Copper Compression Socks: Boost Circulation & Support for Men and Women – Ideal for Plantar Fasciitis, Athletic Activities, Running, and Cycling Review

Bought these socks for my husband and he says they are great! He's a department head in a food factory, so his days are long and he walks on the concrete floor. He says they do exactly what is described. You have helped a lot. Your legs don't get tired anymore!

They say X/XL but if you wear a size 13 or larger you can't get them on your feet properly which makes them unusable. In fact, I took the time to text these guys to make sure they were right for my size and they assured me they were. Really disappointed

I like socks, they are comfortable for my feet. They've done well in the foot part, but they seem to go a little higher at the ankle. I wear women's shoes 6 1/2, but that doesn't bother me. They are still very comfortable and press on the arch of my foot which is what I need.

I injured my leg and had to give up most of the activities I enjoy for six months. Soft tissue damage prevented me from going safe. The copper compression stockings gave me my mobility back. They offer good support and prevent swelling, which is very common with soft tissue injuries. I can walk with no ill effects on my legs. I highly recommend trying them out.

I have autoimmune neuropathy, a very painful condition that affects my feet, calves and arms. But if I stand for more than an hour, my pain level dries up badly. I have bought countless compression stockings and almost all of them make the pain worse because they are so tight. However, these socks are heavenly! You are exactly right. Hallelujah!

I had to wash and wear these socks to rate them so it's too late for a return. Reinforced fingers are thick and dense. They come together and pinch my toes. I have hammer toes, but this is the first time socks have caused a problem. Toes are tight everywhere. Such compression is inconvenient. When I take off my shoes at night, I can't wait to get out of these socks! One sock has threads sticking out after two washes. I still have a couple pairs of socks with arch support. They are all…

I don't know what happened to them. They went well easy some expected tension stretched but easy. They were soft, snuggly and very comfortable to wear, not tight at all. They felt like normal socks. I've worn them to work two shifts, two nights, and I stand at work the entire time. Well towards the end of the second night I noticed in the shower that both legs were dark on top and I was like what is that? Dirt can not be? And it wasn't mud, both toes and up to the ankles were completely…