Compression Levels Explained (15–20 vs 20–30 vs 30–40 mmHg): Who Needs What—and Why
Compression levels explained—in plain language. If you’ve ever wondered whether 15–20, 20–30, or 30–40 mmHg is right for you or your patients, this quick primer breaks down what those numbers actually mean, how gradient pressure supports lymph and venous return, and when to step up—or down—based on stage, tissue quality, and daily demands.