My husband needs compression socks to keep swelling down in his feet and lower legs. The expensive ones we got were a royal pain to put on and take off as well as not being comfortable to wear, so he didn't wear them as often as he should. I bought the zippered ones out of desperation and they have worked wonderfully. Very easy to put on, comfortable to wear, aids in keeping the swelling in his feet and legs down, and he can actually take them off himself. Price was great too! Highly recommend!

Gift for parent who has limited use of one are and need compression stocking she could manage herself. She just couldn't manage the pull up type. She has no problem with getting these on by herself and wears them every day. Good quality. Purchase one size up which worked out perfect. The only thing she didn't like was the zipper marks on her legs once she removes them. Not a product defect, just a fact of life with compression socks and disappears soon after removing. Would be nice if the…

After my last operation, I was unable to put my compression stockings on. I live alone and I quickly noticed without the compress stocking my ankle was swollen and hurt. I bought these stockings and with the aid of a reacher and sock aid I am able to put the stocking on my foot. To aid putting the stocking on, I use a 1/4 teaspoon of corn starch (I do not have talcum powder) on the sock aid, and my foot just slides in. I highly recommend these stockings. I only need to use one compression…

Took me time to put on. I am 5'1 and once i finally got them on had they were over my knees. Had to turn them down 3 inches. Thanks for attention!

Purchased one black 20-30 L/XL pair. Fabric was very loose & weak and was in no way the advertised 20-30 compression. Rather than return the stockings, they were thrown out in disappointment.

Used for a couple of days and seem to be working. You have to learn how zip and unzip them but it does not take long. Met my expectations and easier to get on and off.

I have a hard time putting on compression on my right leg. Nurse had a very hard time zipping up the right leg. Once I do not home care nurse not sure how I will get use on my right leg as it is hard to pull up sock and hard to reach zipper.

So far so good, wearing compression stockings does prevent ankle and leg swelling. These are so easy to put on and remove. Only one negative for the manufacturer. They need to add a bra clip at the top once you have zipped all the way up. It will keep the zipper from opening. Also on the inside some areas of the material (polyester) holding the zipper in place is scratching the skin. Maybe a fabric covering could help. Other than that from a health point of view and use these are making a…

I have medium size cabs and I had to pull the sack together almost three to four inches it basically put a little pinhole in the sock itself when I get them on they were pretty comfortable but they are not for a full day you cannot wear these I wore them a half a day and the zippers at the top was pinching my skin it caused measure invitations to my leg which cause so much pain It did not support my ankle or help with my fasciitis at all tried to return them when talking to the agent obviously…

I may alter my review after the socks have been worn. But, at this point, it's disappointing that there are no washing instructions on the package. There is a bar code sticker over what might be pictorial instructions, but the sticker isn't coming off. I thought that laundry instructions were required on every garment sold in this country. Hopefully, the socks will be of good quality. My edit: The socks stay up very well and are easy to use. We will buy more. But, the manufacturer or the vendor

Several things are wrong with this purchase.1. Size based on shoe size is not appropriate for compression socks. Description for quidance to purchase correct size is not available in product description.2. The zipper is very uncomfortable and chafes skin even when sock is too large. There is great potential for skin damage and consequent infection from the zipper.3. This is not graduated compression and the band around foot constructs circulation to toes while the ankle and calf are so large…

Th socks are fine. No problems putting on or removing. They compress nicely. After several washings the seam at the foot is unraveling. I Can still use though.

The zipper compression stockings have been a great solution for my swelling ankles. Because my skin is very thin and bruises extremely easily and because I must put them on myself I could find no compression stockings that I could pull up my leg without terrible bruising no matter what size I purchased. These compression stockings are terrific. You might want to try two sizes to get the best compression and still be able to get them on over your ankle but the rest of the leg is easy. They are…

If you have medium to serious medical problems resulting in leg swelling, pain, or diagnosed with Chronic venous insufficiency these socks are very limited. They are definitely not meant for most men no matter what they say.I purchased the largest size and could not zipper them up without the zipper opening or the zipper digging into my skin. These socks are perfect for people with mild leg swelling problems, not serious medical issues.Like others, I was trying to save money because the medical

I have thin-ish calves and the medium was too big and gave no support. Not to say they won't work, just they run big and they're very long.

The smallest size is loose around my ankles. I'm 5'3 and 117 pounds. If you're a somewhat petite woman, skip these. The calf compression is nice and I would like them if they fit correctly.

Bottom inch of zipper not sewn into one sock, could put my thumb thru. The fit was accurate though, if I order 2xl I expect it to fit my leg, not my arm. Sz 14 shoes and 18-20" calves.The material feels coarse but is comfortable to wear, but doesn't seem real stretchy. I may explore other offerings in the 20-30mmhg range without the zipper, retired so probably don't need the 30-40 anymore.