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The 15-20mmHg strength level for traveling or flying. These socks can certainly be very comfortable, and there are numerous styles available. More and more people are choosing to add 15-20 mmHg compression socks to their lifestyle. These socks are easy to get, as they do not require any medical prescription and can be purchased at any pharmacy or online store.Moving up from the 15-20 mmHg level strength is the 20-30 mmHg level sock. These socks are the most used medical-grade compression socks because it provides competent compression to legs without being too strong. The 20-30 mmHg compression strength is wonderful in compression therapy, treating varicose veins, pain in traveling, performance and recovery in sports and alleviating lingering effects from surgery.20-30 mmHg Medical Grade Class 1Effects of compression therapyPregnant women also can find compression stockings to be beneficial. They may choose to wear the 20-30 mmHg to alleviate heaviness, swelling and pain in their legs. The 20-30 mmHg compression strength is also available in different styles for both genders in knee-high, thigh-high and pantyhose. Other distinct styles you can get include fashionable stockings, dress socks style, sports sock styles and opaque styles.30-40 mmHg Medical Grade Class IIThe 30-40 mmHg compression strength is a stronger medical-grade sock. It is recommended for venous deficiencies that range from moderate to severe. The 30-40 mmHg compression level is recommended when you have a blood clot or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Patients with lymphedema are also recommended to use the 30-40 mmHg compression strength.When choosing the 30-40 mmHg compression level, make sure to consider the fabric of the compression socks. The fabric is important in determining comfort because the compression stockings are providing more compression in the 30-40 mmHg compression. As a result, you’ll need a more durable material. This medical grade sock is prone to snags and holes due to the pressure it puts on on the legs. Picking a stronger sock material will help in preventing those holes.Stop Leg Pain InstantlyComproGear Compression Socks provide immediate relief for tired, achy legs.40-50 mmHg Medical Grade Class IIIFor severe issues with blood flow and leg and foot pain, the 40-50 mmHg pressure level socks can help. It’s the highest pressure sock available. This level of compression strength cannot be purchased over the counter. You’ll need to get a medical prescription and proper fitting. It is recommended that those considering using the 40-50 mmHg compression strength should thoroughly consult their healthcare provider about the compression stockings and their health and mobility. These medical grade class III socks are used to treat things like severe venous stasis, wound management and lymphedema.Knee length compression stockingsRelated ArticlesSock SoothersCompression Sleeves for LegsMedical Compression SocksCompression Socks for MenBest Compression Socks for SwellingCan You Wear Compression Stockings 24 Hours a DayToeless Compression SocksThigh High Compression SocksEasy To Put On Compression Socks for ElderlyDo Compression Socks Help GoutChoosing compression stockings can be difficult without prior research and experience.That’s why it’s important to know what the different levels are and what is best for your health.Each

ContentsConfiguring Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionFinding Feature InformationPrerequisites for Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionRestrictions for Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionInformation About Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionClass-Based Header Compression and the MQCBenefits of Class-Based Header CompressionHeader Compression on Local and Remote RoutersAbout Header-Compression ConnectionsHow to Configure Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionEnabling RTP or TCP Header Compression for a Class in a Policy MapAttaching the Policy Map to an InterfaceVerifying the Class-Based RTP and TCP Header Compression ConfigurationConfiguration Examples for Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionExample Enabling RTP or TCP Header Compression for a Class in a Policy MapExample Attaching the Policy Map to an InterfaceExample Verifying the Class-Based RTP and TCP Header Compression ConfigurationAdditional ReferencesGlossaryFeature Information for Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionLast Updated: December 5, 2011 Header compression is a mechanism that compresses the IP header in a packet before the packet is transmitted. Header compression reduces network overhead and speeds up the transmission of either Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP) packets or Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) packets. Cisco provides two types of header compression: RTP header compression and TCP header compression. RTP and TCP header compression are typically configured on a per-interface (or subinterface) basis. Class-based RTP and TCP header compression allows you to configure either type of header compression on a per-class basis. This module describes the concepts and tasks related to configuring class-based RTP and TCP header compression. Note If you want to configure RTP or TCP header compression on a per-interface (or subinterface) basis, see the "Configuring RTP Header Compression" module or the "Configuring TCP Header Compression" module, respectively. Finding Feature InformationPrerequisites for Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionRestrictions for Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionInformation About Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionHow to Configure Class-Based RTP and TCP Header CompressionConfiguration Examples