Compression Garment Calculator

Determine the right compression garment size, mmHg level, and wear duration based on your measurements and needs.

Circumference

Compression Level

Garment Type

Tab to move between fields

Recommended Size

Compression Range

15-20 mmHg

Wear Duration8 hrs/day

How to Use This Calculator

Enter Circumference, Compression Level, and Mild (recovery/comfort).
Set Moderate (sports/prevention), Firm (injury support), and Medical (prescribed).
Adjust Garment Type, Sleeve as needed.
Review Recommended Size and Compression Range.
Use Wear Duration (hrs/day) to inform your decision.

What each input means

Circumference: Measure the circumference at the widest point of the target area
Compression Level: Level of compression needed
Garment Type: Type of compression garment

Identify Input Parameters
Circumference = 25, Compression Level = 2, Garment Type = 1 = 3 input(s) provided
Calculate Recommended Size
Recommended Size
S = S
Calculate Compression Range
Compression Range
15-20 mmHg = 15-20 mmHg

Engine last updated July 21, 2026. Checked against 3 independently-derived tests — how we verify calculators.

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