TXG Plantar Fasciitis Sock completely achieves the goal of stretch for a long period of time at night without interrupting sleep and become the most popular night splint by exercisers, ball players or professional athletes. It is the most effective and easy solution for their foot problems TXG Plantar Fasciitis Sock is so far the simplest, safest and most efficient stretch tool for Plantar fasciitis heel pain or tight muscles, made by two adjustable elastic bands helping the foot at dorsiflexion, a slight extension of the ankle. In 2002, there was a research reported by JFAS that the device was much useful compared to tradition physical stretch and reduce 60 percent recovery time.

5 advantages:

1. Developed by a physical therapist, used and recommended by chiropractors podiatrists and athletic trainers worldwide.
2. Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgerys (JFAS, 2012) found it facilitates 60% recovery time.
3. Lightweight breathable material, completely washable and adjustable for comfort and fit
4. Many users report significant relief after only a couple of night use.
5. Provides effective relief of Achilles tendonitis tight calf muscle and spasm.

Ideal for:
Heel pain / Plantar fascism / Tight calf muscles

Lycra®
First developed by dupont, Lycra has a number of advantages besides being able to stretch, such as more lightweight, comfortable and breathable, not to mention quick drying.

Our compression socks come with Lycra cerified tag, in compliance with international gradient compression standard.

Step l.
Remove all package, unfold the sock holding it with the D-ring facing away from you
Then wear TXG Plantar Fasciitis Sock like casual socks until the D-ring facing the front, at the top of the leg, just below the kneecap.

Step 2.
Secure the upper strap around the calf by Velcro fastener. This strap should fit snug and secure but not so tight as to cause discomfort or cut off circulation.

Step 3.
Take the lower strap attached to the toe side and pass it thru the D-ring from the bottom to the top with your foot flat on the floor and your ankle at 90 degrees to the floor