Review on Premium Athletic Compression Socks by Sugar Free Sox - Knee High (1 Pair) by William Pacino

My doctor recommended wearing compression stockings due to varicose veins and poor circulation. I drive a truck that requires a lot of sedentary work for long periods of time. I've been wearing compression stockings for two years. I didn't want to do reviews until I had a clear idea of what I really like. After trying many different compression stockings for 2 years, I'm finally ready to review my favorite socks. First, I found it difficult to find a sock that fits well. Many are too short for the foot (size 13) and end up with painful toes up to ingrown toenails from the pressure put on them. Second, I've found that many of them don't go as far up the leg as they do. got to. They really need to be very close to the kneecap, and many don't. Third, I have found that compression stockings are difficult to put on and many tear. So I'm looking for socks that are durable and won't tear. Socks that fit both the foot and the lower leg. There are only two socks that I recommend. For me, these socks look best with a tie. These socks and dr. Scholl's CoolMax is my favourite. Differences. dr Scholl is cheaper, strong, durable and fits perfectly, although it is tight and harder to put on. These socks cost more and are made of a lighter material. Maybe not as strong as Dr. Nice, but I still give them 5 stars because they fit very well, have good support and don't tear. Another reason I give them 5 stars. They go easy. These socks are perhaps the most comfortable and the easiest to put on compared to other socks.