Revitalize and Energize with 4 Pairs 💪 of Dr. Motion Therapeutic Graduated Compression Women's Knee-hi Review

Last week I attended a sewing workshop for 5 days and put on socks for the first time. And for the first time, after many hours of sitting without getting up or getting up, my ankles weren't swollen by the end of the day. They're easy to put on and take off and we hope they wash without a lot of pilling. If they wear well for a few months I'll give up to 5 stars. They were comfortable and I didn't really realize I was wearing them. They also didn't cut below the knees (I'm about 5ft 4in tall)…

I have multiple sclerosis and my doctor advised me to wear light compression stockings to reduce leg swelling due to venous insufficiency due to nerve damage from multiple sclerosis. When I I got these socks for the first time I was sure they would not help my swollen feet.After one day of use the swelling was significantly reduced.After a full week of use the swelling has gone and I no longer get cold feet when I go to bed (even in July, in Kentucky). Toes work great. I'm very glad I found…

I have fibromyalgia and lymphedema. My legs hurt and were very swollen. I tried different styles and sizes as well as the pressure resistance. I couldn't get through some. Others were too tight and too painful to wear. It's a gentle squeeze so they don't hurt too much. They make my legs feel great. I had trouble finding support tubes short enough for my calves. Most are too long and require twisting or bending just below the knee, creating bottlenecks. The only problem is that the compression…

First of all, I'm a man and I wear a size 10.5 (American) shoes. I'm 6'1" and about 210 pounds. I'm 61 years old. The socks fit perfectly and don't slip, they stay in place all day and are very comfortable. The sock hits just below the knee. and the seam is well finished and does not dig in. I have severe varicose veins on both feet and lower legs. These socks have reduced the swelling and resulting pain to the point that I can now walk normally and no longer need a cane and now I can wearing…

Socks are great if you have a large calf or if you need a sock that is not too tight. I prefer lighter supports as I don't wear them for medical reasons. I'm on my feet most of the day so they provide ample support without causing any harm. Some supportive socks actually hurt. it's not like this. They come down to my knees and I'm almost 6 feet tall. If you're shorter and have heavy legs, I'll bet they still come up to the top of your knee. The top band doesn't compress, but the socks stay in…

I've been trying these socks for 6 months and I'm ready to give my honest review! Firstly, I've been wearing compression stockings fairly regularly for the past 3 or 4 years after having two cases of superficial thrombophlebitis (small blood clots/inflammation in the superficial veins) in my calves from years of working 12+ hours a day. Legs in work boots on concrete and gratings. I ordered these as a lightweight alternative to the athletic socks I normally wear and ordered them when I found…