“CEP compression is one of the only sources of REAL compression on the market. Using science and science-based protocols to enhance the body's ability to transport oxygen and circulate blood more efficiently. For blood to circulate in the body, oxygenated blood is pumped out of the heart to the rest of the body. The body delivers the oxygen where it is needed, and the skeletal muscles then compress onto the veins in the body forcing the blood back to the heart to re-oxygenate the blood to start then cycle over again. This is known as the skeletal muscle pump. CEP compression socks provide a graduated pressure to the veins which assists the blood flow back to the heart, creating more efficient blood circulation. Benefits of this assist include a 30% increase in oxygen to the tissues of the body before, during, and after exercise, reduced inflammation, improved joint mobility (by flushing out swelling to allow for improved motion within a joint), improved blood pressure, and decreased pain in muscles and joints before and after exercises. Research also shows, with the specific pressure used by CEP Compression, wearing compression socks while on an airplane reduced risk of blood clots by 90%. There are so many benefits to CEP Compression that I tell my patients they are basically ‘legal steroids.’ The human body is absolutely amazing; assisting the body physiologically can not only improve basic performance parameters, but it can also help to improve all aspects of human health!”

For compression to be effective, it needs to be graduated. This means that the compression is tightest at the ankle and gradually loosens up toward the calf. This is important so that your body will actually benefit from the compression, ensuring healthy venous return. If the compression profile is not graduated, this can have harmful effects on the body.

Compression enhances the body’s natural process of flushing out lactic acid from your muscles. The compression helps push the deoxygenated blood back up to the heart to be filtered with fresh nutrients. This allows for faster recovery and helps rebuild muscle tissue and fibers, even after an intense workout. Simply put, wearing compression works to repair and recover your muscles while you are using them, shortening your recovery time.

Compression allows for fresh oxygen and nutrients to be delivered to your muscles. This gives your legs that ‘feel good’ effect, making them lighter, less fatigued, and more comfortable. Providing a more sufficient supply of oxygen and nutrients can benefit the body during activity, standing, and even sitting.

Think of your lymphatic system as a series of valves that open and close as your heart pumps. When wearing medical-grade compression, the perfect amount of pressure is applied to your veins and arteries that keeps those valves functioning at the highest level. This allows for blood to move more efficiently though the body thus improving circulation. Improved circulation reduces swelling, helps prevent blood clots, and enhances the body’s healing process.

For compression to be effective, it needs to be graduated. This means that the compression is tightest at the ankle and gradually loosens up toward the calf. This is important so that your body will actually benefit from the compression, ensuring healthy venous return. If the compression profile is not graduated, this can have harmful effects on the body.

Compression enhances the body’s natural process of flushing out lactic acid from your muscles. The compression helps push the deoxygenated blood back up to the heart to be filtered with fresh nutrients. This allows for faster recovery and helps rebuild muscle tissue and fibers, even after an intense workout. Simply put, wearing compression works to repair and recover your muscles while you are using them, shortening your recovery time.

Compression allows for fresh oxygen and nutrients to be delivered to your muscles. This gives your legs that ‘feel good’ effect, making them lighter, less fatigued, and more comfortable. Providing a more sufficient supply of oxygen and nutrients can benefit the body during activity, standing, and even sitting.

Think of your lymphatic system as a series of valves that open and close as your heart pumps. When wearing medical-grade compression, the perfect amount of pressure is applied to your veins and arteries that keeps those valves functioning at the highest level. This allows for blood to move more efficiently though the body thus improving circulation. Improved circulation reduces swelling, helps prevent blood clots, and enhances the body’s healing process.

For compression to be effective, it needs to be graduated. This means that the compression is tightest at the ankle and gradually loosens up toward the calf. This is important so that your body will actually benefit from the compression, ensuring healthy venous return. If the compression profile is not graduated, this can have harmful effects on the body.

Compression enhances the body’s natural process of flushing out lactic acid from your muscles. The compression helps push the deoxygenated blood back up to the heart to be filtered with fresh nutrients. This allows for faster recovery and helps rebuild muscle tissue and fibers, even after an intense workout. Simply put, wearing compression works to repair and recover your muscles while you are using them, shortening your recovery time.

Compression allows for fresh oxygen and nutrients to be delivered to your muscles. This gives your legs that ‘feel good’ effect, making them lighter, less fatigued, and more comfortable. Providing a more sufficient supply of oxygen and nutrients can benefit the body during activity, standing, and even sitting.

Think of your lymphatic system as a series of valves that open and close as your heart pumps. When wearing medical-grade compression, the perfect amount of pressure is applied to your veins and arteries that keeps those valves functioning at the highest level. This allows for blood to move more efficiently though the body thus improving circulation. Improved circulation reduces swelling, helps prevent blood clots, and enhances the body’s healing process.

• Reduces pressure and swelling in legs and feet
• Prevents blood clots
• Prevents DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
• Prevents restless leg sensation

• Stabilizes muscles
• Reduces fatigue
• Prevents shin splints
• Legs feel lighter
• Supports key muscle groups and joints
• Speeds up recovery

• Prevents varicose veins
• Relieves general pain and discomfort
• Eliminates heavy leg sensation
• Provides all-day comfort whether standing or sitting for long periods

• Speeds healing process
• Relieves pain
• Protects from further injury
• Reduces swelling and inflammation
• Stabilizes and protects joints

• Reduces pressure and swelling in legs and feet
• Prevents blood clots
• Prevents DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
• Prevents restless leg sensation

• Stabilizes muscles
• Reduces fatigue
• Prevents shin splints
• Legs feel lighter
• Supports key muscle groups and joints
• Speeds up recovery

• Prevents varicose veins
• Relieves general pain and discomfort
• Eliminates heavy leg sensation
• Provides all-day comfort whether standing or sitting for long periods

• Speeds healing process
• Relieves pain
• Protects from further injury
• Reduces swelling and inflammation
• Stabilizes and protects joints

• Reduces pressure and swelling in legs and feet
• Prevents blood clots
• Prevents DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
• Prevents restless leg sensation

• Stabilizes muscles
• Reduces fatigue
• Prevents shin splints
• Legs feel lighter
• Supports key muscle groups and joints
• Speeds up recovery

• Prevents varicose veins
• Relieves general pain and discomfort
• Eliminates heavy leg sensation
• Provides all-day comfort whether standing or sitting for long periods

• Speeds healing process
• Relieves pain
• Protects from further injury
• Reduces swelling and inflammation
• Stabilizes and protects joints