🧦 Truform 30-40 mmHg Compression Stockings: Thigh High Length, Dot-Top, Closed Toe, Black, Small – For Men and Women Review

As a man, it's hard to bear the need for this. But now that I have them, I wish I had done it sooner. They fit very tight (as they should). They're hard to put on, but worth it. I have both circulatory and knee issues and they help with both. My legs and knees feel a lot better and there is no more swelling around my ankles. I tried other solutions like socks and knee pads. but they are restrictive across all the numerous bands and need constant adjustment/tightening. They stay in place, so no…

I have purchased several pairs of TRUFORM Firm Stay-Up Top Thigh High Compression hoses. My only issues with them so far are (1) they tend to be a bit too long and (2) they don't have a size tag sewn into the top band. I usually buy 20-30 mmHg. medical prescription). This pair of TRUFORMs, like others I've bought in the past, didn't have a size tag. However, I tried trying them on and they are so SMALL that I couldn't put them on my leg! Obviously, TRUFORM is not packaged correctly. SMALL in XL

Branded lymphedema stockings had a top band that was too tight and digging into the swollen lymphatic tissue causing severe pain. This brand has thinner compression at the top to fit my hips while still maintaining great compression for the calves. My measurements are skewed because I've been squeezing my calves for 20 years without realizing my hamstrings have gotten worse. The downside: They're unusually short, so petite people will love them! As a taller woman, I had to buy neoprene…

So I ordered it because I'm heavily pregnant with spider veins and varicose veins and wanted to fly. I didn't know about the different compression levels when I ordered, so I didn't know it was super tight compression. Generally it takes me about 10 minutes to fight them. However, they are amazing. Not too comfortable - it's August in Florida so they're HOT but I only wear them when absolutely necessary - but they look pretty good. Basically it looks like I'm wearing black tights so I can put…

I don't think anyone likes their compression stockings but they did the job effectively. They are not a good substitute for fashionable stockings; You can see the waffle knit texture when you are near it. However, they are completely opaque, so it is not too noticeable from a distance. I was afraid these stockings would fall off but they actually fit well and the silicone dots on top hold them up well. How thick they are, I was surprised they are quite breathable! My only gripe is that they fit

When I found that I had to wear high compression stockings instead of knee socks and also had to switch to tighter stockings, 30-40mm instead of 20-30mm I was a bit wary but the stockings didn't fit. as bad as I feared. Not to say these monsters are fun to wear, but they definitely do the job. You have to keep in mind that they are very compressive, but I didn't find them any more difficult than the stockings I was wearing. You need to take your time and take things slow, and 10 minutes per…

So I bought another pair of these affordable medical stockings! and apply good, firm pressure everywhere. I've worn many different brands over the years and struggled with these brands because they were too flimsy and fell off a lot. These hold up better (but all brands fall off during the day anyway). As a man, I have found that the trick is to shave the thigh where the gum dots trap the skin on the leg and wipe these gum dots with a damp cloth as this moisture helps them stick and stay on…

I disagree: In many ways these stockings are better than many on the market, but there is one major problem. First, good. These are quality socks. I have bought 30-40mm Hg compression stockings and stockings which are clearly not the ones that provide minimal support; I have bought lower quality compression stockings which are causing me to completely lose feeling in my legs. This product is dense without cutting off blood flow and has had a noticeable effect on my symptoms. I wear compression…