Travel Pressure Socks (S)

TRAVEL BLUE LIMITED

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If you travel often, these flight socks are an essential for you The Travel Socks help reduce swollen legs and ankles caused by prolonged sitting Consumers with medical condition: please seek your doctor’s advice Tested and approved to BS 6612: 1985 (1992) Tested and approved to British Standard 7563 Compression socks are designed to apply pressure to the lower legs to help maintain blood flow and reduce swelling and discomfort. Made of soft Nylon, the socks are comfortable and kind to the skin. Perfect for long haul flights. Also available in Medium and Large/X Large

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TRAVEL BLUE LIMITED, number 02111881. Checked 2026-08-29.
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