JOBST Relief Thigh High Compression Stockings, Small Size, Beige, 15-20 mmHg, Open Toe & Silicone Dot Band Review

WRONG LISTING! I've been wearing Jobst for 10 years now due to existing blood clots in my legs. These stockings do not go up to the thigh, but to the calf. I bought them twice so I sent them both back. You'd think they would fix the listing, there's no way I'm the only one buying it and having to return it.

It's hard to get the right shade but they look very natural. I will post a photo once all my stuff has arrived. I tried them on so I had time to order a new size if I'm wrong. My husband interrupted me when he came with news and I forgot. My legs are full of energy, I'll start wearing them regularly! I will post pictures once all my items have been delivered.

I am very satisfied with this product. They are very comfortable and don't fall off, they stay up all day/night for me. I am currently working as a 12 hour shift nurse and can stand and walk which is great, my legs no longer hurt and my varicose veins seem to be under control. I would recommend them to anyone who has to stand all day for work or just needs support with varicose veins.

My socks were so disappointing! I ordered these because I'm pregnant and have some "problematic" veins under my knees. However, these socks crumple under my knees and it hurts me and the veins get worse. I think it's because I ordered the wrong size. In fact, my size is right between a small regular and a small miniature. I wanted to exchange my small normal socks for small petite ones, but a return is not possible...

Just received and put on. They are very sweet. Better than the ones you can buy at Walgreens (I think the brand was Futuro) and the price here is better. I'm 5ft 4" and originally weighed 126lbs and I think they would fit me. I'm 4 months pregnant now so I'm a bit heavier but the small size fits perfectly. I love how they match my skin tone! However, I will say that Walgreens had thinner material around the knees. They don't and when I walk they buckle oddly and feel uncomfortable on the back…

As a doctor I am on my feet for many hours. Another doctor recommended this brand. Sometimes I work 24+ hours straight. I found out these are not compression stockings for me. My skin was irritated. I later tried this for a much shorter period of time to confirm and the same thing happened. Basically I had contact dermatitis on my legs, mainly in the area of the silicone band. (Some people have allergic reactions.) Unfortunately, they don't come cheap. They fit well but I can't wear them…

This is great! They won't roll or slide and stay in place. They are quite comfortable but I expected that. After all, it's a compression hose. I'm 5ft 2in, 123lbs and usually wear a S or XL. Check out their size chart! . I read some reviews and people complained that they are ugly. Well they are TERRIBLE but I didn't buy them to wear with a dress. difficult to put on. I have no problem but if you have severe swelling I would say it can be a problem and you may need a larger size. But for me…

Flight from San Francisco to Frankfurt and home at 19 and then 21 weeks pregnant. I had no gas at all. I got up about every hour or two during the flight to do a circle and also drank a lot of water. The tights were the hardest thing to put on the first time, but once I washed my hands the first time and learned how, it didn't take long. Unlike regular tights, which you can roll up in your hand and then pull down the entire leg, you really have to start at the foot, pull up the heel, then the…