SRC Prolapse, SUI & Nocturia Symptom Relief Pack Bundle

SRC Restore:

SRC Restore Shorts can be worn in conjunction with any pelvic health treatment and are best used day and night for optimal results. The in triplicate patented Gusset Support Panel provides continuous compression to the perineal area, aiding in the improvement of mild to moderate bladder and uterine prolapse symptoms and mild to moderate Stress Urinary Incontinence. This compression activates pelvic floor muscles through proprioceptive feedback, enhancing their strength and ability to support bladder and uterine function. Symptom improvement may be further improved when the SRC Restore Shorts are combined with a women's health physiotherapy program.

Our unique compression fabric undergoes rigorous testing to ensure high-quality, consistent compression and durability, retaining its shape and compression properties even after 100 wash cycles making for a longer lasting garment.

SRC Compression Socks:

Our knee-high SRC Graduated Compression Socks for Women offer a grade 2 level of compression (20-30mmHg) ideal for pregnant mothers and anyone who spends long hours on their feet. The compression improves blood vessels function, reduces swelling, fatigue, and pain by improving blood flow back to the heart. These socks are also beneficial for minimizing swelling and aches associated with spider veins, varicose veins, travel, and sports. With the latest research showing that daytime wear of Graduated Compression Socks can be considered a safe and effective intervention for nocturia, these socks are versatile  and a must-have in everyone’s wardrobe

Shipping

Australia

Place your order with confirmed payment before 1.00 pm on any business day and your product will be shipped express that day. You can expect delivery within 2 business days. The product may be shipped with “Authority to Leave”.

International

We use express shipping to all countries worldwide. Freight to US & NZ is $A12, all other countries are $A15.
Delivery times to countries such as USA, Canada, Europe and New Zealand are 3-5 business days. Other locations may take up to 10 days.
A signature will be required at point of delivery for customers outside Australia.

Returns

 We offer a generous returns and exchange policy with a 100% money back guarantee. To read more about our policy or to make an exchange or refund, click here.

Correct measurement with these garments is crucial to the functionality of the shorts. As they are a medical garment/measured sizes they do not correlate to general/fashion clothing sizes. General fashion sizes also vary drastically by country and by brand so we strongly recommend you have someone else take your measurements and use this guide to size yourself up.

We also have a video for you to reference in terms of measuring yourself correctly here:

Do not take your own measurement. Compression garments require accurate fit to function.

Be measured in your underwear only. Stand with your heels together and have the person measuring you keep the measuring tape straight. They should place the tape over your hips, pubic bone and bottom at the fullest part. The tape should touch. your body at all points but not be pulled tight.

Correct measurement with these garments is crucial to the functionality of the socks. As they are a medical garment/measured sizes they do not correlate to general/fashion clothing sizes. 

Ensure you have the right size and don’t fold or roll your compression socks down, because this can make them too tight and cause circulation problems.

Fitting Instructions

Make sure your foot is completely dry.

Place your hand into the sock pinching the heel pocket and turning the sock inside out creating a toe tunnel.

Place your fingers into the garment and stretch out whilst inserting your foot. 

Put on a pair of textured rubber gloves to provide necessary grip to pull on the sock. Check the sock is evenly distributed from the knee through to the ankle, so that there are no creases. 

Make sure that the top of the sock band is 2 fingers below the crease of the knee. 

Do not fold over the top of the sock.

To remove the sock, grasp the top band and begin to slide it down the leg. Once you get to the heel pocket use the rubber gloves to slide it off the foot.

Q. How do I care for my SRC Restore?

Do I need to wear underwear underneath Restore?

It’s a personal choice, the Restore garment will provide you support and comfort with or without your underwear.   

Can I wear Restore to bed?

Yes, Restore can be worn to bed.

If I am using a panty liner will I still get the benefit of Restore?

Yes, you will still receive benefits whilst wearing a liner.

Will Restore help with heaviness in the perineum?

The Restore gusset has a triple layer support panel and will provide support to the entire perineal area.

What is an Anatomical Support Panel?

Anatomical Support Panels developed and patented by SRC Health deliver targeted compression. 

If I stop wearing Restore will my symptoms of SUI and prolapse return?  

We recommend that you continue to wear your Restore garment to keep your pelvic floor muscles active thus reducing the risk of symptoms.

Do in need more than 1 pair?

Majority of our customers purchase at least 2 pairs, allowing you to wear one and have one in the wash. 

Will the Mini length help with thigh chaffing?

Yes, the Restore mini leg is quite generous in length and will help avoid chaffing on the inner thighs.  

Is the waist band tight?

The waistband is a soft narrow and non-restrictive underwear elastic and will not tighten in at the waist, providing the ultimate support and comfort.

Can I wear Restore post-delivery?

SRC Recovery Shorts or Leggings are recommended for new mothers and should be put on as soon as possible after birth and worn for as many hours a day as comfortable for the first 12 weeks postpartum to assist with fast tracking recovery after pregnancy by treating Abdominal Muscle Separation (DRAM), Perineal Tears and stitches, C-Section wounds, Sciatica and Low Back Pain. The SRC Recovery product will assist mobility and make looking after your baby easier, as well as with any stress urinary incontinence (SUI) during this initial 12-week period.

If you experience light SUI or mild uterine or bladder prolapse after this 12-week period, we recommend you a see a Pelvic Health Physical Therapist to check whether you have DRAM. If DRAM is still present, we recommend you continue to wear the Recovery Shorts or Leggings until it has healed fully. Once the abdominal muscle separation is no longer present but you continue to  experiencing issues with SUI and prolapse then we recommend you transition to the SRC Restore Uterine Prolapse & Continence Treatment garment.

What type of fabric is used to make Restore? 

Shell 75% Polyamide 25% Elastane

Lining 80% Polyamide 20 Elastane

Will Restore be visible if I wear tight clothing?

The design of the garment and the flatlock seams ensure that Restore sits beautifully on the skin and will not ride or bunch up. The fabric is breathable and will provide both support and comfort.

Can I get a Health Fund rebate?

Possibly. However Not all health funds are the same – you will need to check with your Health Fund prior to submitting your claim.

How do you Wear SRC Compression Sock for Women?

Make sure to even out your compression socks for pregnancy / compression socks for nurses or any other taxing jobs for your legs, so they are flat against your skin to avoid bunching. Make sure you have the right size and don't fold or roll your compression socks down, because this can make them too tight and cause blood circulation problems.

Pregnancy compression socks can help reduce discomfort in your feet, ankles and legs, and assist your circulation to be more comfortable when you are on your feet for long periods of time. 

How do I know my compression socks are the right fit?

Just like with the SRC Pregnancy or Recovery compression garments the pressure of your compression socks should be firm but not too tight. You should feel comfortable and supported.  They also should not be painful or too difficult to put on. Correct fit is critical for providing effective support to prevent swelling, improve blood circulation and relief from discomfort. 

What is the level of compression in the SRC Compression Socks for Women?

There are different levels of compression available, from light (which is the range used in our shorts and leggings) to firm. Pregnant women and professionals like nurses who spend so much time on their feet can benefit from a medium to firm level of compression of 20-30mmHg which is the level of compression in our socks.

When should you wear SRC Compression Socks for Pregnancy or Support?

If you don’t have swelling or varicose veins, it maybe beneficial to wear your compression socks if you know you’re going to be spending lots of time on your feet a lot exercising, working or when flying or driving as it’s difficult to move around during these times and the risk of circulation problems increases. 

Putting on compression socks for pregnancy at the beginning of the day can prevent swelling and will be more effective than putting them on after swelling is already there later in the day.

Athletes may wear the SRC Compression Socks For Recovery during sleep, as well as during exercise.

Depending on the recommendations of your doctor you may need to wear the SRC compression socks at night after surgery or a specialist procedure where compression socks maybe prescribed for recovery.

How long should you wear your SRC Compression Socks?

Check with your healthcare professional for recommended wear time. 

What are the specification of the SRC Compression Socks for Women?

Style: Knee High Stockings (AD)

Needle Count: 400N

Compression: 20-30mmHg

Feature: SUPPLEX yarn included

Toes Type: Closed Toe

Color: Black

Size: Small – X-Large

20% SUPPLEX®, 43%Nylon, 37% LYCRA®