TOFLY Compression Stockings (Pair), Medical Grade Firm 20-30mmHg Support, Opaque, Unisex, Open Toe Knee High Compression Socks for Varicose Veins, Edema, Shin Splints, Nursing, Travel - Beige L Review

I'm pregnant with my fourth and have horrible varicose veins. The pain was unbearable for several days. I received them today and since putting them on I have had no pain at all. They're nice and tight, but the fabric is breathable so I don't sweat. This is salvation for me.

This product is better than described - it actually provides compression as the manufacturer claims with a very thin weave and straps at the top and bottom that do not dig in or dig in cut. Annoy. We ordered three more pairs because they were much better than the other three types from other manufacturers.

I wore them 4 times. This is my first open toe pair. The hose is good and thick, it can be compared with the Jobst brand hose. Compression in the calves seems slightly higher than the ankles, although my measurements are within range. They won't sag or roll underfoot, and seam allowances stay flat. They do their job well and I will buy another pair. A good price for the quality and I was pleasantly surprised.

I'm in my third trimester (5'7" and 235 lbs) and am on my feet all day so swelling is a problem. I bought both XXL and XL because according to the size chart I needed a larger size, but I knew my feet were already swollen. I'm glad I bought both sizes. The XXL is comfortable on days when the swelling is very severe and when I wake up with normal looking ankles the XL works great! The material is nice and thick, not hot or itchy, and I have no problem with them falling or rolling. Overall I…

When you put them on for the first time, allow enough time to roll them up. The second tip is just that: roll them up and down as much as you can before you start lowering them over your toes and then gradually up your leg. You can struggle a little because it's not easy, but it's worth it. You must be so tight! Once in place, they feel great. I suspect the first try is a break-in period and subsequent times will be easier - or I'll be able to dress them up a little better. I love the fact that

I'm 5ft 2in, 230lbs and have larger calves. I measured my calves and ankles (17" and 11") so I ordered an XXL according to their size chart, but they are so tight they hurt a lot after wearing them for just a few hours. I thought they might loosen up a bit but they ended up cutting my circulation so much that by the end of the night I couldn't even take them off and had to ask someone else to take them off. It was painful. The quality of these items seems good and I was very happy with the open

I have been wearing 20-30mmHg compression stockings since I was diagnosed with Venus in my left leg. Sent a whopping $60 for the first pair from the doctor's office (which proved to be the least effective and were already starting to lose their potency). I bought several colors and they are quite effective, but I needed basic blacks and neutrals. I choose them from tofly and I am VERY happy with them! In addition to pairs with legs, I have two pairs without fingers. I like them too. They retain

I am 5ft 2in and 8 months pregnant. I measured my calves and ankles and the measurements showed that I should order a medium sized sock. I stuck to size and bought a medium size. The girth and level of tightness is great for the varicose veins I am currently dealing with. They also help with swelling. I measured my calves and ankles and the measurements showed that I should order a medium sized sock. I stuck to size and bought a medium size. The girth and level of tightness is great for the…