Mojo Compression 20 30MmHg Knee Hi Stockings Review

Wrong Size! Ordered 3xl and couldn't get to dad! It doesn't even stretch on your toes. Not to mention putting them on the heel. Has 2xl from medical company. They're tight and hard, but I can put them on. 3xl should be a bit easier. It's not impossible to get in. He was so disappointed because he liked this style.

I wore them once and they are already starting to crumble in the bottom hole. Plus, there's mileage in a sock. I don't have long nails so it didn't happen. I bought two pairs and both have wear and tear issues. I washed them very gently before I carried them in my lingerie bag. Wouldn't buy again

very useful product. I don't want to wear them, but my leg veins are swollen from years of footwork, not diabetes or heart failure. My shins have swollen almost to the size of my thighs, so I'm wearing them. They are comfortable and doing their job what I need. It took me a few times to get used to it, but then I wear them every day, even when working outdoors in hot southern weather under my work clothes. cozy

These compression hoses are great. I have used Jobst, Sigvaris and Juzo. They're just as good and a lot cheaper. In fact, I've just ordered two more pairs. You should hand wash them and air dry them (they dry in a few hours. Wash them before bed and they will be dry in the morning). I wash them in hosiery/elastic detergent (bras, jumpsuits, etc.) and roll up excess water with a towel. Washing machines are too harsh and forget the dryer if you want it (or any other compression product) to last…

I have long, slender legs and big feet. Fingerless compression stockings are the only comfortable solution for me. To get the right ankle/foot fit I wear a size down. Once when I wore the regular style with my toes, my feet/toes were terribly wrinkled and painful. When putting socks on, you need to take your time to make sure there are no kinks in the hose and that each section is smooth. I've used them on long international flights and at events where I've been up for 10-12 hours. They prevent

FINALLY compression stockings I can wear! My lymphatic massage therapist was adamant that I needed compression, and I kept telling her that the things she recommended were like a tourniquet and rolling down my leg, even though I would *possibly* put it on. So she suggested I buy custom made compression stockings. Do I look like a millionaire? (Hint: no.) They're soft, durable, and even though they roll on one foot, they were easy to get back in place. I could wear them for HOURS and really felt

These stockings were so good during my third trimester wearing them at night and during long hospital shifts. I went to bed with swollen, sore ankles and by morning the swelling was much less. I looked forward to putting them on every night after a little self-massage. I especially liked that they reach to the tips of the toes. If you have *real* swelling like me, socks that end at the ankle will only cause the leg to swell as fluid escapes to the lower areas without compression! Make sure you…

I have HUGE calves - genetically AND from weight gain so I looked everywhere for the right socks. Jobst brand "fit" but too tight to be comfortable with my arthritis (old arms) and previous rotator cuff injury; Getting dressed is a 30 minute exercise in itself, but they WERE the only socks I found to work around my huge calves. I've tried this MOJO brand and am buying a few now in case I can't find them when winter comes. They fit! They are easy enough to put on! I actually have knuckles at the