Amazon Basic Care Medical Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg Support, Women & Men Thigh Length Hose, Open Toe, Beige, Medium (Previously NuVein)

I like that these arrived overnight. They are soft and durable. They are definitely medical grade. They aren’t the most difficult of compression socks to put on, but still take some strength. They are mid weight and middle of the road for compression. Not too tight and not too loose. They are a bit long if you are short and if you are short and have a little bit of extra weight you cannot size down to get a shorter length, sizing down would only make them tighter and not fit. I prefer this style with the open toes. The only things I would change is for there to be a shorter length for petite people and for there to be more colors. A “nude” color isn’t fun and having to wear medical grade stockings isn’t fun. Therefore if there was a wider range of colors and patterns these would constantly be my go to for over the knee/thigh high compression socks. These are a bit on the expensive side, but you get what you pay for so they are on par with the pricing of the better quality compression socks. I’ve purchased several brands and types over the years and these are holding up well after being washed and are the proper compression. I would recommend these to anyone looking. For reference I am 5’1” and 135lbs and I purchased the size according to their size chart which was a large and they are much taller than thigh height for me. Which is what I mean by a need for a petite size. It’s still worth it as I have a medical condition where I have to wear these.

These are very good high quality stockings. A trick for putting them on, put the stocking on your arm first, like a glove. Spread it out, and then take the top of them and fold flat down your arm, over the thumb, keeping fingers and thumb spread wide to anchor. Pinch the area where the sock is by the web of your thumb. While holding that, gently ease your arm out, taking care not to lose the grip on your web area where the sock is resting. The sock should look folded in half. Open the sock wide and slide over your toes, up over the ankle. Then take it a few inches at a time, up until in place. This is less painful than bunching it all up. These are not meant to be bunched when applying. They are too strong. Also, a thin layer of talc after a bath, can make the skin more slippery for easier applying if needed. Just make sure you handwash them between wears! Hope this helps? I gave only 4 stars, because of the toeless ones seem to get stretched out easier over the toe area. Can be a challenge to put ankle socks over. But still ok.

I had a surgery and after wearing this compression socks I saw the good results. Reduced the swelling and I could walk with less pain also feels comfortable and the size I picked is good for me. I wear 8.5

It attaches over the vent. The phone gets hot.

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