🧦 Truform Medium Black Compression Stockings, 30-40 mmHg, Knee High Length, Closed Toe - Ideal for Men and Women Review

THESE COMPRESSION HOSES ARE SMALL. I thought the description said they could be returned; YOU ARE NOT. I WANTED TO EXCHANGE THEM FOR A LARGER SIZE; NOW I WORK WITH YOU. I haven't even tried them on; I HAD ONE OUT OF THE BOX AND KNEW IT WOULD NOT FIT. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY UNLESS YOU ARE SURE THEY WILL FIT.

The doctor told me to get a compression tube and said 30mmHg so I ordered these. She later found 20-30 mmHg. I never took them out of the packaging and was surprised to learn that I couldn't return them. Then I took it out of the packaging and placed it firmly on my arm. Make sure you need that level of compression or, like me, you'll be stuck with a tube you can't use.

I've been buying them for a few years now. Suddenly something changed. They are thin and too long. They run about 4 inches below the knee, which has never happened in older couples of the same size. I tried anyway and they roll up under the knee in a tight bandage that can cause DVT. You cannot return them, so be careful. The last pair I ordered wore out after several wears. They don't live long either.

I wear stockings 30-40mmHg. Art. about 15 years due to leg problems mainly WORK related and sigavitis but due to the problem between medical care and accident at work I have to buy stockings now. I've finally found a pair that gives me the support I need and stays up while putting the right amount of pressure on my feet. Of course I only had them for a day but so far so good, let's see how they look in a month or so after several washes.

Very nice! I have worn higher compression stockings (prescription only) but they are quite expensive. My GP thought I could switch to lower compression. I ordered a pair elsewhere at a great price but didn't like the way they felt. A pair of Truforms has very good compression, they are pleasant to the touch (smooth knit, they do not dig in) and a sock that fits almost everyone (very large). Thank you Truform.

Bad - very bad - design. It appears to be a long tube with a V notch where the heel sits. A thin, lofty, non-compressive material is sewn into the neckline (as well as along the toe end of the tube). This means that the compression fabric remaining at the top of the V-neck rotates 90 degrees in relation to the ankle without any compression gradient. This results in a very tight, narrow band with extremely high compression just above the foot. This leaves deep and painful ridges in the skin…

The description and photo show that these stockings are knee high but are actually above the knee. I used to be 6'2", but due to multiple vertebral compression fractures, osteochondrosis and aging, I'm now only about 5'10". However, the loss of height occurs in the back and not in the legs. Therefore, over-the-calf stockings should be just that; calf, not knee. Due to the excessive length, the stockings don't hold up and roll easily, creating a tight band, almost like a tourniquet. The…

I have had leg lymphedema since I was 7 years old. I pay hundreds of dollars for custom stockings. I've spent so much time visiting so many companies to try it out and get the right measurements. Needless to say, the end result was that I got upset and said I'd forgotten. As always, I was on Revain looking for other things and came across compression stockings. I tried another brand but the compression wasn't enough. So I ordered them and I'm SOOOOO happy I did. They fit SOOO comfortably and I…