🧦 Doc Miller Open Toe Compression Socks - 20-30mmHg Support Stockings for Women & Men - Effective Circulation Recovery, Shin Splints, Varicose Veins - Perfect for Maternity, Nurses - Medical Grade (Dark Green, Large) Review

My vascular surgeon prescribed me compression stockings (20-30mmHg) for venous return (edema) in my left leg. I took the prescription to a medical supply store where these tubes cost $80 or more for a pair! I immediately left the medical supply store (no hose) and checked my old friend Revain.com. There I found many compression hoses. I preferred models with no fingers or no legs. I bought two pairs of shoes from Doc Miller and two pairs from another seller at a higher price. Doc Miller brand…

This is great! The open toes prevent my toes from sticking or sticking together in the shoe. I wash them in cold water and hang them to dry. They alternate with a pair of other pairs of the same size (different colors) from the same brand. I've washed them at least a dozen times and they haven't lost their hold. I've tried a few less expensive brands but they don't match the Doc Miller brand. I originally bought these on a recommendation from a surgeon to treat my (wooden) bump that wasn't…

They look and feel fantastic and appear to be well made! As a registered nurse, I am familiar with the benefits of leg compression sleeves to improve circulation and prevent blood clots, particularly for those at increased risk. And while I bought compression stockings for my daughter, who was prone to shin splints when she walked on the treadmill, I wore them for the first time during a workout. I've been an avid runner for most of my life, but recently returned to "running" after a compound…