Truform 20-30 mmHg Compression Stockings for Men and Women, Thigh High Length, Dot-Top, Open Toe, Beige, Medium

I bought these to wear in the weeks after several vein procedures. I tried three different brands and these are by far the softest and the easiest to get on of all three. They stay up, provide compression, and the little silicone nubs in the thigh elastic don't pinch like some due. They are true to size with the measurements on the size chart.

I had a very extensive DVT blood clot a few months ago and I have tried compression socks/stockings with different features. More compression. Less compression. Toeless. With a toe. These were the first that had the silicon dots at the top of them to keep them from slipping. These were also the first ones that went all the way up my thigh (I'm a short man - 5'2").My issue with most of my other compression garments is that they would barely go above the knee, and then fall down a bit. With my condition, I felt my PTS (post-thrombotic syndrome) more when the compression didn't go above the knee. This product does not fall down. This product doesn't feel weird at the toe (that happened with other toeless compression socks/stockings). I also think they look pretty good. And the compression is pretty good as well, although it doesn't feel as strong as the compression does in my other 20-30mmHg compression socks.If you have experience putting on compression garments, these are not that difficult to put on, although if you are new to them this may be difficult at first. And given that these have the thickness more like tights, I do worry a little about the longevity of these. But with everything, I am very grateful for this product. It's well made and it is comfortable to wear. And they don't fall down! Yay!

I’m 4’9” and about 124 lbs. I ordered the medium because I have a very athletic frame. These support thigh highs have been very good. A bit tight on my calves and they do go clear up to the top of my legs but overall are very comfortable. They stay in place while walking and I can wear them comfortably all day.

So I have limphadema and these are an important daily garment. When I 1st started having to wear these I purchased the more expensive ones & they were great, now I'm retired and struggled to purchase them so I went on a search for something cheaper but as good. So I purchased a pair for 20.00, they were good in the compression part but always rolled down and would gather behind the knee ( no good).Now to the Truform and I've been wearing these for about 3 months now; I like that the size determination also has the length to ensure you order the right size the 1st time, these do not roll down and/or gather behind the knee, these things make them good in my book. Now the reason for the 4 stars: 1st I feel like they are not a true 20-30 mmHg and that may be due to the fact they are slightly thinner than the others also it doesn't take much for my animals to put a hole in them ( I have learned to put a throw over that leg when I'm on the couch relaxing, because that's when they get the most attention) and that solved that problem. The one thing I have noticed is they don't run that easily at the hole site. If your thinking the 20-30 is not right because of the hole that is on the upper part by the band but because of that I protect the rest of my leg & that happened from my kitty when it was off and I had it setting on a stool she decided to get on and need. I know this is alot of information but I wanted to give folks the right information to my experiences with this brand. With all of this I will still purchase this brand but I think the next time I order these I may try the 30-40 mmHg. I've been told they will be real hard to put on but I think for me the traid off is worth it to keep the lymphadema under control, these don't keep my leg from swelling bad but they are better then when I am scheduled for oncology and don't wear one. So again this brand will be my new go to brand, the price is right when I need to order another pair

I have DVT and these were recommended by my doctor. They provide the right level of compression and have held up well — I usually get 3–4 months of daily use per pair, which is great.They definitely help improve vein circulation — I’ve noticed reduced pain and heaviness in my leg, especially after wearing them for a few days. Even when I’m not wearing them, the difference is still noticeable.They do slide down a little over time, but it’s manageable if you’re able to adjust them now and then. Overall, very satisfied and will keep buying.

I have the 30-40 of the same brand. Wanted to try the lower compression too as I’m supposed to be wearing every day. I like them and like the quality. Easy to get on and they stay up. The silicone dots don’t bother me. Grey is fine.I have at least 5 pairs of this brand and can recommend. I’ve only put my thumb through one pair back when I was learning how to get them on. Tip: don’t be in a rush and grab & yank them.

I got these for my son who has POTS/dysautonomia and he gets blood pooling in his legs and vasculitis. They are very hard to get on once on. They really did the trick and took down his severe lower extremity swelling and helped raise his blood pressure. After about the third day, his leg started itching really bad and on the fourth day we finally had to take them off, and he continued to itch on his legs, and it moved up into his back sides and stomach. It was so severe that I consider taking him to the hospital. Something in there got in his bloodstream somehow, and it might possibly be just a problem that he has to deal with as he may have some sort of sensitivity to whatever this is made from and it’s such a shame because these really worked. I think there’s a possibility he might have MCAS but it took a good two weeks for the severe itching that drew blood to go away. We actually thought he had a liver or gallbladder problem. That’s how bad it was. I don’t know if anybody else has had this problem. These were the thigh high.