Description

Dr. Scholl QTTO Sleeping Socks (Pink-M) is the glad tidings to those who long for beautiful legs! Modern women are always worried by swollen, fatigue legs as they are required to stand or sit for a long time while working. What’s more, inappropriate posture in daily life even worsens the problem as it may lead to poor blood circulation. Dr. Scholl QTTO Sleeping Socks is an innovative slimming tool that relieves leg dropsy during nighttime for a perfect leg shape! Grounding on the ergonomic theory, Dr. Scholl QTTO Sleeping Socks are endowed with partial pressure system in order to improve blood circulation. Dropsy is therefore alleviated while fatigue is relieved. The line of legs is redefined. In the following morning, your legs feel light and relaxed. The test launched by the Japan Nagoya University proved that it works to slim up your legs by 4mm in average. (＊Attention: It is the research data provided by the Japan Nagoya University. The effectiveness may vary from one person to another.) As the open-toe socks are made of high quality and highly resilient garment, you do not feel sultry or annoyed while sleeping. The fancy blend of lavender color and light pink fascinates every gal! Dr. Scholl QTTO Sleeping Socks is the hottest item in Japan. It made a remarkable sales volume in last September: 300000 pairs were sold!

How to use it

Take off your rings before putting on. File your nails smooth if necessary. As the socks are very tight, pull up the socks slowly. 1. Slip your toes through the sock. Tug the sock upwards. 2. While tugging the sock, make sure the Pressure Pad under the heel is in position. 3. Then adjust the Pressure Pad on the knee. Make sure the lined garment along the inner thigh is straight-lined and tugged up. 4. Tug upward till it reaches your thigh. Put on the socks before sleep. Take off the socks in the following morning. You may feel pressed or tight at the very beginning. If you feel very uncomfortable, take off the socks at once. Try wearing the socks a few days later.

Country of origin

Japan