Review on 🧦 Ronnox Compression Socks: Stylish Knee High Patterned Socks for Men & Women (3 Pairs) by Chris Sanders

I have poor circulation and have found that compression stockings help. My doctor recommended not using HARD compression because of the restriction in my veins. Without socks, my calves can swell from a normal 14.5 inches to 19 inches. With socks, I usually swell to about 16.5 inches. If I'm not having such a swollen day I can pull my socks up over my knees, on a bad day (when my calves swell more than 16 inches) the socks still reach the calf, but not much further. The only other brand of socks I've tried as well are Dr. movement, but they don't come in the bright, playful neon colors that they do. I really like the colors of the Ronnox socks. I also love the fact that these socks have a looser toe box than most other compression stockings I've tried (even Dr. Motion). The Ronnox fits my size 6 women's foot better, the heel doesn't reach the ankle and there is a lot of material left on the toes. The material is soft and breathable even in hot weather, but it's not. pretty easy to get caught. Aside from the slight snag, my only complaint is that the collar is thicker than the rest of the sock and has narrow stripes. Due to the structure of the sock collar, it can be uncomfortable on very swollen days along the sock waistband and leave marks on my skin. I didn't have this problem with Dr. Movement. and dr Motion and Ronnox compression socks are good but I prefer Ronnox for size and performance.