Review on 🧦 Copper Infused Knee High Compression Recovery Support Socks - Top Rated Socks for Optimal Results by Stephen Cooper

I'm an emergency room nurse and I'm on my feet for over 12 hours at a time. I'm overweight (okay, I'm fat) and I bought these to see if they would help with long shift fatigue. In short, no, I didn't really notice a difference in how my legs or feet felt at the end of the shift. However, they helped me with lower extremity swelling, so this is a positive thing for them. For that reason alone I will continue to wear them. I ordered several brands to compare and they all gave the same overall result. I found this pair to have a very thin foot, almost too thin. I still need to wear a pair of socks over them to feel comfortable in my shoes. They are not too difficult to put on, but not very easy either. I have no idea if the "copper impregnated" material makes a difference, but as far as I can tell I don't feel any difference after wearing them or a non-copper pair. I've found that they don't climb as high on my foot as I would like. They are about 1 inch lower where my calf gets smaller. I find long socks more comfortable when they sit just above the calf. It's not bad, just when I put them on I feel like pulling them up a bit. As with all compression stockings, I get hot. If you're cold-blooded, that's fine, but I'm never cold at work and I'm rarely comfortable, so it won't help. Of the 3 pairs I have these are probably my favorites but they are still not perfect. If the material of the foot were a bit thicker and the toe box a bit longer, I think they would be perfect, but my search continues.