🧦 Jomi Compression Thigh High Collection, 20-30mmHg Premiere Closed Toe 240 (Large Size, Black Color) Review

I prefer knee-high compression stockings, but my doctor said that some days it's recommended to wear thigh-high socks. They are comfortable and long enough for me (5ft 10in).

These stockings do what they are supposed to do in every way. My legs feel good and full of energy when I wear them. they hold up well. Now that I've had them for a few months I can say they wash well with my delicates in my bag and still look and feel new. My legs look like legs again, not like tree trunks.

Due to vascular problems in my legs, I have to wear compression stockings up to my thighs. These socks fit great and are very comfortable to wear all day long. I'm really impressed with how they fit around my knees. Don't shrink or pinch behind the knees. The compression is good, not too tight and not too weak. These socks stay in place once too. All in all, these are great socks at a good price.

I bought these socks because I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia) as a comorbidity. I have to wear compression stockings to prevent the blood in my body from pooling in my legs and causing dizziness and fainting. These socks work great and don't go to bed! The compression is not flimsy and definitely lives up to the advertising, unlike some of the stockings you buy online. The dots on top keep my socks in place and I never gain weight during the day. And as…

Thought I'd try another brand as the price of this product has skyrocketed lately. So if I pay half the cost of someone else, I get half the quality. As a nurse, I wear them as permanent anti-clotting protection and immediately notice the difference when I put them on. The overall fabric is strong but half the size of mainstream manufacturers. I give them credit for the silicone beads, but the fabric is thinner and even a little rough. Bit the bullet and just bought another product and it's…

I bought these because I'm 7 months pregnant and I work on my feet 9 hours a day (no housework). I got varicose veins on my upper calf and mid-thigh in addition to some nice bright red hot legs at the end of the day. I used to wear compression stockings after vein work, but they had a higher compression rate and a smaller size, so I decided to get a new pair. I checked the size chart and bought size Lg. I found the instructions on how to dress very easy to follow. I followed the method shown…

It's terrible. I definitely should have listened to the reviews saying they were too high. I developed severe swelling late in my pregnancy and need something above my knees as my socks are no longer sufficient due to swelling in my lower leg. I'm 5ft 4" and wearing a size 12-14 in maternity jeans. I bought the big ones and they are too narrow but VERY long. They literally go up to the crotch and it's so hard for us. I know what fitting must feel like because I've been wearing compression…

I have a DVT (deep vein thrombosis) in my left leg caused by an accident many years ago. I wore thigh length compression stockings for several months after the accident. Then I switched to golf shoes, 15-20 mm, socks. My doctor recently advised me to go back to stockings. So I bought Jomy stockings in a small size. These stockings are of good quality, comfortable to wear and fairly easy to put on. They fit my ankle and knee very well, but they are too short. They should be 20-30 mm, so it says…

This review is for THIS specific Jomi product. Your other stockings are MUCH BETTER and I have purchased a few of these and am very happy with the quality. Please remember - overall this is NOT a bad low quality manufacturer but there is definitely something wrong with this one. To be honest I have no idea how the FDA could approve this. I hate giving bad reviews but I feel like I should warn people not to play with extremely tight compression stockings that are made in a way that puts lives at