In the event an order is placed for an out-of-stock item, we will ship your product when it becomes available. We cannot guarantee a restock date. We will keep you informed of a status update on pending products/orders via the email address used to place the order.

All Promotional Codes are non-stackable. Discount codes are not valid on items on sale or clearance. Promotional codes are valid for one-time use per customer. TierOne reserves the right to enable and disable promotional codes at any given time.

Currently, we are selling directly to customers through our website and through our doctors’ offices.

TierOne Compression Socks are built to last with proper care. We recommend setting your washing machine to cold water. Do not use bleach which can fade the brilliant sock color. Do not tumble dry and do not iron which can damage the sock material. Instead, hang the socks to airdry.

We offer a range of sizes for our compression socks for maximum comfort. Sizes include Small, Medium, Large, XLarge, XXLarge, and XXXLarge for both men and women. Use our Size Chart to select a proper size.

To find out your calf size, measure the widest part of your calf. Then select the proper sock size on ourSize Chart. To measure your calf muscle, you will need a flexible measuring tape and a mirror or assistance from someone else. Follow these steps: Stand barefoot on a flat surface, ensuring your weight is evenly distributed. Locate the widest part of your calf muscle. This is typically found a few inches below the knee, where the calf is fullest. Take the flexible measuring tape and wrap it around the widest part of your calf, making sure it is snug but not too tight. The tape should be parallel to the ground. Look in the mirror or have someone help you read the measurement on the tape. Make note of the measurement in inches or centimeters. Remember to measure both calves and take the average if there is a difference between them. This measurement can be useful when selecting the appropriate size of compression socks or other calf-related garments.

TierOne Compression Socks are made of spandex and nylon for maximum comfort.

TierOne provides a comfortable fitting compression level between 20- 30 mmhg.

Compression socks can relieve neuropathy issues concerning blood flow, as they are known for their ability to improve blood circulation.  Studies have shown that compression garments can help those living with diabetes and lower extremity edemas. 

TierOne Compression Socks fit like a shoe size. Use our Size Chart for the right fit.

You shouldn't wear compression socks with peripheral artery disease (PAD).  Wearing them if you have PAD can be dangerous.  Compression garments can exacerbate PAD symptoms by impeding already limited circulation.  So, you should not wear compression socks if you have PAD symptoms.

It’s all about comfort and effectiveness. TierOne Compression Socks have double padding on the foot sole providing support for the foot and heel.

The reason why TierOne is different from other brands is because we purposefully designed our compression socks to be comfortable and durable. Our compression socks are constructed with seamless stitch to reduce friction on the toe, reinforced heel and toe, and double-stitched no slip banding. We use premium materials to give the best therapeutic support and long-lasting comfort.

One year from the day purchased.

Send us an image of your military ID at team@tieronecompossion.com and we will give you a 50% discount code for your TierOne Compression Sock order. Simply use this one-time discount code during checkout.

Quality, durability, stitching, quality manufacturing, design, and colors are just some of the things our customers rave about, and we appreciate what they say. We’re happy they love TierOne products. We aim to please.

The benefits of wearing compression socks are many. Compression socks can improve circulation and fight swelling and discomfort. By applying consistent pressure along with leg movement, these special socks promote blood flow from your ankles through the deep veins in your legs toward the heart. Compression socks may also reduce the risk of developing DVT (deep vein thrombosis), a clot that forms in the deep veins. There are always exceptions, but generally, there is little harm in trying compression socks. If you have health conditions, check with your doctor if wearing compression socks could worsen your condition.