Premium Thigh High Compression Stockings, Made in USA, for Women and Men - 20-30mmHg Support Review

Why oh why are they so long? The larger the size, the longer the length. Why? Just because I have XL feet doesn't mean I'm 6ft! I have my toes in the heel, the rest of the stocking hangs from the tips of my toes (see picture), and the top of the stocking is rolled up as high as my thigh will fit. Ridiculous.

I have used support hoses for many years. The quality of this product is very good. The materials they are made of are good and provide the necessary support to the vessels. BUT. If someone needs stockings that are three times their thigh height, they most likely don't have skinny thighs. Everything fit well except for the part of the thigh that dug about an inch into my thighs and was quite painful. Should be more funnel-shaped and adjustable would be ideal.

I bought 3 pairs of over the knee boots for surgery and had to wear them 10 days in a row. I felt like 6 hoses would help me meet the required time. After the first hand wash and natural drying, the elastic no longer sticks to the thigh. I had to constantly make adjustments. I had to send these tubes back but I was stranded and needed them badly to recover from my surgery. Now I need to make a second leg and need to buy an extra hose that suits my needs. Attention buyers, this is unreliable.

I had knee surgery and my doctor advised me to wear compression stockings to reduce swelling when I get back on my feet. I'm amazed at how much they not only help with swelling but also help me a little with my recovery. I'm 6 feet tall, 205 pounds. & after taking the requested measurements I found that I fall in the middle of a large size which fits perfectly. They really helped and made me look like I have a GIJoe leg as I only wear it on the leg I had the procedure on. After reading some…

I have vein surgery and need pressure 20 - 30mmHg thigh high compression stockings, the doctor's office charges $80 so I was happy to find them at that price and have them made in the USA! They do exactly what they are supposed to do, yes they are tight and difficult to put on, but they should work after surgical compression. My leg is wrapped in a bandage under my stocking. I used the size chart and ordered XL which works great. I'm 5ft 7in and the length was perfect. Yes they are very…

I've been wearing these compression stockings for several years now, I always buy Revain and change them every 5-6 months and they were good quality, durable, easy to clean and affordable. My first evaluation was very positive and reflected my satisfaction. However, the last two pairs I bought in June 2020 are a completely different product. After a few days they are not tight enough and do not compress as described, which is why I had night cramps in my calves, which I did not have with…

These were horrible super thin stretchy stockings that would clump up every time I tried to adjust them, they would clump up and hurt from the extra pressure and still left my legs fully swollen. Except for the areas where the compression would be just under the patella and thighs where there would be extra material because there was so much extra material to stretch, I could have 20 foot legs and still not fully stretch those sheer fabrics . made super thin stockings. So it didn't matter how…

New to Compression Socks I have bought 3 brands looking for best value for money for consistent use. Absolute Support $25, Medieven $40, and Therafirm Ease $90. I measured 9" ankle, 16" calf, 24-25" thigh and 28-29" floor to thigh. The most interesting thing about compression stockings is that all brands have different size charts! So be sure to take a tape measure with you! I was measured at a local medical supply company where I bought a pair of Therafirm Ease; they are light, hold the belt…