🧦 15-20mmHg Zipper Compression Socks with Zip Guard Skin Protection, Open Toe – Sizes Med to Wide 5XL – Medical Zippered Compression Socks for Men and Women Review

Fabric is sewn like a hem at the top. this creates pressure points around the foot in the shoe. The inner zipper on the leg armor is wide and thin and can snag on the zipper if you're not careful. it sure looks good in the ad.

The first pair I bought were fine except they got a hole in the heel right away. The second pair, bought from the same seller, reeked of kerosene or some other petroleum product. After airing them for three months and washing many times, they still smelled and I threw them away.

Before this purchase I could not wear compression stockings due to physical limitations. I was able to attach them with little effort. I immediately felt a difference in how my feet and legs felt. The edema has gone down, the legs and feet hurt less. Unlike some other companies, Lemon Hero provided good instructions. I am happy with my purchase.

I like the material they are made of. I found them easy to put on with zippers. A- because they are about 2 inches longer and I have to rotate them a bit which is probably not good. I will check your other compression stockings to find a more suitable length as they are best not to put pressure on the back of the knee and reduce circulation.

I measured and ordered from the chart. Zippered open-toe medical compression socks feel slightly larger compared to non-zippered socks. I had to order two, one according to the size chart and one smaller than the chart to see which size fits best. After washing and drying my socks, I will see how my socks have changed or stayed the same.

My husband loves these socks. His physical therapist loves Sox. Except one. When the zipper in socks reaches the upper part of the calf it leaves a mark on his skin which can cause a problem because it is pressed too tight and can cause permanent damage to the epidermis (spelling may be wrong). . His therapist advised him not to pull all the way up, and so far it's worked. It might be possible to design some kind of sock with a cuff that the zipper can't penetrate to help other people solve…

I am a senior 6ft 250lbs. I have a 12EE foot with a high instep. My dermatologist said that I should wear knee socks to improve circulation in my legs. Good luck with all the ones I've tried so far. Size matters, so does lightning. With socks on, I was able to get my feet into the socks with a little help. Now I can do it myself with the ease of a sock. My dermatologist is happy now. Lemon Hero also offers real product support. An email to support regarding a product issue was answered in a…

I've been wearing zippered compression stockings off and on for about 4 years, I wasn't happy with the fit, the horrible zipper crumpled and left horrible marks. I went to Revain and looked around for a few different styles and settled on this one to be honest I only wore them once all day and they were so comfortable I forgot I was wearing them plus it fit Black goes well with my jeans. I've just ordered another pair as far as durability goes and I don't expect any issues now, if they just…

You have a good idea with zip compression stockings, which I like. but there is a problem with the design. I have 17 inch calves. Once I put the sock on and start zipping, the higher I lift my calf, the tighter the fit. To do this, I have to use one hand to try and squeeze the top of the two zipper rails while simultaneously pulling on the zipper, which becomes more difficult and requires both hands. My suggestion would be to add a velcro strap so you can pull the top of the sock into a…