30-40mmHg Medical Graduated Compression Socks for Women&Men Circulation-Compression Stockings-Knee High Socks for Support,Hiking,Running

“These beauties were definitely hugging my legs a little extra compared to others I’ve tried—like they missed me and refused to let go. It took a few days for my legs and the socks to negotiate a peace treaty, but once we reached an agreement, wow. Fantastic product. I’m already planning to buy more, because apparently I enjoy being gently squeezed by high-quality fabric. The material is soft—basically dress-sock chic—but with superhero compression powers. If you’re new to the compression-sock life, start with 15–20 mmHg and work your way up, unless you enjoy dramatic leg pressure and questionable life choices. They do exactly what they promise, and if you’ve worn compression socks before, you already know the magic. And honestly? The moment you peel them off… my legs feel so good it should probably count as a hobby.”

I have a medical condition which makes my lower legs swell, called “venous reflux”, which means blood goes down but doesn’t pump back up well. On top of that, 3 foot surgeries in one year aggravated my left foot and ankle. SO! I’m no rookie at support socks! I’ve paid nearly $40 for one pair! THESE SOCKS ARE A GODSEND! What a bargain! They fit great! They are more comfortable then the fancy ones we’ve bought. The first pair I slipped on, oh, what a relief! I actually look forward to putting them on every morning now. They have helped my poor left foot so much, pushing out the excess fluid and helping to keep it out on a daily basis. I cannot vouch for running activity and their ability to stay up, but I know mine do not ever need to be pulled up during the day. I also take excellent care of mine, washing them in a lingerie bag and letting them air dry. I think I ordered a different size but was sent a small, which does fit perfectly, so maybe their size chart is wrong. I also ordered the black, gray, stripes, dots and hearts set. I was worried the hearts pair would be flimsy when I first looked at them, but putting them on they were as strong and well made as the solid colors. I am ready to order a second set now, after having put them through enough wearing and washing to satisfy my sensibilities. None were misshaped, flawed or not worth the $4 they each cost. I hope you will be as pleased as I have been. I like these better then my expensive hosiery, or mid-priced “copper-fit” support socks, or any other support hose I have purchased. There are no binding center of the foot extra support arch things, which cut my circulation off, and no pinching extra support areas in the leg knitting. Those will also cut off circulation. Just smooth fitting firm support that wasn’t too tight. They’re JUST RIGHT!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I don't wear these compression stockings for workouts but for varicose veins; re: why I didn't grade them in that prospect. From a point of vanity I like that these stockings come in different colors. I've worn beige medical stockings for years and it's nice they can now coordinate with the clothing I wear. I wear 20/30 strength and these stockings are not as tightly woven which weakens the compression in comparison to medical grade. But they're close enough to work for me. On the downside there are a lot of loose strings on the inside, especially where the color patterns change. Too their credit, the top bands are wide enough to stay in place without cutting into the flesh above the calf; the toes are comfortable without being too billowy.

They arrived as promised. They have a lil more compression than light compression. I got the pink and grey and black w hearts sets (the cheapest at the time) size s/m reads up to 15 inch calf mine are almost 14.5 in one and 13.5 in the other Suze 8.5 shoe. The heart pair just did not fit at all the 2 grey fit best but still w a good amount of compression. While they are to much compression for my needs currently I would recommend but I would definitely size up if you are on the bigger measurement like myself. Also note there is a lot of stitching and knitting that will leave imprints in the skin. If you can't have the imprints then do not get a set with design stitching example the hearts, dots pair have a lot of imprint stitching. I only wore one pair for a night I can not speak on longevity or wash wear. I hope this helps.

I’m pregnant with twins so I had to use some compression socks to help, specially in the summer. In the past I already used a medical grade socks so I will consider in my review that this socks are simple and have a good price. They fit well, it is easy to wear but I fell the compression is not so strong, specifically around the ankle is not so good, we can pull with our hand easily the fabric. I have fat in my leg around my knees so in this area they stay tight. Overall they are good socks for the price and it can alleviate the pain and swelling.

Comfortable and supportive and effective

How the hell do these have such good ratings? I'd give them zero stars if I could. You pay that much money for what are essentially nylons that don't compress much in the feet and if you wear them in work boots to actually do anything... You're going to have a bad time. Utter trash and if I hadn't worn them both to be sure it wasn't just one pair that did little but let your feet slip about in your shoes, I would have returned them.

The best compression socks I’ve ever worn in the 14 years I’ve been wearing them since I was diagnosed with a blood clotting disorder! They keep their compression strength and form for 2-3 years. I believe they are very reasonably priced! Unless I go on walks exceeding 2-3 miles I rarely have to pull them back up. Because I use wear the 30 40 mmHg they can be a bit difficult to put on.

Fit was terrible, graduated compression was not even.

Bonitas

agradables a la vista, buena compresión, de fácil lavado y cómodas