Boost Your Circulation with Sockwell Women's Pulse Knee High Firm Graduated Compression Sock Review

I have been wearing Sockwell Comp socks for 7 years and they give me the best support and comfort of any compression sock. They're easy to wash (I machine wash cold, put them gently in a laundry bag, let them air dry) and will keep you toasty in the Northeast Ohio winter. My doctors are amazed to learn these beautiful socks are compression stockings.

I recently traveled to Australia from Florida and these socks have worked great for preventing bloat on my flights. I'm a size 8 and chose the larger size because I have large calves (14.5 inches). The leg area was roomy, just like regular socks because I'm between sizes and larger. You should definitely put them on before landing as it takes some effort to put them on due to the tight fabric around the ankles and calves. They are incredibly comfortable and don't pinch me near the knee at all.

Bought for two flights to / from Asia-USA. They were comfortable to wear for over 24 hours and my feet and ankles didn't swell at all. This was a significant improvement over previous transpacific flights. On the days after the flight I sometimes have pain in my knees because my legs are swollen I guess. On this ride, the knee doesn't hurt at all. Also of minor importance, but I expected the sock pattern to imprint on my feet and it didn't. I could take my socks off, put on a dress and not look

Beautiful design. Really cool. However, I cannot wear these stockings due to lack of strength in my arms. PLUS the energy expended ONLY getting dressed meant I had to sleep in bed for most of the rest of the day. Tiring. Multiple sclerosis, a chronic disease, has its own set of issues that largely determine what and how I will proceed. Each MSer is likely to have completely different symptoms or problems than other MSers. Fatigue is considered one of the main symptoms. I agree. For those of you