1 Pair of Compression Open Toe Socks by Doc Miller – Women & Men's Support Stocking for Circulation Recovery, Shin Splints, Varicose Veins, Maternity Leggings – Medical Grade Nurses (Blue, Large) 20-30mmHg Review

Ordered after careful measurement. Tried on one sleeve and felt absolutely no compression. Had to pay $5.99 to get a refund. Really unfair. I literally wore a sleeve for 5 seconds. I will reorder a smaller pair but not from this seller.

I'm a 12 hour nurse and am looking for some serious compression stockings to keep my legs feeling good on late nights. While they feel nice on my calves like most compression stockings, the "non-slip band" cuts into my knee cavity at the top and causes excruciating pain. I can't even wear them for 10 minutes. And I ordered the largest size. Another disappointment. Honestly, why can't I find compression stockings like real TED stockings from hospitals that flare up? The compression should be…

I guess my mistake was putting socks on without washing them first. I have worn them throughout the day with good results, although they are quite difficult to put on. Unfortunately my shins started itching within a few hours of wearing them and as the day went on the itching got worse and worse. When she took off her socks, the itching persisted—for two more days, even using an antihistamine gel that provided only temporary relief. Now that I've washed my socks, I'm trying to find the courage…

Very very comfortable! I have POTS so I have issues with blood pooling and I can say it definitely helps with that. The hem or hem around the toe is very flat and smooth so you don't feel it even in the shoe which is a big plus. The fabric is smooth and breathable and stays in place all day. They're great for everyday wear, great for working out, and easy to throw on on those days when you don't have time to fiddle with a pair of compression stockings. will buy more of these in the future. I am

At first I was happy with these socks. I have open toe knee length. I wanted to buy more. Although I noticed that part of the foot doesn't seem to be very compressed and we're pretty orderly, we didn't reach the toes. Everything has been going well since I put them on for the first time. The second time I wore them all day, my toes started to swell. When I was able to take them off, part of the foot was bent down and arched in the instep, the heels were off the foot and hanging free. My toes…

For the first time in my life I had leg swelling, the doctor changed some medicines that helped little but didn't go away completely. I have to admit that wearing socks is quite difficult. The 1st day I wear it, after 8 hours when I took my socks out I saw that there was very little swelling left but it returned fairly quickly without socks. So I figured it doesn't help much. 3-4 days after changing the medication, the swelling is still there, I started wearing these socks again. after wearing…