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To put on a regular pair of socks, most people scrunch them up, stick their foot in, and pull. Try this with a compression stocking and you’ll get nowhere fast! Here's the correct way to put on your compression stockings.

If you have trouble bending at the waist, crossing your legs, or have decreased hand strength, putting on compression stockings can be very difficult, if not impossible. BrightLife Direct carries various types of devices to assist you.

This is a question that we are frequently asked. The short answer is “No”. However, there is legislation currently before congress that would direct Medicare to cover compression garments for the treatment of lymphedema.

Preparing the leg with a dusting of baby power, corn starch, or Alps Fitting Lotion can help the stocking glide up your leg more easily. Rubber or latex donning gloves can help! Here are some more tips:

Donning (putting on) and doffing (taking off) compression hosiery can be difficult. Here are some videos featuring donning devices to help don and doff your stockings with ease.

What is the difference between (TED) anti-embolism stockings and graduated compression hosiery? Here's what you need to know:

If your thigh highs are slipping down, you may have a build-up of oil and/or soap residue on the silicone stay-up band. There is an easy fix.