Meder Heavy-Legs Cooling Relief Gel for Tired, Heavy & Swollen-Feeling Legs and Feet
Meder Heavy-Legs Cooling Relief Gel for Tired, Heavy & Swollen-Feeling Legs and Feet
Sometimes your legs aren't sore exactly. They just feel... heavy.
You know the feeling.
You've been standing all day. Walking for hours. Travelling. Working in heels. Sitting through a long flight. Exercising. Or perhaps it's simply hot outside and by the evening your shoes suddenly feel tighter than they did that morning.
Your legs feel heavy.
Your feet feel hot.
Your ankles look slightly puffier.
And all you really want to do is put your feet up.
Heavy-Legs is MEDER's lightweight cooling gel for tired legs and feet, designed to provide immediate freshness and comfort while supporting the circulation and helping with mild fluid-related puffiness.
It combines Menthol from Japanese Mint, Horse Chestnut and Red Grape Leaf Extract — three ingredients selected specifically around cooling, vascular support and the sensation of tired, heavy legs.
I think of it as:
cool → refresh → support → de-puff → relieve.
WHY I LIKE HEAVY-LEGS
Because this is one of those products that solves a very ordinary problem extremely well.
Not every skincare product needs to be about wrinkles, pigmentation or pores.
Sometimes your legs simply feel exhausted.
And Heavy-Legs is designed for exactly that moment.
What I particularly like is that you don't necessarily have to wait until your legs already feel terrible.
MEDER also recommends using it before situations where you know heaviness or swelling tends to happen.
A flight.
A long shift.
A full day standing.
A party in heels.
A workout.
So Heavy-Legs can be used in two ways:
RELIEF — when your legs already feel heavy, hot or tired.
PREVENTION — before the kind of day that usually makes them feel that way.
That makes it much more useful than something you remember only when your ankles are already complaining.
WHO IS HEAVY-LEGS FOR?
I particularly like Heavy-Legs for:
Tired legs
When your legs feel exhausted after a long day of walking or standing.
Heavy-feeling legs
When the lower legs feel weighed down or uncomfortable by the end of the day.
Hot feet
Especially during warmer weather, travel or prolonged standing.
Mild ankle and foot puffiness
When you notice temporary fluid-related swelling after being on your feet or sitting for long periods.
Long flights
When hours of sitting and limited movement leave the legs feeling stiff, heavy and puffy.
Long working days
Particularly for anyone who spends most of the day standing.
Healthcare and beauty professionals
If you're standing beside a treatment bed, salon chair or hospital bed for hours.
Hospitality and retail workers
When your job involves being on your feet for most of the day.
High heels
Before or after an evening when you know your feet are going to need some sympathy.
Runners and active people
Before or after training when the legs feel hot, tired or overloaded.
Pregnancy-related mild leg heaviness
When normal fluid retention is making the feet and ankles feel uncomfortable.
Hot weather
When heat seems to make your legs feel heavier and your shoes mysteriously tighter by evening.
And you don't need visibly swollen ankles to use it.
Sometimes the concern is simply:
my legs feel tired.
That's enough.
WHY DO LEGS SOMETIMES FEEL SO HEAVY?
Your circulatory system has an interesting challenge.
Blood travelling from your heart down towards your feet has gravity helping it.
Getting blood back upward?
Gravity is considerably less cooperative.
Veins in the legs work together with one-way valves and the contraction of surrounding muscles to help move blood back towards the heart.
Your calf muscles are particularly important.
Every time you walk, the muscles contract and help squeeze the veins, encouraging blood upward.
That's one reason movement is so useful for circulation.
But when you spend a long time:
standing still
or
sitting still,
that muscular pumping action becomes less effective.
Fluid can accumulate more easily in the lower extremities.
And that's when the legs may begin to feel:
heavy.
tight.
warm.
tired.
or slightly swollen.
WHY DO MY ANKLES SWELL AFTER STANDING ALL DAY?
Gravity again.
When you're upright for many hours, pressure naturally increases in the blood vessels of the lower legs.
Fluid can move from the circulation into the surrounding tissues.
Normally, your vascular and lymphatic systems manage this beautifully.
But after prolonged standing — particularly in heat — you may temporarily retain more fluid around the:
ankles
feet
and lower legs.
That's why shoes that fitted perfectly in the morning can suddenly feel tighter at 7 p.m.
And why putting your feet up can feel so good.
Elevation helps gravity work in the opposite direction for once.
WHAT ABOUT SITTING ALL DAY?
Interestingly, the problem isn't only standing.
Sitting for prolonged periods can also contribute to heavy legs.
When you're sitting relatively still for hours, the calf muscles aren't contracting as frequently.
That means you're not getting as much assistance from the muscular pump that normally helps move blood and fluid through the lower legs.
This is why:
long flights
long car journeys
desk work
and other prolonged periods of sitting can leave your legs feeling surprisingly heavy.
So the problem isn't necessarily:
too much standing.
It's often:
not enough movement for too long.
WHAT DOES HEAVY-LEGS ACTUALLY DO?
Heavy-Legs approaches the problem from several directions.
Menthol provides the immediate cooling sensation that makes hot, tired legs feel refreshed.
Horse Chestnut Extract contains naturally occurring compounds, particularly escin, associated with supporting vascular and capillary function.
Red Grape Leaf Extract provides polyphenol-rich antioxidant and vascular support.
Glycerin and Propanediol help maintain skin hydration so the gel remains comfortable rather than drying.
The result is a very lightweight treatment focused on:
cooling + comfort + vascular support + mild de-puffing.
JAPANESE MINT / MENTHOL
This is the ingredient you notice first.
Menthol activates cold-sensitive receptors in the skin.
That's why the legs begin to feel cool even though the gel hasn't physically lowered your body temperature dramatically.
Your nervous system receives a cooling signal.
And when your feet feel hot, swollen and exhausted, that sensation can be incredibly refreshing.
This is also why Heavy-Legs feels different from applying an ordinary body moisturiser.
The relief is sensory and relatively immediate.
DOES MENTHOL ACTUALLY MAKE MY LEGS COLDER?
It primarily changes the way temperature is perceived by the sensory receptors in the skin.
Menthol interacts with cold-sensitive receptors, creating that characteristic cooling sensation.
So when you apply Heavy-Legs and think:
"Oh, that's cold."
the product is doing exactly what it's supposed to do.
And because heat can make heavy, tired legs feel considerably more uncomfortable, that cooling sensation can provide very welcome relief.
WILL IT FEEL ICY?
You should expect a noticeable cooling and refreshing sensation.
MEDER describes this as normal and specifically uses menthol for that effect.
How intense it feels can vary from person to person.
And please remember:
more product doesn't necessarily mean better results.
You don't need to coat your legs in half the tube because you want them twice as cool.
Apply a comfortable, even layer.
HORSE CHESTNUT EXTRACT
Horse Chestnut is probably the ingredient most closely associated with traditional heavy-leg products.
The seeds of Aesculus hippocastanum contain a group of compounds collectively known as escin.
Escin has been studied in relation to vascular function and swelling, which is why horse chestnut extracts appear so frequently in products designed for tired or heavy legs.
In Heavy-Legs, we're interested particularly in supporting:
capillary function
vascular comfort
and the tendency towards mild fluid-related puffiness.
This makes Horse Chestnut a very logical ingredient for the formula rather than simply another botanical added because plants look attractive on packaging.
WHAT ARE CAPILLARIES?
Capillaries are the smallest blood vessels in your body.
They're tiny vessels connecting the arterial and venous sides of your circulation and allowing the exchange of oxygen, nutrients and other substances between blood and surrounding tissues.
Healthy microcirculation depends on these very small vessels functioning properly.
When MEDER talks about supporting capillaries with Heavy-Legs, we're essentially talking about supporting the small-vessel environment involved in healthy circulation within the tissues.
You don't need to memorise the anatomy.
Just remember:
capillaries = tiny blood vessels involved in tissue circulation.
RED GRAPE LEAF EXTRACT
Red grape leaves contain naturally occurring polyphenols and antioxidants, including compounds associated with vascular support.
MEDER uses Red Grape Leaf Extract in Heavy-Legs to complement Horse Chestnut and support healthy circulation in tired legs and feet.
I like this pairing.
Horse Chestnut gives us the classic heavy-leg ingredient.
Red Grape Leaf adds antioxidant and vascular support.
Menthol gives us the immediate sensory relief.
So each of the three hero ingredients has a distinct role.
WHAT ABOUT RESVERATROL?
Grapes are naturally associated with polyphenolic compounds including resveratrol.
You'll usually hear about resveratrol in the context of antioxidant skincare or red wine.
Here, the context is slightly different.
We're interested in the wider antioxidant and vascular-supportive properties of grape-derived compounds.
You don't need to drink a bottle of red wine for your circulation.
Heavy-Legs has chosen the considerably more practical route of putting grape leaf extract into the gel.
Your liver will appreciate the distinction.
IS HEAVY-LEGS A MOISTURISER TOO?
To an extent, yes.
The formula contains Glycerin and Propanediol, both of which help maintain hydration.
But I wouldn't choose Heavy-Legs as your primary treatment for very dry body skin.
Its main job is:
cooling and relief for tired, heavy legs and feet.
The hydrating ingredients simply make sure the gel remains comfortable on the skin while doing that job.
If your legs are extremely dry, you may still need proper body moisturising separately.
One product doesn't need to do everything.
HEAVY LEGS VS SWOLLEN LEGS — ARE THEY THE SAME?
Not necessarily.
You can have the sensation of heaviness without obvious visible swelling.
And you can have visible swelling without describing your legs as particularly heavy.
Sometimes they happen together.
Temporary mild puffiness after:
standing.
sitting.
flying.
heat.
or exercise
can be relatively ordinary.
But persistent or significant swelling deserves more attention.
That's where I want us to be careful with this product.
WHEN IS LEG SWELLING NOT JUST A SKINCARE PROBLEM?
This is important.
Heavy-Legs is designed for ordinary tiredness, heaviness and mild temporary puffiness.
It is not a diagnostic or medical treatment for unexplained leg swelling.
If swelling is:
sudden
severe
painful
mainly affecting one leg
associated with redness or unusual warmth
accompanied by chest pain or shortness of breath
or simply persistent and unexplained,
don't keep applying cooling gel and hoping it disappears.
Seek appropriate medical advice.
A cosmetic product can make tired legs feel better.
It should never delay investigation of a potentially important medical symptom.
WHAT ABOUT VARICOSE VEINS?
Horse Chestnut is often associated with products for venous circulation, which is why people naturally ask whether Heavy-Legs can treat varicose veins.
Let's separate two things.
Heavy-Legs may help with the feeling of heaviness, tiredness and mild swelling that can accompany long periods on your feet.
But visible varicose veins involve structural changes in the veins themselves.
A topical cosmetic gel cannot physically remove a varicose vein or repair a significantly incompetent venous valve.
So if varicose veins are causing:
persistent swelling.
pain.
skin changes.
or significant discomfort,
that's something to discuss with a healthcare professional.
Heavy-Legs can provide comfort.
It isn't vascular surgery in a tube.
WHAT ABOUT SPIDER VEINS?
Spider veins are small visible superficial blood vessels.
Again, supporting skin comfort and microcirculation is not the same as physically removing an established visible vessel.
Heavy-Legs isn't designed to erase spider veins.
If the concern is primarily cosmetic visible vessels rather than tiredness or heaviness, that's a different treatment conversation.
This is another example of why we need to identify the actual problem before choosing the product.
HEAVY-LEGS FOR LONG FLIGHTS
This is probably one of my favourite uses for it.
Long flights combine several things legs don't particularly love:
prolonged sitting
limited movement
and many hours with the feet below the level of the heart.
MEDER recommends applying Heavy-Legs before a flight when you know your legs tend to feel heavy or puffy.
You can also apply it when needed for cooling comfort.
But — and this matters — the gel doesn't replace sensible movement.
When possible:
get up periodically.
walk.
move your ankles.
flex your calf muscles.
and avoid sitting completely motionless for hours.
Heavy-Legs is support.
Your calf muscles still need to do their job.
DOES HEAVY-LEGS PREVENT BLOOD CLOTS ON A FLIGHT?
No.
And I would never position it that way.
Heavy-Legs is a cosmetic cooling and comfort product for tired, heavy legs.
It is not a medication for preventing deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
If you have an increased risk of blood clots, a history of thrombosis or medical advice relating to compression stockings, medication or travel precautions, follow your healthcare professional's recommendations.
A refreshing leg gel and medical thrombosis prevention are completely different things.
That's an important boundary.
HEAVY-LEGS FOR A DAY ON YOUR FEET
This is where the preventative use becomes really useful.
If you already know that after eight hours of standing your legs usually feel:
heavy.
hot.
puffy.
and exhausted,
don't necessarily wait until hour eight.
MEDER recommends applying Heavy-Legs in the morning before a demanding day.
This makes particular sense for:
beauty therapists.
hairdressers.
nurses.
doctors.
retail workers.
teachers.
chefs.
hospitality staff.
and anyone else whose job involves spending most of the day upright.
You know what your legs feel like after work.
Plan accordingly.
HEAVY-LEGS AND HIGH HEELS
Yes.
If you're heading to an event where you know you'll be standing, dancing or wearing heels for hours, Heavy-Legs can be applied beforehand and again afterwards if needed.
High heels change the mechanics of the foot and calf and can make a long evening considerably less comfortable.
Heavy-Legs won't turn uncomfortable shoes into trainers.
But the cooling effect can feel wonderful when those shoes finally come off.
Sometimes skincare is science.
Sometimes skincare is:
“I have been in these heels for six hours and I need help.”
Both are valid.
HEAVY-LEGS FOR RUNNERS & EXERCISE
MEDER also recommends Heavy-Legs for runners, CrossFit athletes and active people.
It can be applied before and after training when the legs are prone to feeling hot, heavy or uncomfortable.
The menthol provides immediate cooling.
The botanical extracts support the vascular side of the formula.
And the lightweight texture means you don't end up with greasy legs before exercise.
But remember what it is.
Heavy-Legs is a comfort and cooling product.
It isn't a substitute for:
proper recovery.
hydration.
appropriate training.
rest.
or medical assessment of an injury.
WILL IT HELP MUSCLE SORENESS?
It may make tired muscles feel more comfortable because of the cooling sensation, particularly after activity.
But Heavy-Legs isn't a treatment for muscle injury.
If you have:
significant pain.
a strain.
an injury.
persistent weakness.
or swelling after trauma,
we're no longer talking about ordinary tired legs.
Cooling comfort can feel lovely.
It doesn't diagnose or repair an injured muscle.
HEAVY-LEGS DURING PREGNANCY
Pregnancy can be a particularly relevant time for this product.
Changes in blood volume, hormones and pressure within the pelvis can all contribute to fluid retention and heavier-feeling legs and feet.
MEDER states that Heavy-Legs can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
The cooling effect can be especially welcome when feet feel hot and mildly puffy.
But pregnancy is also a situation where we need to take swelling seriously when it changes unexpectedly.
PREGNANCY SWELLING — WHEN SHOULD I BE CONCERNED?
Mild swelling of the feet and ankles can be common during pregnancy.
MEDER itself advises that very swollen feet or swelling that is severe or suddenly increases should be discussed with a doctor immediately.
So use Heavy-Legs for ordinary comfort.
But don't use it to cover up a symptom that has suddenly changed.
Especially during pregnancy, a significant change in swelling deserves proper medical attention.
The product should make you feel more comfortable.
It should never stop you asking why something unusual is happening.
WHAT ABOUT MENOPAUSE?
Heavy or uncomfortable legs can happen at any stage of adult life.
Hormonal changes, lifestyle, activity levels and vascular changes can all influence how the legs feel.
MEDER positions Heavy-Legs as suitable throughout different life stages, including menopause.
Again, the deciding factor isn't your age or gender.
It's the concern:
Do your legs and feet feel hot, heavy, tired or mildly puffy?
If yes, this is the type of product we're considering.
CAN MEN USE HEAVY-LEGS?
Absolutely.
Circulation doesn't care which skincare aisle you shop in.
Men stand all day.
Men fly.
Men run.
Men get tired feet.
Men experience fluid retention.
There is nothing inherently female about heavy legs.
Choose the product according to what your body needs.
Not according to the gender of the person in the advertisement.
HOW TO USE HEAVY-LEGS
This one is wonderfully uncomplicated.
Apply the gel over the legs and feet whenever they feel hot, tired or heavy, or when you notice mild puffiness.
You can also apply it preventatively before a situation where you know discomfort usually develops.
BEFORE A LONG DAY
Apply in the morning before spending hours standing or walking.
BEFORE A FLIGHT
Apply before travelling if your legs tend to become heavy or puffy.
BEFORE EXERCISE
Apply when you enjoy the cooling sensation and your legs tend to feel overloaded during training.
AFTER EXERCISE
Apply to tired legs and feet for cooling comfort.
AFTER A NIGHT OUT
Shoes off.
Heavy-Legs on.
Feet up.
I don't think this step needs additional scientific explanation.
HOW OFTEN CAN I USE IT?
MEDER states that Heavy-Legs can be used as often as needed whenever the legs and feet feel heavy or tired, or in anticipation of fatigue.
So this isn't necessarily a:
once every morning forever
kind of product.
Use it according to your lifestyle.
Some people may use it occasionally for flights or nights out.
Others may reach for it almost every working day because they spend hours standing.
The product adapts to the problem.
DO I NEED TO MASSAGE IT IN?
Gently smooth the gel over the legs and feet until absorbed.
You don't need aggressive massage.
If gentle upward massage feels comfortable, that's fine.
But don't assume pressing extremely hard will “force” fluid out of your legs.
The lymphatic and vascular systems are considerably more sophisticated than that.
Application should feel:
refreshing
comfortable
and relaxing.
Not painful.
CAN I APPLY IT OVER VARICOSE VEINS?
If you have known vascular disease or significant varicose veins, I would follow the advice of your healthcare professional regarding massage and topical products.
The gel is intended for general tired-leg comfort.
We don't want somebody aggressively massaging a painful or medically significant area simply because the product says “circulation.”
Gentle skincare and medical vascular treatment are not the same thing.
WHAT ABOUT COMPRESSION STOCKINGS?
If you've been medically advised to wear compression stockings, Heavy-Legs does not replace them.
Compression works through mechanical pressure.
Heavy-Legs works through topical cooling and cosmetic supportive ingredients.
Different mechanisms.
Different jobs.
If you want to combine the gel with compression garments, allow the product to absorb fully and follow the instructions you've been given for your compression therapy.
CAN I PUT IT IN THE FRIDGE?
The menthol already provides a cooling sensation, so refrigeration isn't necessary.
If you personally enjoy applying a cooler product, storing it somewhere cool may make the experience feel even more refreshing, provided you follow the product's normal storage requirements.
But don't confuse:
colder gel
with
stronger treatment.
The formula doesn't become medically more effective because you've turned your bathroom into a refrigerator.
WILL IT FEEL STICKY?
It shouldn't.
One of the strengths of Heavy-Legs is that it is formulated as a lightweight, non-greasy gel that absorbs quickly.
That's particularly important because this is a product you may want to use:
before work.
before exercise.
before a flight.
or before going out.
Nobody wants to put on trousers over legs coated in heavy body butter.
Heavy-Legs is designed to disappear into the routine.
The cooling sensation is what stays noticeable.
CAN I APPLY BODY CREAM OVER IT?
Yes, if your skin also needs moisturising.
I would apply Heavy-Legs first and allow the gel to absorb.
Then use your body moisturiser if necessary.
But if your skin is comfortable without an additional body product, don't add one simply because you think every product requires another product on top.
Heavy-Legs isn't trying to become a twelve-step leg routine.
CAN I USE IT EVERY DAY?
Yes, if your legs benefit from it.
MEDER allows use as often as needed.
But here's the distinction I want you to remember:
regular tired legs after a demanding lifestyle can make Heavy-Legs a useful daily product.
persistent unexplained swelling or pain every single day deserves investigation rather than indefinite self-treatment.
Frequency isn't the problem.
Ignoring a persistent symptom can be.
WHAT ELSE CAN I DO FOR HEAVY LEGS?
Heavy-Legs works best as part of common-sense leg care.
Movement is enormously useful.
If you've been sitting for hours, get up when possible.
If you've been standing still, walk around and activate the calf muscles.
When appropriate, elevating the legs can help temporary fluid accumulation feel more comfortable.
Comfortable footwear matters.
And regular physical activity helps support normal circulation.
During pregnancy, MEDER also suggests measures such as avoiding prolonged standing where possible, elevating the feet, wearing comfortable shoes and socks, and gentle activity when medically appropriate.
The gel helps.
Your legs still benefit from movement.
WHEN WILL I FEEL RESULTS?
The cooling sensation is the immediate part.
Menthol acts on sensory receptors quickly, so you don't need to use Heavy-Legs for six weeks before understanding why people like it.
The legs should feel:
cooler
fresher
and more comfortable relatively soon after application.
The vascular-supportive ingredients are part of the wider formulation strategy, but Heavy-Legs isn't a product where I want you measuring your ankle with a tape measure every evening.
Judge it by the reason you bought it:
Do my tired, heavy legs feel better?
That's the useful outcome.
MY HEAVY-LEGS RULES
If you remember nothing else from this page, remember these:
Heavy-Legs is a gel, not a cream.
It's deliberately lightweight, fast-absorbing and non-greasy.
You don't have to wait until your legs feel terrible.
Use it preventatively before flights, long shifts, exercise or a day spent standing.
Menthol creates the immediate cooling effect.
That fresh sensation is part of the product's intended action.
Horse Chestnut is the classic heavy-leg ingredient.
Its naturally occurring escin is associated with vascular and capillary support.
Red Grape Leaf provides additional antioxidant and vascular support.
Standing isn't the only problem.
Prolonged sitting can also contribute to heavy legs because your calf muscles aren't moving as much.
Movement matters.
Your calf muscles help support circulation in the lower legs.
Temporary mild puffiness and unexplained swelling aren't the same thing.
Know the difference.
Heavy-Legs does not prevent blood clots.
It is not a substitute for medical DVT prevention during travel.
It doesn't remove varicose veins.
It may help tired-leg discomfort, but established vein changes are a different issue.
It doesn't replace compression therapy.
If compression has been medically recommended, follow that advice.
Pregnancy use is permitted by MEDER.
But sudden or severe pregnancy swelling needs medical attention.
Use it as often as needed.
Before the demanding day or after it — or both.
Don't aggressively massage painful or significantly swollen legs.
The goal is comfort.
Cooler, fresher, lighter-feeling legs and feet.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Heavy-Legs is the product I want you to think of when your legs have simply had enough of the day before the rest of you has.
Maybe you've been standing for eight hours.
Maybe you've walked across an entire city.
Maybe you've been sitting on a plane.
Maybe you've trained.
Maybe it's 30 degrees outside.
Or maybe you've spent the evening in shoes that looked considerably more comfortable when you bought them.
Heavy-Legs gives us something very simple:
relief.
We use Menthol to create an immediate cooling, refreshing sensation.
Horse Chestnut Extract to support the vascular and capillary environment associated with heavy, puffy legs.
And Red Grape Leaf Extract for additional antioxidant and circulation-supportive care.
The gel is light.
It absorbs quickly.
It doesn't leave the legs greasy.
And you can use it either after the problem appears or before you know it's likely to happen.
But this is also one of those products where knowing the boundary matters.
Heavy-Legs is excellent for:
tired legs.
hot feet.
a heavy feeling.
mild temporary puffiness.
It isn't there to explain persistent swelling, treat vascular disease or replace medical thrombosis prevention.
Use it for what it does beautifully.
And if your legs are telling you something more significant than:
“I've had a very long day,”
listen to them.
HEAVY-LEGS AT A GLANCE
What is it?
A lightweight cooling gel for tired, hot, heavy and mildly puffy legs and feet.
Best for:
Long days standing, prolonged sitting, flights, travel, hot weather, tired feet, high heels, exercise and mild temporary swelling.
Recommended age:
21+
Skin type:
All skin types.
Where do I use it?
Legs and feet.
When do I use it?
Whenever the legs or feet feel hot, heavy, tired or mildly swollen.
Can I use it preventatively?
Yes. Apply before a flight, long working day, exercise, party or other situation where your legs normally become tired.
How often?
As often as needed.
Does it cool immediately?
Menthol provides a noticeable cooling and refreshing sensation shortly after application.
Will it help swollen ankles?
It is intended to help with mild temporary puffiness and heavy-leg discomfort. Persistent, severe, sudden or unexplained swelling needs medical assessment.
Can I use it before a flight?
Yes. This is one of MEDER's specifically recommended uses.
Does it prevent DVT or blood clots?
No.
Does it treat varicose veins?
No. It can support comfort in tired legs but cannot physically remove or repair established varicose veins.
Can I use it before or after exercise?
Yes.
Can I use it with compression stockings?
Heavy-Legs does not replace medically recommended compression. If combining them, allow the gel to absorb and follow your healthcare professional's instructions.
Can I use it during pregnancy?
MEDER states that Heavy-Legs is suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Sudden or severe swelling during pregnancy should be medically assessed.
Is it moisturising?
It contains hydrating ingredients such as Glycerin and Propanediol, although its primary purpose is cooling and tired-leg relief.
Does it feel greasy?
No. It is a lightweight gel designed to absorb quickly.
Hero ingredients:
Menthol / Japanese Mint, Horse Chestnut Seed Extract and Red Grape Leaf Extract.
Size:
50 ml.
