High-quality Men's Compression Socks with 20-30 mmHg Circulating Dress Support - Proudly Made in the USA Review

(I'm a registered nurse.) Slim. Almost impossible to hit even with the size Large. I ordered another brand, Physix, and am very happy with it. Now I have 4 pairs of Physix and they are at the bottom of the bin. I am female and wear size 10.5. The big ones should fit me. A few nails broke, they were the right size but weren't very hard at all and didn't seem to help my leg after it had healed after 2 surgeries I've never had compression stockings only TED stockings which isn't the same most. My…

mmHg. Art. seems correct. They fit snugly around the ankle and above the calf. A little difficult to get in. The only thing I can't handle is how long they are. They almost reach my knee, but don't. So you can only slide down. Due to their narrowness, it is difficult to find a good place to attach this extra material without cutting off blood circulation. They can be worn for a few hours, but no longer. You become too uncomfortable. They would be awesome socks if they were at least 2-3 inches…

Since gold toe men's compression stockings are no longer available, I still haven't found a suitable alternative. The absolute support sock is true to size and very comfortable, and the dollar value is exceptional. However, the socks don't quite match the quality of the Gold Toe. For example: The material is rougher and doesn't stretch as well as Gold Toe. This causes itching in the calves. While this is a minor issue, I am disappointed that only one sock is marked. I can't imagine that the…

These are some of the best compression stockings your money can buy. I am buying these for my husband who has a bleeding disorder and is prone to developing blood clots in his legs. Compression is 20-30mmHg so they offer medium support. In a medical supply store you would pay twice as much for the same product with the same care. These hoses are machine washable and tumble dry too. They are easy to put on if you buy the right size. You are cozy. According to my husband, who wears them EVERY…

Nothing in my 78 years of life has been more unexpected than swelling, water retention. This was highly undesirable. The diuretics I was taking increased the number of times I went to the toilet, but it didn't reduce the swelling in my legs and feet. I suspected that this "symptom" might indicate heart failure; and death. Then a wise teacher suggested body wraps. Gradually, these numerous bandages pushed the water out of my legs and feet. Then it's time to try compression stockings. We all held

I've been wearing compression stockings for a while so I know what to expect. First, they were almost impossible to fit over my legs, and my legs weren't too big or fat. When I finally put them on my feet I figured they would be good. Later that day when I took them off I noticed three areas of noticeable indentations on my right foot/leg - around the ball of the foot, around the ankle and about an inch and a half above the ankle. There was a dent in my left leg just below the knee. The size I…

These socks fit the foot perfectly, which is a common problem with support socks. As a rule, the size of the foot is too large, despite the estimated size range rating. Everything about this couple is just right. The compression ratio might be a bit lower than advertised, but that's no reason not to buy them. A big plus is that the height of the sock is almost exactly below the kneecap. Many other brands are too short or too long. There is rarely a choice when it comes to color either. Most…