AvraHealthFree compression fitting
Find compression socks that actually fit, quick.
Answer a few questions and measure your leg with a tape. We tell you the size and strength that fit you, and where to buy them.
Designed by Stanford-trained vascular specialists Elsie Ross, MD, vascular surgeon, and Tom Alsaigh, MD, vascular medicine.
Moderate support · knee-high · for long days on your feet
How it works
Most people guess their size from shoe size. Compression is sized by your leg, not your foot.
Tell us about your legs
A few quick questions set the strength that fits how you'll wear them.
Quick circulation check
A few yes-or-no questions about warning signs. If compression isn't safe for you, we say so.
Measure your leg
Ankle and calf — plus thigh and length for thigh-high — with a soft tape. We show you exactly where, then give you your size and where to buy.
What the numbers on the box mean
Strength is measured in mmHg. Too light does little. Too tight is uncomfortable, and people stop wearing them.
Everyday comfort and mild end-of-day heaviness.
Long flights, long shifts on your feet, desk days, workout recovery.
Swelling, varicose veins, or after a vein procedure. Best chosen with your clinician.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The fitting is free and you do not need an account to see your result.
How do you make money?
When you buy through our links, the retailer may pay us a commission. It does not change your price.
How often should I re-measure?
When you replace your socks, usually every 3 to 6 months, or if your weight or swelling changes.
What else does AvraHealth do?
AvraHealth+ adds guided Leg Flow exercises, a symptom diary and the athletic compression section. Available on web, iPhone and Android.