
Fovera Leg Elevation Support (Velvet Grey) - Small
Fovera

Provides effective relief for aching calf muscles
Calf support reduces painful muscle cramp
Improves blood circulation and eases muscle strain
Perfect support for injured, weak shin and calf.
Made from four way stretchable materials.
Available in 4 different sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
Designed to provide optimum support and compression to the calf muscles and shin.
Will be beneficial in calf pain and muscle spasms.
Provides effective relief from pain in calf muscles, improves blood circulation and eases muscle tension
Helps to prevent calf pain, calf strains and calf re-injuries.
As it is made of skin friendly and stretchable material, ensures comfortable fitting.
Maintains required ventilation and ensures proper hold around the calf.
Slide your leg inside the support slowly; wear it from calf to ankle.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals at risk of calf fatigue or mild discomfort due to long hours of standing, walking, or exercise — helps provide gentle support, reduce early strain, and promote everyday leg comfort.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal when calf soreness, stiffness, or mild swelling begins to appear — helps improve circulation, relieve muscle tension, and support recovery during daily activities or light physical exertion.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for persistent calf pain, chronic strain, or post-injury recovery — helps provide consistent compression, reduce discomfort, support muscle stability, and promote long-term calf health and endurance.

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