MELERIO Compression Comfortable Circulation Anti Fatigue（Copper Review

I only buy these socks for work. I don't think I've worn them more than four times. And for them, the presence of holes in them is unacceptable. I tried to put only one star but she wouldn't let me send it. That's why I had to give three stars.

Overall good socks but not tight enough if you walk or exercise a lot. Fall with walks and defeat their purpose. I also have large calves so there is some squeezing. In general, they're good if you're just sitting comfortably, but not if you plan on using them while walking.

These socks were worn at first but after about a month they started to deteriorate completely. I'm a brewer and I'm on my feet all day, they were comfortable and seemed to help with circulation, but after a couple of washes they rotted with holes and just turned to junk.

These compression stockings are great! The price of all socks is just great! These aren't the tightest compression stockings you can get. So if you have severe swelling, you may need something tighter. I use them for everyday use, but I have a pair of very tight compression stockings that I paid $85 for when I travel or when I'm really swollen. I recommend them to people who either have little to no swelling to use them for support or, like me, to use them when I don't need really tight, tight…

I have bought many pairs of compression stockings over the past few years. Basically, I pay between $10 and $20 for a pair. If they don't fit or are uncomfortable, I'll send them back. If I like them, I'll buy another pair. I've tried 2 for $10 a few times and they've never been good. When I saw Melerio Copper compression stockings I really wanted to try them. They fit perfectly with plenty of compression and are easy to put on too. As an added bonus, the copper in the fabric reduces sock…

These socks are awesome. I bought a set of six pairs and wore one pair and an hour later they arrived yesterday. I chopped wood tonight in these socks and skinny boots. I live in Michigan and it's getting colder there. It was 22 degrees Fahrenheit and I stepped on a 6 inch deep puddle of water with a thin layer of ice. Water got into my shoe and sock. I have diabetes and had to go home immediately to change my socks and shoes. To my surprise, my foot didn't freeze. I worked another 2 hours with

A few years ago I had problems with plantar fasciitis. I tried Copper Fit compression stockings which were supposed to help but they were annoyingly useless. My legs hurt all the time. I stumbled across them, tried them on and was instantly hooked! The marketing description states that they are "good for circulation, maintenance and anti-fatigue". That's an understatement as they seem to do all of this and more! My only "complaint" is that they are so ugly that I don't want to wear them with…