🩲 Advanced Graduated Compression Leggings for Women - 20-30 mmHg Footless Microfiber Leggings Tights by Terramed Review

After sclerotherapy I have to wear compression stockings for 10 days (goodbye ugly spider veins). At the end of the day these tights hurt a lot in the ankle area and I have to wear them with gloves as the rough fabric hurts my fingers. They are sheer but look good as tights under dresses/skirts at work. I prefer my feet to be free to wear regular socks so this is a good solution. They also tend to stay off the waist as the waist is a bit loose so I just have to keep tightening them. I wear…

I liked the idea of wearing compression leggings instead of traditional long socks. They can be worn anywhere and still look stylish. They are NOT see-through so look great with a crop top. They have a very comfortable upper part which is a wide elastic waistband. Good quality fabric, pleasant to the touch. I wasn't sure about the size as it was between S and M. I contacted the seller and received a quick response. The leggings are quite tight, so M was recommended to me. I wear them for an…

I had vein surgery and needed compression on my whole leg. Ace bandages just fell off when walking; rolled up stockings and cut off circulation (that can't be a good thing, can it?). I bought these leggings to solve both of these problems. Putting them on, yes, putting them on is a process, but I managed to do it. So far so good, fit well and are comfortable. BUT then I went for a walk. Crawling down when walking is shocking. Apparently the packaging tried to reflect the original size. When I…

I'm in shock. how wow The pair I received were not high waisted as pictured (the band is also skinny) nor were they full length (I'm 5ft 3!) AND MOST OF THE WAY NOT EVEN LEGGINGS OF COURSE! These are definitely not the ones in the photo. Also, I don't know why adding white to the crotch was a brilliant idea so the seams are obvious and the pant is more obviously pantyhose. Many sellers do the same and it forces me to delete my Amazon account. I am very annoyed and would like a zero star option.

I suffer from chronic venous insufficiency, pelvic congestion syndrome and May-Turner syndrome. I have to wear compression stockings (should be thigh high) every day of my life. Let's be honest. It's not fun or cheap to wear these things, but I have to to stay healthy, especially considering my job and being on my feet all day. I am 36 years old and have been wearing compression stockings or socks for several years. I was always embarrassed because in classic clothes and even jeans you could…

Although I don't have any swelling, I usually have severe pain in my legs when I stand for a long time even though I'm relatively young. I've tried compression stockings but they don't cut. These compression leggings have changed my life and I can wear them longer when I wear them. I bought them on purpose as I was about to start a 2 week trip and was afraid of what it would be like without assistance on some tours with quite a bit of trekking and standing or days that also meant too little…

I am 5 feet 2 inches tall and weigh 155 pounds. My compression measurements are as follows: ankle - 9", calf - 16", mid-thigh - 23", thigh - 28" Figure type. They are designed for someone with skinny hips and a small butt. The "crotch" area is too small and therefore hangs low. There just isn't enough space between the legs, so the pants can't stay in place. When I try to lift them up, the fabric/seams are pulled too hard. You can't cut them if you want. On the other hand, the medium size…