For all the women who have wished for a little extract support and a slim physique,  there is now hope for their future outings with Slimming Support Compression Leggings from RejuvaHealth. The company that has brought a dash of panache to the world of medical grade compression tights has been keeping up on current trends, turning their designer eyes on the world of leggings just in time for fall and winter.

 

Their Slimming Support Compression Leggings allow wearers to indulge in the fashionable look of leggings while producing the svelte effect of modern shape wear and providing the health benefits of compression. While most tights can claim two of these three effects, RejuvaHealth's leggings go the distance by having medical-grade graduated compression knit right into the legs.

 

For those who are new to the world of compression stockings, they are a special garment that are tightest at the ankle and gradually loosen as they move up the leg. This support is great for relieving feelings of heaviness and tiredness in legs and mediating leg swelling and fatigue from prolonged periods of sitting or standing. Gearing up for holiday travel or putting in overtime at the office? Pull on a pair of RejuvaHealth's leggings and get ready for the long haul.  

These footless tights are also great for flattening and firming trouble areas like the upper thigh, bum, and tummy. Its ultra wide four inch stomach band creates a flattering shape under garments without flaunting how bulges or the dreaded "muffin top" are kept in check. The microfiber and spandex blends is stretchy and comfortable, making the transition from daytime career woman, to nighttime debutant as simple as only a change of shirt and shoes.

 

Kelsey Minarik launched RejuvaHealth in December of 2010 after being diagnosed with Deep Vein Thrombosis. Through her company, Minarik is able to make other young women and men aware of this health issue, and provide those who suffer from it with a product that's designed to help while looking great. RejuvaHealth works with the National Blood Clot Alliance to promote thrombosis & thromphilia awareness and raise funds that will go toward alerting the public and health care providers about this silent killer.