🩲 Truform Unisex-Adult Large (8-15 mmHg): Optimal Compression for All-Day Comfort Review

Very comfortable to wear with light compression. What I like about them is that they don't cut into the calf and don't leave marks on the foot. Some of the socks I wore almost cut off circulation. Nice and warm for the winter. If you want heavy compression, these are not your socks!

The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that they started the pills straight away. I have the lightest compression and it's enough for my needs. I like the roomy socks, I have neuropathy in my toes, and other compression stockings have been so tight that my toes hurt, but this one doesn't. I also like the height, they protrude over my lower leg and stay, but don't bind. I love them so much I'm ordering another pair. PS I sleep in these socks due to venous insufficiency causing my leg to…

I already had white socks. They were so comfortable for early mornings and evenings that I bought them. I have severe edema from vascular insufficiency so I can't wear it, everyone says. I also have oversized knee pads for men so they don't cut my leg in the knee area. I hoped so. I have many problems with my feet and toes. High compression socks often cause toe pain. That's why I like these. I still get some compression but not the pain I get from heavier compression during the day. Nice to…

At first I thought I had ordered a pair of compression stockings, and then came diabetic socks, which are the complete opposite of compression stockings. Guilty. I sent them back, no problem. So I went back and ordered two pairs of these socks which clearly state they are compression stockings with a pressure of 8-15mmHg. They finally arrived today, EXACTLY the same stockings I ordered before. (see attached photo). ***Diabetic stockings are NOT compression stockings.*** The seller or Revain or…

I bought a pair of these socks in the size that was on sale. I've bought compression stockings before, so I knew I needed the least dense (lightest) compression stockings. I think they were 8-15mmHg. That was great. They fit well and were easy to put on and take off. I needed a second pair and decided to step up a notch to medium compression. I should have known by now but they were ok but overall narrower than I really needed. I think they were 15-20mmHg. Be careful when buying medium…

I have several pairs of compression stockings, ranging from high compression, 20-30mm/Hg, to others that fall within the specified range (8-15mm/Hg). They just don't offer that level of compression. I have several pairs of regular socks that offer more compression than these. I also have a pair of compression stockings of the same grade. This product just doesn't offer that level of compression. They are practically useless as compression stockings. They are unusually thick and therefore warm…

When I opened the plastic bag of my Truform 1913BL-L compression stockings, it actually smelled like some kind of soapy disinfectant. When I buy socks they usually smell fresh and new with no odor. I hand washed them in lukewarm water and noticed that the water in the sink had turned completely black. These socks are made of 75% acrylic, 22% nylon and 3% spandex. The process of correctly coloring acrylic requires a great deal of experience, and Truform must have that experience. Properly…