Plantar Fasciitis Compression Sleeves - Better Than Night Splint Socks, Shoe, Insoles, Inserts & Orthotics for Foot, Ankle Pain Relief for Men, Women, Nurses, Maternity, Pregnancy, Running & Heel Spur
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All New Ionic Relief For Plantar Fasciitis, Painful Feet, Lymphedema and Varicose Veins! Designed for foot compression therapy!
Performing daily activities such as walking, running and long periods of standing can lead to foot pain such as plantar fasciitis. The FeetBee™ Copper Infused Magnetic Foot Support Compression Socks have targeted compression that supports your foot, arch, and ankle, these socks help ease your foot pain and stimulate blood flow to speed your recovery.
They apply gentle pressure to your legs and ankles, promoting blood flow from your legs to your heart. It provides additional comfort, let’s you do better in sports, and helps prevent serious medical conditions.
FeetBee™ can also reduce pain and swelling in your ankles and legs. Learn more below about the health benefits of FeetBee™ Copper Infused Magnetic Foot Support Compression Socks, how they work, benefits of using them, and side effects to be aware of.
FeetBee™ uses clinically proven copper ion therapy for long-lasting, fast-acting relief. Whether you're suffering from plantar fasciitis, lymphedema, swelling, aching feet, or varicose veins. FeetBee™ provides a surge of healing energy to the body, so you can live happier and more comfortably.
A copper support mechanism releases ionic waves from nerve endings of the feet that are linked to the entire body. Improves blood circulation, metabolism, and reduces leg swelling without the use of dangerous chemicals. Restores the perfect leg shape while you sleep!
"My lymphedema has left me with the worst aches in my feet, and swollen ankles like you wouldn't believe!! These compression supports were recommended to me by a friend and I'm soooo glad she did!! Swelling reduced on the first day, and after sleeping with them on for a few days, the swelling reduced too!" - Lucy, TX
BENEFITS OF FEETBEE™:
▪️Boost blood circulation in your legs
▪️Support veins
▪️Prevent blood from pooling in your leg veins
▪️Diminish leg swelling
▪️Reduce orthostatic hypotension, which causes lightheadedness or unsteadiness when you stand
▪️Help prevent venous ulcers
▪️Prevent development of deep vein thrombosis in your legs
▪️Help lessen the pain caused by varicose veins
▪️Reverse venous hypertension
▪️Improve lymphatic drainage
▪️Prevents risk for plantar fasciitisor any foot pain
FEATURES:
✔️Comfort and Support In A Thin Design – Sports Activities or Everyday Task using the stretch ergonomically designed socks allows for full mobility with maximum compression throughout.
✔️Consistent Pain Relief – from sprains, fractures, arthritis, swelling, tendonitis, and other foot pains to just fatigued swollen feet. Or just wear for injury prevention as an ankle stabiliser.
✔️Shapes & tones Legs – wear them overnight to aid in the reduction of swelling from Edema / Oedema and other illnesses.
✔️Extra Protection – when you need to just keep on going and you can’t have foot pain get in the way. Use these FeetBee™ either over or under your socks giving you the extra protection that you require to get you through your day or night with less pain.
✔️Great Relief from Plantar Fasciitis – the FeetBee™ provides compression on the plantar fasciitis ligament to minimise the inflamed heel pain and throbbing allowing to stand and walk more comfortably.
✔️Prevents Leg Swelling – Promotes blood circulation and reduces fluid retention.
✔️Improves Lymphatic Drainage – Drains toxins out of your body.
✔️Versatile and Comfortable – can be worn with just the sleeve in shoes, sandals, flip flops, shoes, and with insoles if needed. But it is thin enough to be worn with socks. Will keep your feet feeling great.
✔️Premium Quality Materials – Our FeetBee™ is made from high quality professionally woven Nylon and Spandex material.
✔️Hygienic Fabric and Breathable – Soft, odor-free, moisture-wicking fabric designed for all-day wear casually when exercising, & even sleeping!
FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTIONS:
Q: "How long can I wear them for?"
A: It depends on your feet. Stop wearing them if they become uncomfortable, take a break, and wear them again when your feet feel more comfortable. As soon as your feet adjust we recommend wearing it to sleep to get the most benefits. Most of our customers achieve great success wearing them daily after the first 3 days.
Q: "Can I wear them under socks?"
A: Yes! FeetBee™ Copper Infused Magnetic Foot Support Compression is designed to be a sleek fit under socks and made to fit effortlessly with socks and shoes on.
Q: "Do I have to have foot pain for these to work?"
A: Not at all. These compression sock help shape and tone legs. They also increase caloric burn by 30% while you sleep.
Q: Do compression stockings heal vein reflux and swelling or is it recommended to wear them all life?
A: Stockings do not heal venous reflux or lymphedema. But they do protect the veins and lymphatics from further damage if fitted properly. Yes, most of our patients do need to wear them for life. However, we have seen patients that have been able to reduce how much they need them by changing diet, exercise and loosing weight if they needed to.
Q: What's the difference between this compact design vs other longer ones?
A: This one is really easy to wear! Save strength. Much quicker to wear. Especially when taking it off. We guarantee it's much easier than wearing the longer ones!
Q: Can I sleep with them?
A: As long as you're on your feet and walking around - you can wear them all day. Just make sure NOT to sleep in them. If you're concerned about wearing them for too long, make sure to discuss the issues with your prescribing physician.
TIP: How to put on compression stockings? We have patients use a small amount of baby powder on their legs first and also a small amount in the stockings.
PACKAGE CONTAINS:
✔️1 pair x FeetBee™ Copper Infused Magnetic Foot Support Compression Socks
Dramatic Relief for Plantar Fasciitis
One foot or both, a pain that gradually spreads to the bottom of heel and mid-foot - these are the usual symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis. Sometimes pain can be so severe it will even wake you up in the middle of the night.
Don’t let discomfort get in your way. Wear the Sparthos Ankle Sleeves.
They not only take the pressure off your ligaments, joints, and muscles, but also stimulate additional blood flow to the afflicted area. Thus, delivering valuable nutrients and oxygen where they are needed most.
You’ll notice a dramatic improvement. Less pain, reduced swelling, and greater mobility in your joints. It’s a ridiculously simple and non-invasive solution to more productive days and better sleep!
Just the Right Amount of Compression
Sparthos Ankle Sleeves have professional grade compression. The snug fit provides a soothing type of pressure, that does not feel too tight or too loose on your skin.
Sparthos compression technology really does work! Studies show a compression sleeve will improve oxygen and blood flow through the body up to 40%.
You can experience less fatigue, decreased muscle soreness, and enhanced performance. Release the tension in your tendons and nerves with our compression technology.
Built For Performance & Comfort
Relieve all Kinds of Ankle Pain
Achilles tendonitis, sprains, strains, arthritis, swollen ankles - the list of worrisome ankle pains goes on. Wearing these ankle sleeves will stop you from straining and overusing your ankles, alleviate pain and discomfort, as well as minimize flare-ups.
You may even be able to avoid surgery by wearing the ankle sleeve daily to help support and strengthen your joints.
Versatile Use
On your feet all day at work? Or perhaps you want to finally hit that yoga class?
Our soft, flexible material can be worn discreetly to work, gym, or college.
No matter the activity, you will be ready to tackle it in Sparthos sleeves.
Improves Your Mobility
Unlike stiff ankle braces that come with a splint to immobilize your movement - Spartos ankle sleeves are flexible and allow a full range of motion.
Begin doing the things you love again: Pilates, CrossFit, yoga, weight lifting, calisthenics, and more! Workout and stay active when wearing Sparthos ankle sleeves.
Easy to Go On, Easy to Take Off
The last thing you need is to struggle with straps, velcro, and fiddly clasps. Sparthos ankle sleeve is easy to put on, and just as easy to take off.
Non-Irritating Yarn
Soft to the touch and seamless. This isn’t a sleeve that you want to rip off after a few minutes of use because it’s too scratchy, annoying, or itchy.
Breathable Sleeves
If you plan on staying physically active in these sleeves, you don’t have to worry about them generating a ton of sweat. The fabric allows moisture to evaporate from your skin quickly. Suitable for 24/7 wearing.
4 Sizes, 4 Colors - Choose Yours!
Please use a flexible tape measure.
1. Measure Circumference just above your ankle bone. If in between sizes - please start with a smaller size.
- S: 7 1/4" – 8 1/4"
- M: 8 1/4" – 9 1/2"
- L: 9 1/2" – 10 3/4"
- XL: 10 3/4" – 12"
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Tips 1:How to Ease Knee Pain
The cartilage in your knees can naturally wear down as you age, causing osteoarthritis. The accompanying knee pain can make simple tasks like walking and climbing stairs painful. Medications — such as anti-inflammatories, intra-articular steroids, and hyaluronate injections — are often prescribed to treat osteoarthritis knee pain. However, natural remedies can also help provide knee pain relief either on their own or in combination with conventional treatments, says William Martin, MD, a rheumatologist at UCLA Health in Los Angeles. Try these 12 tips to help relieve knee pain — just be sure to talk to your doctor before you test them out.
Tips 2:Weight Loss
“Every pound you lose is less stress on your knee joints,” Dr. Martin says. On level ground, every step you take puts pressure on your knees equal to 1½ times your body weight, according to Harvard Medical School. Add stairs, and the pressure on your knees increases to double or triple your body weight. That’s why it’s important lose weight if you’re overweight, and to maintain your weight at a healthy level once you get there. Losing weight also makes it easier to be active, and staying active is better for your knee joints than sitting still, Martin notes.
Tips 3:Exercise
People with osteoarthritis of the knee often shy away from exercise because it can hurt, Martin says, “but being fit aerobically and maintaining muscle strength is very important to avoid muscle atrophy that can make symptoms worse.” The Arthritis Foundation recommends mini-squats as well as quad and hamstring stretches to help keep your knees strong. Start slowly and build up the number of reps you do. You can also work with a physical therapist to tailor exercises to your condition, suggests William Behrns, PT, DPT, a physical therapist at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. A study of 58 adults with knee osteoarthritis found that a targeted strengthening program improved quadriceps strength, important for supporting the knee. Results appeared in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders in January 2016.
Tips 4:A Healthy Diet
Osteoarthritis also involves inflammation of knee joints, “so it seems prudent for people to eat a diet that reduces inflammatory markers,” says Kim Larson, RDN, a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, founder of Total Health, a nutrition consulting company, and a spokeswoman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Choose a variety of fruits and vegetables because they’re high in phytonutrients, including inflammation-fighting antioxidants such as vitamins C, D, E and selenium. They’re also low in calories, so a diet favoring them helps you lose weight, Larson says. Add cold-water fatty fish, such as salmon, tuna, mackerel and herring, to the menu. They’re high in omega-3 fatty acids, also known to have anti-inflammatory properties.
Tips 5:Stretching
Gentle progressive stretching can improve blood flow and flexibility to stiff joints, says Shawn Talbott, PhD, CNS, LDN, author of Natural Solutions for Pain-Free Living. “Improving blood flow helps flush the joint and surrounding tissues with the delivery of oxygen and nutrients and removal of breakdown products,” he says. In addition, gentle movement that takes you through a range of motion, such as the practice of tai chi, may help, according to the Arthritis Foundation. Tai chi also makes the list of the American College of Rheumatology recommendations for managing knee arthritis.
Tips 6:Ice and Heat Therapy
“Ice is mother nature’s anti-inflammatory,” says Darwin Chen, MD, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in joint replacement surgery of the hip and knee and an assistant professor of orthopedics at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. “Ice can be good at the end of a long day if your knee becomes inflamed,” he says, adding that heat is good for warming up your knee in preparation for an activity. Never apply ice directly to your skin; place a towel between your skin surface and the ice source to protect it.
Tips 7:Topical Therapies
If you don’t tolerate oral NSAIDs well, you might want to ask your doctor about using a topical cream or gel form, and applying it to your knees where it’s absorbed through the skin. Unlike a fast-acting pill, it may take a few days before you feel any effect, according to Arthritis Research UK. Another topical option is capsaicin cream, made from the active ingredient in hot peppers. The cream can help change the way you perceive pain and may help provide relief. If these remedies are not enough to relieve your osteoarthritis knee pain, be sure to talk to your doctor, as you may require a change in your prescribed treatment plan.
Tips 8:Acupuncture
Some people with osteoarthritis respond to acupuncture, especially those with arthritis of the knee or spine, according to the Arthritis Foundation. It’s also one of the non-drug approaches recommended by the American College of Rheumatology. Acupuncture combined with moxibustion, a technique that involves burning the herb mugwort close to the skin, is the main course of Chinese medical treatment for osteoarthritis, says Ming Jin, PhD, an acupuncturist and founder of the Ming Qi Natural Healthcare Center in New York City. Moxibustion can be as effective as oral medications for treating knee arthritis, according to a study published in Medicine in February 2016. Your treatment should be tailored to your disease stage and may include acupuncture, acupressure, and moxibustion, Jin notes.
Tips 9:Physical Therapy
Physical therapy can help you maintain flexibility, strength, and knee function, and also help you learn how to better manage your arthritis, Behrns says. A physical therapist can outline a program of strengthening exercises you can do at home. He or she can show you how and when to properly apply ice and heat to your knees and guide you in choosing and using assistive devices, such as a cane, walker, and braces to help ease pain while improving mobility. The number of sessions you’ll need depends on your level of function, Behrns says.
Tips 10:Occupational Therapy
An occupational therapist can suggest ways to minimize stress on your knees as you go about your daily routine, says Jane McCabe, MS, OTR/L, an occupational therapist in Orange County, California. Strategies learned through occupational therapy might be as simple as always sitting in a chair that has arms, which you can push off from when you go from sitting to standing. McCabe often recommends that her patients wrap their knees with kinesiology tape. Taping can reduce pressure on the soft tissue around the knee that is inflamed and causing pain, according to The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Tips 11:Massage Therapy
Massage therapy can help reduce knee pain — at least in the short-term, according to a research review published in the Journal of Physiotherapy in July 2015. Another study, published in 2014 in the Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, found that massage helped provide relief when combined with an exercise program. It’s not clear how massage helps, but one theory is that it lowers production of a neurotransmitter (substance P) that is linked to pain, according to the Arthritis Foundation. Because it simply feels good, massage can also help relieve stress, which, in turn, can relieve osteoarthritis knee pain and even help you sleep better, the foundation adds.
Tips 12:Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
This type of high-frequency electrical stimulation through the skin can help reduce osteoarthritis knee pain, Behrns says. It works by helping to strengthen the quadriceps muscles that support the knee, according to the Arthritis Foundation. TENS machines, which are available for the home, send pulses to your nerve endings through pads that you place on your skin. The treatment is also offered by physiotherapists in healthcare facilities. As with all natural remedies for knee pain, not everyone will benefit, according to Arthritis Research UK.
Tips 13:Supplements
A number of supplements have been shown to help reduce inflammation and rebuild joint cartilage, Talbott says. Some, including curcumin (found in the spice turmeric), willow bark, and ginger, have been shown to reduce knee pain in people with osteoarthritis, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center. SAM-e is believed to both stimulate cartilage growth and reduce pain perception, according to the Arthritis Foundation. Glucosamine and chondroitin, alone or in combination, help some people with knee pain, but studies over the years have shown they don’t work for everyone and their benefits are modest at best. Since some supplements interfere with other medications, be sure to talk to your doctor before starting a supplement regimen
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