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What is the delivery time?

Delivery time is usually 1 business day. If you order on business days before 23:59, you will receive your order the next day. We offer free shipping including track and trace for orders over 60 euros.

Your order will be delivered within 1 to 2 business days by PostNL or DHL. You will receive your track and trace by email.

How do I receive my order?

We use PostNL, DHL or DHL Express and they will deliver the order to the specified address. You will receive your order neatly in a box or shipping bag. We always try to use custom boxes. This way your order takes up little space and that is good for the environment.

Is it possible to track my order?

Yes, you will receive a track and trace in your mailbox from us.

Delivery time per country

Country Shipping time Courier
The Netherlands 1 working day DHL or PostNL
Belgium 1 working day DHL or Bpost
Germany 1-3 business days DHL
Denmark 2-3 working days DHL or FedEx
Czech Republic 2-4 working days DHL or PPL
Estonia 3-5 working days DHL or Itella
Finland 3-4 working days FedEx or Posti Ltd.
France 2-3 working days DHL or Chronopost
Greece 3-5 working days DHL
Hungary 3-5 working days DHL or Magyar Posta
Ireland 2-4 working days DHL or An Post
Italy 3-4 working days DHL
Croatia 3-4 working days DHL
Latvia 3-5 working days DHL or Itella
Lithuania 3-5 working days DHL or Itella
Poland 2-4 working days DHL
Portugal 3-4 working days DHL
Romania 3-4 working days DHL or Urgent Cargus
Slovakia 3-4 working days DHL
Slovenia 3-4 working days DHL or Posta Slovenia
Spain 3-4 working days DHL
Sweden 3-4 working days Fedex or DPD
United Kingdom 1 working day DHL Express
Rest of Europe 1-6 business days DHL or DHL Express
US/Canada 3-8 working days FedEx
Rest of world 3-8 working days DHL or FedEx

Worldwide DHL Express shipping Calculated at checkout 2-4 working days globally and 1 working day in Europe


Why 9 Out of 10 Nurses Now Refuse to Work Without These Compression Socks

Door Marieke M.
Last update: June 25, 2025

As a nurse with 8 years of experience, I thought tired, heavy legs were just part of the job. Until I discovered why more and more colleagues have started wearing compression socks during their shifts.

It started with curiosity when I noticed that Sanne, a colleague in our department, suddenly seemed much more energetic after her shifts. "The secret?" I asked. She pointed to her feet: "Compression socks." After wearing compression socks myself for four months, I understand why so many nurses consider them indispensable. Here are 10 reasons why:

1. Your Legs Feel Much Lighter During Long Shifts

The first thing you will notice is that feeling of heaviness in your legs that normally builds up during your shift becomes much less.

What I experience: Instead of my legs feeling heavier as the day progresses, they maintain a lighter, more supported feeling.

What colleagues say: “It's like someone has taken the weight out of my legs,” says Linda, an intensive care nurse from Rotterdam.

The compression socks support natural blood circulation, which reduces that annoying feeling of heaviness.

2. Less Swelling at the End of Your Shift

Before compression socks I always had swollen ankles and feet after a shift. Now that is a thing of the past.

The difference: Where I used to have to untie my shoes because my feet would swell, they now stay the same size all day long.

Practical advantage: No more sore feet on the bike ride home, and at home I no longer have to put my legs up immediately.

Many nurses report this as one of the most noticeable benefits!

3. More Energy Left for After Work

This was the biggest difference for me. Before, I would come home and have no energy for anything other than sitting on the couch.

Now: I have energy to exercise, have social events, or just do fun things with my partner.

Why this happens: Because your legs get less tired during your shift, you have more energy for your private life.

Thomas from Amsterdam: "I'm now going back to the gym after my shifts. I hadn't done that in years because I was always too tired."

4. Better Sleep With Less Leg Discomfort

Many nurses suffer from restless legs or a heavy feeling at night that disrupts sleep.

My experience: Since I wear compression socks, I sleep much more peacefully. My legs no longer feel heavy and uncomfortable in the evening.

Scientific reason: Better circulation during the day means fewer toxins build up in your muscles, resulting in a calmer feeling in the evening.

Marieke from Groningen: "I didn't even know that my bad sleep was caused by my legs until I started wearing compression socks."