Review on 🧦 Copper Compression Socks for Improved Circulation by Jesse Diaz

They are good but every time I order a set they are different. The latter were unusually large or long, but I had to leave them because I really need them. They are too tight around the foot and there isn't enough room for the toes not to bend, which really affects circulation. If you have thrombosis then you have poor circulation and you know what I'm talking about. The latter have good, even pressure, but too much at the ankles, where they bind and create bands that concentrate pressure and dig into your skin. They should be larger below the calves than anything strangle, even on my wrist they're tight. And I say that with thin legs. The first set I got was too loose and stretchy like tights but they are good for hot days as they breathe better. Of the 5 sets, none were the same size or design. The last set is too hard and tight to slip on easily and smothers my feet a bit. Also, they go above my knees when I pull them all the way up. One extreme to the other is very contradictory. I cut out a plywood stretcher template for mine to keep for a while hoping I could salvage it as I've been waiting a long time to get it back and still really need it. NOT putting them in the dryer will also help keep them from shrinking. They dry quickly on a hanger.