Easing the discomfort of visible veins

Approximately 1 in 60 women and 1 in 100 men between the ages of 40 and 80 years old suffer from varicose veins.

Currently, the average number of steps a sedentary office worker walks in a single day is often less than 2000. In today’s increasingly interconnected world, where most occupations and jobs require prolonged periods of standing upright or being seated the entire time, our feet and legs are bound to suffer the consequences. 

Swollen, engorged blood vessels that bulge just under your skin’s surface are called varicose veins, as Cleveland clinic states. These blue or purple bulges usually appear in your legs, feet, or ankles. These are a result of weakening of the walls of your veins and venous valve impairment which results in pooling of blood in your legs as well as swellings and ulcers. 

Taking good care of your body in a fast-paced, busy, hectic lifestyle is nearly impossible when you can barely find time to sleep. Massages are excellent, but booking one daily is simply not possible. The pain, leading to sleepless nights, leading to complete exhaustion? We hear you. 

So here's an all-encompassing solution that can help the numbness, tingling, fatigue and swelling to the intense pain.

As a helpful reference, this is a list of the existing solutions, which includes a range of products.

1. Static compression wearables 

There are socks, sleeves, and other wearables with graduated compression made specifically to provide the pressure you require for support and promote the circulation of blood, metabolic waste, and lymph back to the heart. They can be worn throughout the day, while performing all day-to-day activities with no interruptions. 

A crowd favorite and highly rated brand supplying the same is Kue; their products are being used by athletes, working individuals and everyone else in between. These static compression garments can make the best gift for the hardworking loved ones around you. 

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2. Pneumatic compression devices 

These have existed in the market for a very long time and have been recommended by experts globally. Despite their widespread popularity, using pneumatic compression devices can be cumbersome and time-consuming as they require the individual to be in a seated position for the duration of the session, which can last anywhere between 10 minutes and an hour. Beyond that, pneumatic compression devices also tend to be large, expensive, and bulky. 

3. Non-pneumatic compression devices 

Compression, being very well known scientifically, has been used since 1840s, but intensive research and collaborations with leading innovation bodies has led to the development of ActiCompress^TM. A device that lets you gain the benefits of therapy anytime, anywhere during your day. Be it relaxing on the couch, watching a movie, sitting at your desk, or travelling in a long-haul flight, they've got you covered. The device gives your body the care it needs while simultaneously assisting you to power through your day.

ActiCompress^TM delivers sequential compression that mimics the natural blood flow in your limbs and is associated with an accelerated recovery, reduced cramps, and reduced pain. The device also delivers soothing heating to enhance therapy and aid in pain reduction significantly. 

In addition, ActiCompress^TM is far easier to use, carry, and is significantly more comfortable, allowing you to move around while at the same time receiving exceptional treatment and care that your body deserves.

The accompanying app provides valuable insights into user mobility along with an expert algorithm capable of recommending the duration, frequency, and mode of therapy you require, all personalized to you. No generic recommendations. 

ActiCompress^TM: Comfort, at your convenience.