🧦 Plantar Fasciitis Socks - Achilles Tendonitis Relief, Top Compression Foot Sleeves with Arch Support for Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Pain, Foot & Ankle Support (1/2/6 Pairs) Review

I have been struggling with inexplicable ankle swelling for quite some time. I also have problems with one of my metatarsal bones that has shifted 3 times in the past. Wearing these socks helped reduce swelling. I am a dancer; The socks are thin enough to wear under my studio shoes. I am a female, wear shoes that are 6.5 wide or very wide and have thick ankles. The medium size fits me well, although I do experience some swelling over the top of the cuff at the end of the day. Look for the socks

I was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and had neuropathic problems with pain in my toes. These open toe compression stockings worked right after putting them on. I wore low cut athletic socks over these with shoes and they didn't bunch up and my feet felt great. They also helped with blood circulation. The numbness, tingling I often experience in my toes is gone. I was surprised how good my feet felt after a long day at work. I recommend them to anyone with foot pain or neuropathy…

I wear these compression stockings during my shift, which is usually 8 hours or more in the hospital. Oh god I really need this. At the end of the shift I can barely walk due to pain in my ankles and heels. When I put them on for the first time, I felt the support they gave to my arch and toe. I don't usually like to sleep in socks as my feet get hot and uncomfortable at night, but they are surprisingly breathable and I think open toes help. I found this product to be comfortable and somewhat…

I ordered these sleeves and received the wrong size at first. They fixed the bug very quickly and I have to say they seem great so far! I am on my feet all day at work as a cake decorator and after just one day of use I noticed a big difference in the intensity of the pain in my heels and the tingling in my foot with each step was noticeably absent with this one. Edit // I've had them for about a month now and I have to say. Once I forgot to put them on and that day was cruel. But the next day…

For plantar fasciitis, I've tried a variety of products, most of which included raised or soft arch support. At the end of the day my legs felt like I was walking on big bumps and my arches were still tight. Also, I drive a few hours a day, which doesn't help with good circulation. I found these socks to provide enough compression and support without chafing or pilling. The tight bandage on the arch of my foot has loosened and my legs aren't as tired anymore. They don't overheat my feet when…

They didn't fit me. I bought the recommended size for my foot size. It seemed too comfortable and my legs hurt even more in it. I would love to return it and try a larger size but I wore a pair during the day to test so don't think I can now. I don't want to risk buying it again. Edit: 11/29/2019 The seller contacted me and offered to try a larger size. Of course it was. The XL fits just the right amount of compression. I wear them before bed and under my main socks to help with plantar…

I wonder if these socks are comfortable and relieve pain is an individual question but they seem to work well with my own idiopathic neuropathy. I wear them under regular socks during the day and alone at night and my pain seems less than usual. (My pain is sporadic and shifting, so it's difficult to be more specific.) As mentioned, each pair has a left and a right, clearly labeled 'L' and 'R'. I noticed it straight away. But what I haven't guessed is which end of the hose goes up the ankle and