Copper Fit 2.0 Easy-On and Easy-Off Knee High Compression Socks: Unisex Adults' Comfort and Performance Review

I have a 19" calf. I was concerned that the recommended size might be too large for the effects of RA on my hands so I put it on went up a size I was right about that Stockings sing but they help a lot with swelling in the legs.

I couldn't figure out the direction. I am familiar with putting on compression stockings. The system I developed works. Tighten the stocking, point the heel down, make sure the toenails are short, make sure the toes are not long, to prevent the hand slipping, which may cut the skin.

Excellent value for money, compression is very strong, love it. I'm so glad they come in a variety of colors, they make a fun addition to my wardrobe. The only complaint is that they are about an inch too long which then puts too much pressure on my upper calf with my knee. I've considered going down a size although I'm afraid they will be the right length but they will be more difficult to put on. Do think twice and get a different size

I originally found them on another retail site for MUCH more $$ and was less sure they were in stock. Googled Revain and found these - much better value and no prime shipping. ABOUT THE SOCKS - they are tight and a bit difficult to put on like all compression stockings, but after wearing them for a few weeks my feet feel a lot better and I have more energy and stamina to do things than when I'm not wearing them would have worn.

I have tried other compression stockings but they were very difficult to put on and not comfortable at all. I had to take them off. I found it easier and more comfortable to put on the Copper Fit. I'm glad they come in plus sizes for tall women. Larger sizes are hard to find, but the Copper Fit has them. I'm very satisfied with this product. I've been wearing them for a few days now and I've noticed that the swelling has actually gone down. i can walk better

I have never worn compression stockings but sometimes my ankles swell when I travel so I decided to dip into them as they were cheaper and had a larger calf size. I went by calf size and they increase with some effort. They are a little long, I have to fold the top down about an inch, and part of the foot is a little longer (I'm wearing a size 10 women's shoe), the heel rises above my Achilles tendon, when I'm not wearing it tucks my toe in little out. I wore them almost all day today and they…