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BioTracker Hi Cut Brief Grip Socks Class 1: 15 20 mmHg (Light Class 1: 15 20 mmHg (Light compression) Made from 18 A high cut brief with a high cut leg line made from super fine modal with Paire’s trademarked NudeTech™
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BioTracker Hi-Cut Brief Grip Socks Class 1: 15-20 mmHg (Light

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