Compression wear can be so comfortable and offer so many benefits, you can’t be blamed for wondering “can you sleep in compression wear?”
The quick answer is, yes, generally speaking, you can sleep in compression garments. But, before you use medical-grade compression garments, like wearing compression socks, eccentric and concentric knee extensors and calf sleeves, you should consult with the physician or medical professional who prescribed their use before you sleep in them.
Compression wear, including Active Slim Compression Leggings and Secret Slim Compression Shorts, offer a wide variety of benefits.
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I am a critical care nurse and these leggings are saving my legs. I am no longer feeling leg fatigue at the end of my shift which has alleviated my knee pain. In addition my legs look smoother. My husband noticed the back of my thighs appeared less dimpled and he was a skeptic. I am ordering a second pair and I am going to try the bra this time too.
Leann Kolovitz, USA.
I have been wearing my mass and slim leggings for less than a week. I have already noticed tightening and toning in my legs, butt and stomach. I`m also seeing a reduction in cellulite and smoothing of my skin. Very impressed for the first week! I never submit reviews but if you are looking for something to help get u in shape and to look toned, these leggings are the bomb! Worth every dime I paid. I will post back in thirty days with an update but so far I`m extremely thrilled with these leggings! Great results!
Pam Crawford, USA.
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