You know the one. The legs that feel fine at nine and like sandbags by five. The sock line that's still there at bedtime. The evening spent with your feet up on the wall because that's the only thing that seems to help, until it doesn't.
Most of what's sold for it works from the outside. Compression socks squeeze. Gels cool the skin. Massagers push fluid around. All of it stops the moment you stop doing it, because none of it reaches the part of the leg that's actually tired: the vein wall and the small one-way valves that keep fluid moving up against gravity.
Doctors in France and Italy have taken a different approach for decades. A micronized citrus flavonoid, diosmin, paired with hesperidin in an exact 900-to-100 ratio, to support the tone of the vein wall itself.* It's been the standard there so long that most people have never heard of it here.
Float is that formula, built properly. Nine hundred milligrams of diosmin micronized to under two microns so it can actually be absorbed, one hundred of hesperidin, and five supporting ingredients for the valves and the collagen in the vessel wall. Two capsules with breakfast. Nothing to wear, nothing to rub in, nothing that wears off by dinner.*
We named it for the way the evenings feel when it's working. Stay light.
Thanks for being here.
The Zorvani team