Specifications
Colour: Lavender Purple
Contents: 1 pair
Materials: nylon, polyester, polyurethane, cupro
Made in Japan

How to Use & Precautions
Put on before bed and take off when you get up the next morning.
First-time users may find them a little tight; try them on 1–2 hours before bed first. If you feel any discomfort, remove them immediately and try again another day.
Remove rings and other jewellery before putting them on, and keep finger- and toenails smooth to avoid snagging.
Not for use during pregnancy or by people with severe circulation problems.
If you are being treated for diabetes, deep vein thrombosis, circulation problems, congestive heart failure or inflammatory conditions, or have nerve disorders in the area to be covered, consult a doctor before use.
Do not wear the wrong size or two pairs on top of each other, and avoid wrinkles or slack while wearing.

❓ FAQ: Which one should I choose?

Q1: What's the difference between the Short, Long and Full Leg types?
Short: compression on the calves – ankle 21hPa, calf 16hPa.
Long: compression from calf to thigh – ankle 21hPa, calf 16hPa, thigh 11hPa.
Full Leg: compression up to the top of the thigh with 4-stage graduated pressure – ankle 21hPa, calf 17hPa, above knee 14hPa, thigh 11hPa – plus an anti-slip design that keeps the thigh section securely in place.

Q2: Which one should I pick?
Want to focus on the calves, dislike feeling hot or constricted, or just want to try it out → Short.
Want compression from calf to thigh → Long.
Want coverage right up to the top of the thigh and a more secure fit that won't slip → Full Leg.

Q3: M or L?
Go by ankle circumference: 19–23cm → M, 21–25cm → L. If both fit, choose the size whose mid-point is closer to your ankle (M: 21cm, L: 23cm).

Q4: Can I wear them during the day?
This series is designed for sleep. Put them on before bed and take them off when you get up the next morning.

Q5: Will they feel very tight the first time?
First-time users may find them a little tight. We recommend trying them on 1–2 hours before bed first. If they feel uncomfortable, take them off straight away and try again another day.

Q6: Who should not wear them?
Not for use during pregnancy or by people with severe circulation problems. If you are being treated for diabetes, deep vein thrombosis, congestive heart failure or similar conditions, consult a doctor before use.

Q7: Do compression socks really work?
Graduated compression can help your legs feel more comfortable after long periods of standing or sitting. The sleep range uses lower pressure and is mainly about comfort – it is not a medical treatment or slimming product, and results vary from person to person. If your legs stay swollen or painful, or one leg suddenly swells, see a doctor promptly rather than relying on compression socks.