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Cambivo 2 Pairs Compression Socks for Women & Men $13.99

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[Amazon.ca] Cambivo 2 Pairs Compression Socks for Women & Men $13.99

Cambivo via Amazon has Cambivo 2 Pairs Compression Socks for Women & Men for $13.99. Usually $18.59.

Code == AJ5XWB9O.

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Jan 6, 2006
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Thanks OP, purchased a pair. Code only applied to blue/black not grey/black colour.
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I fly for a living, but have never tried these. Let’s see how they work. Thx op
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I am thin, about a size 2-4, but my feet are size 10. What size should I order?
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Never mind. Works only on blue ones
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If I downvote, chances are it's less about the deal, and more about OP's inability to take criticism and constantly favoring their deal due to their ego.
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Worked for me on the blue ones. Thanks!
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Got the last small blue one.
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Cramos10 wrote: Cambivo via Amazon has Cambivo 2 Pairs Compression Socks for Women & Men for $13.99. Usually $18.59.

Code == AJ5XWB9O.

A on fakespot.
Where do you get these codes? There's been a few posts in RFD and they're all similar...
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Feb 26, 2005
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This review speaks volumes to me and enough not to bother.

he stated compression rating is a lie. I'd say they're (max) half of the advertised compression. I wear a lot of compression socks and these compress a tiny bit but not much more than regular snug socks. I guess you get what you pay for.

Keeping them as they're nice enough to wear for summer when I don't need much tension- light weight and comfortable and the top doesn't cut into my leg, loose fit around the toes. Great price, good looking and LOVE the height- well over my knee with the heel still fitting properly. This saved them from a one star review, but it comes down to them not being what they say they are.

Compression is one of those subjects that is highly debated. Some say it works wonders and some say no difference. I find they do work but not advised to wear all day long if high compresssion.
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shamans wrote:
Where do you get these codes? There's been a few posts in RFD and they're all similar...
Some are from Amazon hot deals that will show up in your homepage based on your search history. But most of them I guess from direct marketing emails from Amazon sellers. There's also "another story" and reason as why some of these gets deleted by Admin since they are considered as spam or seller is banned for misusing RFD forum.
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Max_Dealing wrote: This review speaks volumes to me and enough not to bother.

he stated compression rating is a lie. I'd say they're (max) half of the advertised compression. I wear a lot of compression socks and these compress a tiny bit but not much more than regular snug socks. I guess you get what you pay for.

Keeping them as they're nice enough to wear for summer when I don't need much tension- light weight and comfortable and the top doesn't cut into my leg, loose fit around the toes. Great price, good looking and LOVE the height- well over my knee with the heel still fitting properly. This saved them from a one star review, but it comes down to them not being what they say they are.

Compression is one of those subjects that is highly debated. Some say it works wonders and some say no difference. I find they do work but not advised to wear all day long if high compresssion.
What socks do you recommend? I'm an RN and I'm looking to try compression.
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ownthesky wrote: What socks do you recommend? I'm an RN and I'm looking to try compression.
I have tried a few brands and by no means an expert just found the cheap ones don’t provide much compression and wear out extremely fast. I would keep an eye out for rebook, adidas, sports expert, running room sales, etc. they tend to have clearance prices on socks. Most running places carry lots of them. I think Costco even carries compression socks.

Do not ever dry compression gear. Hang dry and it will last 10 times longer.
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