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

I had previously been using Copper Fit "energy" compression socks, but found that after a 12 hour shift they weren't holding the same compression as when I put them on. Tried a couple pairs of these and they stay true the entire shift (millwright).Ordering a few more pairs as I write this. Absolutely love them and have been using them for nearly a year now. Haven't broke down, or stretched, and still work as well as the day I received them. Definitely help reduce the swelling, as well as the resulting fatigue. Very comfortable compression socks. Highly recommend.

Most comfortable compression socks I’ve worn!So comfortable I was worried they didn’t have compression, but they are controlling the swelling

These socks offer nice compression, and they stay up, but they are about an inch short of covering my lower leg, which is a bit uncomfortable. I am 5’7” so if you are shorter these may be perfect for you.At first I thought they might be too tight, but after I got them on and placed properly, they feel great. All except the slight pinching at the top due to the short length.

I bought the large size since I'm 5'10 with moderately thick calves. They fit like a dream, just below the knee. I have hypermoble ankles and weak connective tissue so my blood tends to pool in my ankles and feet quite painfully after even a few minutes of standing, but these socks provided stability for my ligaments and comfortably-snug compression. Truthfully, I wish I could never take them off, but after around 10 hours the top cuff gets mildly uncomfortable and I'm ready to remove them. I've never worn medical grade compression socks, but these are lovely for someone always on their feet.They're fairly easy to put on and remove, and wash well. I haven't noticed any pilling or fraying of the material, and it seems resistant to snags. Might pick up a couple more pairs for work.

The media could not be loaded. 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.

So these fit decent and are comfortable, although a little tight when puilling over my heel. But, like many people who needs compression socks, I am a older diabetic who also has the early stages of Venous Stasis. We sometimes develop open sores on our legs. And socks of any color besides white, are dyed and the dye can cause serious infections when it leaches into the wound. I only wear black socks to church and then I usually take them off afterwards. I would buy if I could buy two pair of white socks. But I won't buy socks when I can only wear one pair! It's a waste of my limited money.

Good socks, a little hot, but still good or great socks!

I rarely feel the need to give a one star rating, so when I do, it’s because it is warranted. And this product deserves such treatment. First off, the packaging was rather . . . unpleasant, to say it non-explicitly. There was a slimy residue on the packaging itself. Second, I ordered a 5-2 pack. This gave me the impression that I would be getting five pairs, so you can imagine my surprise when I only got two. I have POTS, so having a higher level of compression is important. These socks (which I probably should not have even tried on but, regardless) are definitely not 30-40mm/Hg! In short, DO NOT PURCHASE THIS!!! It’s not worth your money. It belongs in the trash, which is where mine went, as the quality was so low that it wasn’t worth even trying to get a refund . . . I didn’t even bother.