Mojo Compression Socks - 20-30mmHg Graduated Support Thigh-Hi Leg Sleeves with Grip Top - 10 Sizes, 5 Colors - Reduces Swelling, Ideal for Varicose Veins, Lymphedema, DVT Treatment - 1 Pair

I can’t say enough good things about these Mojo Compression Socks! I’ve tried a lot of different brands over the years, but these are by far the best. The graduated compression gives me the perfect amount of support without feeling overly tight, and the grip top keeps them in place all day without rolling down—such a game changer.They’ve really helped reduce swelling in my legs and made a noticeable difference with circulation and fatigue, especially on long days when I’m standing or sitting for hours. The quality is excellent—durable, comfortable, and available in so many sizes and colors that it’s easy to get the perfect fit.If you’re dealing with varicose veins, lymphedema, or just want reliable support for everyday wear or travel, I highly recommend these. Worth every penny!

The media could not be loaded. I first tried these compression sleeves while running at the park and they stayed in place the whole time, no slipping. My legs felt supported and lighter, and the fabric is breathable so I didn’t overheat.I also wear them on days when I’m standing for hours, and they make a big difference with circulation and swelling. I have varicose veins and these really help with that heavy leg feeling.They’re snug to put on at first, but that’s normal with compression. Once in place, they’re comfortable and do exactly what I need. I shared photos and a video so you can see how they fit in real life.If you run or just spend long hours on your feet, these are worth having.

I got these for my knee replacement. Ordered the 5X, I'm 5'4", 215lbs, but with a swollen leg and they fit just as I hoped. Not a death grip, but firm and just a smidgen too long so a let the bottom stay around my foot like a partial sock. I originally ordered a 4X and that was a death grip, couldn't wear those. And just a note, the fabric is different between the black/pink and beige. The beige is more panty hose like, but nice and sturdy. I like them better than the black.

Update...They stretched right out at thigh top after a day and do nothing but slide down below my knees if I ignore them or don't literally hold them while I walk.Totally unwearable this way so I got on another site and ordered a medical garter belt. They are indeed worth keeping. Great material, good compression so I can urinate and reduce edema and long enough to wrap around my ankle. They slide down either way too. I'm taking them down to 3 stars because of this. I have the correct size. They, like knee are not and I don't think ever going to stay in place as advertised without a good garter belt.I've been on my legs/feet all day today with knee high 20-30 compression socks. As you can see, not too swollen at ankles today but all dluid is stuck in calf, chin and knees.I've got Hashimoto's which mimics MS that's caused visible brain damage/ lesions and both Autonomic Neuropathy and Autonomic Dysreflexia. Steroid treatment for those caused both Cushing's Syndrome and Adrenal Insufficiency. But wait...there's more. So much more!I have been getting massive edema in my knees and legs from being upright painting and tearing up flooring in my home for the last month. I've bought and returned every knee sleeve and or brace on here. I remembered thigh high and and searched 20-30 compression for knee sleeve too and hit the jackpot. They feel similar to these and I hope they work. Anyway, back to these. They are so long that I decided to leave them down around my ankle and half foot like my favorite Dr Miller compression socks I love. Omw, they're so comfortable and instantly took pressure off of my legs. They seem to stay in place on thigh just fine. I will put my pants back on and get to painting in a few. I'm going to leave them just like this until I've finished for the evening. The real test will be if I can still urinate with them on and not have fluid stuck mid thigh.I had that happen with a bad pair of thigh high when I weighed 30# less with much smaller thighs. I'm currently 216#, 5'3" and a sz 18 pants. I've lost 60# of fluid and flab from being on Hospice for 3 years and 100% sedentary while bedridden.So far they have not moved 1 inch down my thigh. I'm happy already. If I can gain ankle compression and well as calf to thigh and avoid pitting edema or a need for knee sleeves which push all fluid down my feet so bad that it was beginning to go to the bottom of my foot pad. Wthellokitty??!! That was new and definitely unwanted.I'll update as I find more info. I just wanted to get a quick review on them because they actually stay put and are so soft and comfortable.Only downer is that these plus size looking puppies have a horrible odor though. Seriously bad chemical stench. If I weren't already on an increased steroid for a flare I'd have to take one. If not for that I'd have given 5 stars.

I weigh 163 pounds and my height is 5'3". Yes that is a little chunky for me. I needed these compression socks for an upcoming Sclerotherapy procedure. I procrastinated wearing these. Well after putting these on I immediately understood why I needed them. I can't believe how much better my legs feel. I purchased several other brands and almost gave up finding a pair that fit. One pair I kept was $75.00. They were a size MEDIUM So when I decided to purchase another pair the sizing was all wrong compared to the medium I was trying to compare it to. I was not going to pay that price again even though they fit and were good quality. I knew if I kept trying I would find a more reasonably priced pair. Take your time in measuring and use the MOJO sizing chart. I have included my chart so you can see how I came up with my decision on size. I ordered a LARGE on my first pair. It fit good. One leg kept slipping down and I questioned the silicone dots. I think it was just me not pulling them up really good from the ankle up so it slipped when I sat down. I kept the LARGE because they are still comfortable but I wanted a little more comfort. I decided I needed another pair since they really do make my legs feel so much better. I decided to purchase a size larger to get the comfort I was looking for. The XL is what I should have ordered. I now have 2 pair of the XL. They are still a challenge to put on but you can't expect any compression stocking to be easy to put on so just be patient. I hope this information helps in finding the correct pair and size for you. People please be smart DONOT keep any compression stocking on if it is so tight it will cut off your circulation. I can't look at those photo's