Dr Scholls Microfiber Graduated Compression Review

Husband flies almost every week. We bought them to fly but he wore them to work all day and loved them. He is 6ft 2in, 250lbs, shoe size 13.5. These socks don't pinch or pinch anywhere. We replaced all of his business socks with these.

Meets expectations. This is the only brand of socks I use for work. These socks retain their elasticity. I have been wearing compression stockings from Dr. Scholls and have never had a pair of sagging or rotten socks. Remember that these socks fit over the calf.

So far, so good. Need dark socks that are thinner for summer wear and these seem fine. They stay high, reach to the knees (important for compression stockings) and aren't as heavy as my husband's cotton stockings, so they're a bit cooler in summer weather.

I liked them so much that I ordered more. I wear size 10 women's shoes and have a medium upper, so I'm a medium men's size. They are very comfortable and not hot. I sit all day at work and have cramps in my legs at night. Since I've been wearing these socks, I haven't had a single leg cramp. It's worth it.

These socks are the best for reducing swelling and pain in your lower calf. Material and fit are neither too tight nor too loose. They feel a bit odd when you first put them on as the foot area is quite loose and then slowly tightens as you move towards the knee. I had a bypass a few years ago, and after exercising and running for miles, my lower legs started to swell. I wear these socks and it has really helped with the pain and swelling. They wash well and don't get too hot on your feet like…

The first stent was placed in my artery in 2008 and the second and third in 2015. I had swollen feet and ankles and my cardiologist recommended that I try compression stockings. After researching the variety of brands available at Revain, I decided to give Dr. Microfiber pod. I based my choice on size availability (I wear size 13 shoes) and not being diabetic thought I would start with light compression. Fits great. The socks are a bit fiddly to put on, but I'm doing better and the compression…