Algeos has expanded its pressure-care portfolio through a new distribution partnership with Caversham®, making four specialist Class I medical devices available to healthcare professionals and care providers across the UK.
7 February 2026
Copper socks are made with copper-infused fibers, which means that copper is woven into the fabric during the manufacturing process. This infusion allows the wearer to enjoy the purported benefits of copper while going about their daily activities. The idea is that copper's natural properties can provide relief and protection for your feet.
8 December 2025
3 November 2025
This guide presents a structured, clinically-informed but accessible overview of compression socks. It is designed for healthcare professionals and informed consumers seeking a deeper understanding of their function, selection and use.
3 November 2025
Swollen feet and ankles are common in primary care. Sometimes it is ordinary venous pooling after a long day. Sometimes it is a signal of heart, liver or kidney stress. This guide helps you decide what matters now and what can wait for routine review.
14 April 2025
Diabetic socks are specially designed for protecting the feet of individuals with diabetes. Unlike regular socks, they incorporate features that help reduce the risk of foot injuries - enhance blood circulation and ensure maximum comfort.
4 February 2025
23 October 2024
When it comes to foot health, choosing the right type of socks can make a significant difference - especially for individuals with diabetes. While normal socks serve their purpose for general comfort and style, they may fall short in addressing the unique challenges faced by diabetic feet.
15 August 2024
While it’s not mandatory for all diabetics to wear diabetic socks, it is highly recommended for those with existing foot complications or a high risk of developing them. Diabetic socks provide preventive care, comfort, and protection, making them suitable for daily wear, especially during activities that put stress on the feet.
11 July 2024
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions worldwide. One of the lesser-known but significant complications of diabetes is the development of foot problems. Diabetic foot conditions can lead to severe consequences, including amputation if not properly managed.
16 December 2022
