🧦 Jomi Compression Thigh High Collection, 30-40mmHg Premiere Open Toe - X-Large, Beige Review

I have to wear compression stockings due to a post-operative DVT but due to my knee brace most standard stockings cause problems behind the knee where straps and regular compression stockings meet which can make life uncomfortable. So I ordered a pair to see if it would help with the discomfort. While the stocking under the corset is excellent; The top band of the other leg keeps twisting, making it uncomfortable. I double checked the measurements to make sure I ordered the right size. Trying…

There were some problems with the first pair (defects), but Jomi's customer service rectified the situation very quickly and quickly sent a new pair. Clothing compression works well. The silicone strap can roll, but slightly twisting the top of the strap will prevent it from rolling. If like me you get the right size (tall, I'm 6'1 and 210) it should never slip. The material is quite odd, unlike previous pairs I've tried (Jobst and a few other brands) but breathes well. For the price you can't…

Therapeutic compression stockings are worn to improve varicose veins and prevent further deterioration of the condition, such as: B. blood clots, which can lead to stroke or even death. When the manufacturer of these medical devices uses a fabric that is off-putting but actually injures the skin of the foot like my foot did, all I can say is that it's the worst I've ever used. I've been wearing compression stockings for years and this is the first pair where the fabric was causing me a lot of…

Okay I'm 44 years old. 6 feet 3 inches and 280 pounds. I work as a delivery driver and sit for a long time. I have a DVT and a blood clot in my left leg. My calf, foot and ankle are constantly swollen and numb. I've been dealing with this for several years. I've lost count of how many different compression stockings I've tried. None of them really worked. My leg was more swollen over the elastic cuff on them. Then I tried open toe copper sleeves and the fit was too loose and it didn't work for…

These are the most comfortable compression socks. What I like best is that the elastic that holds the stocking doesn't hurt when worn around the thigh. Some compression stockings have small blisters on the band to hold the stocking in place and are really painful to wear. Yes, compression stockings are difficult to put on and take off, but once they're on your feet, they're comfortable to wear all day. . I follow the company's instructions on how to put on and care for compression stockings on…