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For Lymphedema Awareness Month, we donated to the Lymphatic Education and Research Network (LE&RN) to support the education and research of lymphedema and lymphatic disease.

Do you have a hard time sleeping through the night because you have to keep getting up to use the bathroom? Learn how compression socks can help.

Did you know that running and lifting weights can cause varicose veins? Things that you think are helping your body may not be benefiting it in the same way you would like. Here's what you need to know:

There are millions of Americans that sit at a desk all day long. Wearing compression socks help to prevent fatigue, swelling and that tired, achy feeling at the end of the day.

Putting on compression stockings continues to be an issue for many of our customers. Donning aids and the way you put your socks on make all the difference in how easily they go on.

At BrightLife Direct we give you many different ways to find the compression garment that’s right for you. Here's our guide on how to sort through and find the perfect pair.

First, compression stockings in general are more expensive than regular stockings because they are considered a medical device. That being said, there are premium and economical options.

Preparing the leg with a dusting of baby power, corn starch, or Alps Fitting Lotion can help the stocking glide up your leg more easily. Rubber or latex donning gloves can help! Here are some more tips:

Donning (putting on) and doffing (taking off) compression hosiery can be difficult. Here are some videos featuring donning devices to help don and doff your stockings with ease.