NDIS Compression Socks Australia
Shop NDIS compression socks in Australia from BIOSx. Our podiatrist-designed, TGA-listed compression socks offer graduated support from 15–20 to 25–28 mmHg, with options for prolonged sitting, standing, daily support and clinically guided recovery.
Self-managed and plan-managed participants can order direct, and we issue an itemised tax invoice with the participant name and NDIS number on it, ready to claim.
Free shipping over $75 · 100-day comfort guarantee · Same-day dispatch before 12 pm
How to order with your plan
How to order compression socks with NDIS funding?
The ordering process depends on whether your funding is self-managed, plan-managed or NDIA-managed.
Self-managed
Purchase through our website and pay at checkout. Add the participant name and NDIS number so we can issue an itemised invoice for your records and claim through the participant portal or my NDIS app.
Plan-managed
Nothing out of pocket. Send us the order details, participant information and your plan manager's contact details. We will issue an itemised invoice to the plan manager for assessment and payment.
Provider account
For disability services, SIL homes and allied health practices ordering for more than one participant. Trade pricing, size runs, purchase orders and one consolidated invoice.
A note on registration. Self-managed and plan-managed participants can buy from unregistered providers, so ordering direct from us works for both. If your plan is NDIA-managed, those funds cannot be used here. Your support coordinator can talk you through the options.
Choose the right compression socks for your needs
BIOSx ranges offer different compression levels and features. If an OT, physio, podiatrist or doctor has recommended a particular level, follow their advice.
Departures Flight Compression Socks
✓ TGA Listed · ARTG 462085
$59.95
or 4 × $14.98 with 
Free shipping over $75 · Afterpay available · Same-day dispatch before 12 pm
*Also available: Elite Performance for sport and active rehab, in Crew (15–20 mmHg) and Full Length (20–25 mmHg), and Tough Terrain Workwear (15–20 mmHg) for supported employment and outdoor work. As TGA-listed therapeutic goods, BIOSx compression socks may be claimable on private health extras depending on your circumstances. Check with your fund.
What mmHg compression level is right?
Graduated compression is measured in mmHg. The higher the number, the firmer the support. Every BIOSx range is TGA-listed as a Class 1 medical device, but the compression level is not the same across them.
| Compression level | Best for | BIOSx range | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15–20 mmHg (Moderate) |
|
Departures Flight, Tough Terrain, Elite Performance Crew | Good starting point |
| 20–25 mmHg (Firm) |
|
Everyday 24/7, Elite Performance Full Length | ✓ Popular for daily wear |
| 25–28 mmHg (Firm plus) |
|
Rapid Recovery | Firmer recovery support |
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Unsure which level suits you? Ask your OT, physio, podiatrist or GP. If they want the detail, point them at our clinician pack below.
Why participants and coordinators choose BIOSx
Our compression socks feel like your favourite daily socks, but they work like medical-grade compression. Australian owned and podiatrist-designed, BIOSx combines graduated compression with the softness and comfort you actually want to wear.
Easy on and off matters when dressing is already hard work, so we build a wide, seamless toe box, larger calf sizing, and a cuff that holds without digging in. Happiness guaranteed, with 100 days to change your mind.
Request a clinician pack
For OTs, physios, podiatrists and support coordinators. Compression levels by range, the sizing and fitting protocol, care and replacement guidance, and sample pairs for fitting. Sent to you by a person, usually the same day.
Request a clinician pack →★★★★★ TGA Listed - ARTG 462085 · Podiatrist-designed · 100% Australian owned
Frequently asked questions about NDIS and compression socks
Is BIOSx a registered NDIS provider?
No. BIOSx is not currently registered with the NDIS Commission. Self-managed and plan-managed participants are able to purchase from unregistered providers, so you can order direct from us. NDIA-managed funding can only be spent with registered providers.
Are compression socks covered by the NDIS?
Sometimes. Compression garments can be funded as low cost assistive technology or consumables where they relate to a participant's disability and the funding is reasonable and necessary. That call is not ours to make. Your plan manager, support coordinator or treating clinician is the right person to ask.
Which compression level should I choose?
It depends on the day and the reason. Departures Flight is 15–20 mmHg, Everyday 24/7 is 20–25 mmHg, and Rapid Recovery is 25–28 mmHg. If compression has been recommended clinically, follow the level your health professional advised.
Do I need a prescription or a letter?
Not to buy from us. Some plans do ask for a recommendation from an allied health professional before a claim is approved, so it is worth checking first.
What is on the BIOSx tax invoice?
Your itemised tax invoice will include our ABN, the participant’s name and NDIS number, the supply date, product details and the total amount. We can also customise the invoice to meet your plan manager’s requirements.
Can a support worker order on my behalf?
Yes. Add the participant's name and NDIS number to the order and the invoice will be issued correctly, whoever places it.
How do I find the right size?
Compression socks are fitted using both shoe size and calf measurement, not shoe size alone. Measure the calf at its widest point and check the size guide. Larger calf options are available in M and L. You can always contact us via chat, phone or email for personalised assistance.
What if the size is wrong?
Email us within 100 days and we will swap the size or refund the order. No forms, no fine print. Compression only works if it fits.
Can they be worn overnight?
BIOSx socks are designed for extended daytime wear. We recommend removing them before bed unless a medical professional has specifically advised wearing compression overnight.
How often should they be replaced?
Around every six months with regular wear. Compression fades before the sock looks worn out, which is the part most people miss. Worth building into the plan as repeat supply.
Ready to order compression socks through your NDIS plan? We will handle the paperwork.
Tell us how your plan is managed and who to invoice. We set it up once and keep it on file for every order after that.
Set up plan invoicing →★★★★★ TGA Listed - ARTG 462085 · 100% Australian owned · Free shipping over $75 · 100-day guarantee
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