Venacra Guide

Welcome to the Venacra Guide

Complete guide to Venacra compression stockings: sizes, putting them on, when to wear them and care for optimal comfort.


Designed by healthcare professionals, this guide helps you make the right choices, use your stockings correctly and extend their lifespan.

How to choose the right size of compression stockings

Choosing the right size is essential to ensure effective and comfortable compression.
Consult our Venacra size chart and take your measurements before purchasing for an optimal fit.

👉 Consult the Venacra size chart

When to wear compression stockings

Venacra compression stockings can be worn in several situations:

  • Working on your feet or long active days

  • Extended journeys (plane, car, train)

  • Sports activities and recovery

  • Pregnancy

  • Daily use for comfort and support

  • They can be worn all day depending on your needs.

  • Remove them in the evening before bedtime, unless otherwise advised by a healthcare professional.

How to put on and take off compression stockings

For maximum comfort and to protect your stockings:

  • Put them on preferably in the morning (otherwise, sit for 10-15 minutes with your legs elevated BEFORE putting on your stockings)

  • Turn the stocking inside out up to the heel before positioning it.

  • Avoid pulling the fabric abruptly

  • Remove them gently at the end of the day


👉 See how to put on your compression stockings

Venacra stocking care and washing

Proper care prolongs the life of your stockings:

  • Wash in cold or lukewarm water

  • Avoid the dryer

  • Do not use fabric softener

  • Flat drying recommended

  • Always wash your compression stockings after wearing them for several hours.

How long should I wear them?

  • For work involving prolonged standing or sitting: 6 to 12 hours

  • For sports or travel: depending on perceived comfort

  • Always listen to your body: the compression should be firm but comfortable

Normal vs. abnormal sensations

Normal :

  • Feeling of support

  • Uniform compression

  • Slight pressure on the calf

  • Slight marks on the skin at the end of the day

Abnormal (remove stockings):

  • Intense pain

  • Numbness

  • Persistent tingling

  • Toe color change


***Always check with your healthcare professional to see if compression stockings are a good product for you

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Choose a size too small

  • Fold the top of the bottom

  • Pull sharply on the fabric

  • Put them on when your legs are very swollen.

Need more help?

Our team is here to guide you.


Feel free to contact us with any questions regarding size, use or choosing the Venacra model that best suits you.