Truform 20-30 MmHg Compression Stockings For Men & Women, Thigh High Open Toe Beige Large 0866-L Review

I'm on my feet all day and need heavy duty help with the circulation. I had a similar item from different manufacturer but had it for so long it started to wear out. I bought a medium (I'm 5'5" 125 lbs) but it was TOO tight. So I bought a large and it fit much better. I like the open toe but don't care for the color. YES, it is BEIGE and ugliest beige I have ever seen. It also slips down and bunches up around the knees cutting the circulation. My suggestion is to get a heavy duty garter belt…

Wouldn't stay up! Doesn't have the "stay up top" ! Had I been paying attention I would never have purchased this junk! Make sure you get the kind with the band at top.

My doctor advised me to wear compression hose after a leg injury damaged veins in my lower leg. He thought it would be especially beneficial after I began running again. My first hose were below knee closed-toe stockings, but I didn't think they looked very "cool" with running shorts. So I bought these thigh high stockings, thinking they would look more fashionable. While running, the top would slide down and bunch up around the knee. I had similar problems when not running and wearing long…

Very few of us are ever going to find compression hosery 'comfortable' and after trying several brands over several years, I can safely say that all thigh-highs always fall down to a greater or lesser degree. But there are several problems with this brand that actually makes me question its safety.One point is all thigh-highs should come with 'gripper' thigh bands. They don't work well if you're active but they should at least be there. To market something without them is asking for returns and