Review on 🧦 Sparthos Compression Socks (20-30mmHg) - Revolutionizing Circulation for Ultimate Comfort! by Kevin Carr

I don't usually write reviews for a product that has many reviews but this one was great. A few years ago I was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). It turns out that this is not "old lady". It had nothing to do with diabetes, it's a genetic condition and probably linked to my subsequent pregnancy. I received treatment but was told that if I didn't want to have further problems I would have to wear compression stockings for the rest of my life. I run and take brisk walks almost every day. I have an active baby. I spend most of the day on my feet. Nobody wants to wear tight socks every day. Compression stockings are traditionally tight, expensive, and a bit stiff (compared to the soft, fluffy socks I like to wear). But. not this one! Thought I would try them because they had good reviews. It doesn't usually matter much as many people are looking for looks or have never had (prescribed) medical grade compression stockings in the past so they can't compare them. Well, I have. I've had a lot of compression stockings (btw they recommend buying new ones every three months because they wear out and lose compression). I had socks for $90 a pair. My regular socks are sports compression socks and are typically $50-$60 (CEP trademark). It was $10 so I wasn't expecting much. You can tell if you are used to compression stockings and if they are active when compression actually occurs. I've tried others in this price range and they didn't have the compression of the CEP, otherwise they pinched the knee or were otherwise uncomfortable. Just not this one. These socks are soft, have good compression and DO NOT PRESS ON THE KNEES. Wearing socks (if you haven't had good compression stockings before) gives me a little boost of energy and helps relieve many of the symptoms associated with CVI. My only complaint is that they're a bit heavier (part of what makes them soft I guess so I'll take that) but I need more colors and patterns! Without toes would be great too. My socks are visible most of the time because I live in a tropical state. Please keep it up Spartos and if you are looking for good socks that don't cost an arm and a leg, just buy them. The best value for money compression sock I've found. Additional Note: I normally carry a prescription intravenous compression catheter (shaft size 16.5") and received size L/XL.