🩲 Graduated Compression Mcomp SL1 by Dr. Motion Review

I'm 5ft 10" and 280lbs. My feet swell every time I wear sandals in the car or sit at the table for a long time. These socks are amazing! They fit well so be careful when putting them on. (Make sure your feet are completely dry. Any moisture will cause the socks to stick and possibly tear the seams. But once you've put them on, they feel great. I've worn them in the car. At work .In the office.Once you don't swell and feel more comfortable at the end of the day!

These socks go down to my knees. Too high. Also, they are much tighter than other compression stockings of the same "class 1 soft" that I have. They are of very good quality and attractive. As for durability, I don't know yet. I will update this review after using it for a while. I'm a little worried about the extra tightness, but I like the look of the socks and the material they're made of.

I first bought these to see if they would improve circulation and the feeling of tired/weak legs due to ME/CFS. They've helped me a lot - so much so that I've bought several more sets and use them as the only type of socks I wear during the day. My shins don't wear out as quickly as they used to in terms of weakness/fatigue. While they can get hot in warmer/hot weather, I'm willing to endure the heat (as much as I hate hot weather) just to make my feet feel better and get through the day…

After buying several uncomfortable compression stockings that were too short, too tight around the knees or didn't stay on my feet and causing tight creases on my shins, I'm glad I found them. I'm an average height for women 5 4 inches and I have large calves. I bought dr. Motion women's size and gave them away as they didn't reach the knee, so I tried men's and they are perfect. The tightness and comfort are excellent, not the level you would probably get in a medical sock, but it's perfect…

They say they're above the knee, but they're not. I have about 12 more pairs of compression stockings from Dr. Motion and they all go up to my knees. This guy comes down to about mid-calf. So I have to pull them up several times a day. They're a little firmer and feel more comfortable, but they need to be about 3-4 inches longer to sit above the calf. They may work better for smaller people or those with smaller calves. *** edited to add. The socks I'm talking about are all gray Lycra…

They're great for tired shins and weak ankles. The only problem I have ever had with Dr. Movement is a sock's tendency to rip off the top band when you put it on. It doesn't happen right away, but after a few washes you'll find that you need to be a little gentler with the top band. Otherwise you will break them. This is more pronounced on patterned socks (billiard balls, dogs, soccer, basketball motifs) so I'm assuming this is the result of interweaving different colors. But they are very…

My doctor wants me to wear compression stockings to improve circulation and I have found that some compression stockings are too tight - they feel like you are choking, when you put them on. This does not apply to Dr. Motion Athletic Compression Travel Socks. They also have an amazing design so they not only improve circulation but also bring joy. I love T-Rex socks (as is my nephew who is a die-hard dinosaur fan, but the polka dots, the colored stripes, ALL the patterns are great. If you're…