Review on Copper Compression Socks For Women & Men Circulation (6 Pairs) 15-20 MmHg Is Best For Athletics, Support, Cycling, Nurse by Sonja Garcia

After hearing how helpful compression socks are for people with certain health conditions or those who are on their feet more than most people, I decided to give these a try. (They were highly recommended by my POTS group to help with blood pressure and blood pooling in the legs) These are the first compression socks I've ever tried so I don't have anything else to compare them too but oh, my, word. I immediately noticed a significant change in how I felt the first day I wore them. My blood doesn't pool un in my legs when I'm wearing them, I'm not having NEARLY as many blood pressure drops when I wear then, and I've noticed that I'm able to stay on my feet longer without getting dizzy or faint while wearing them. I was concerned about wearing knee high socks in warmer weather but even thigh they're tight and pretty thick, the fabric is surprisingly breathable and my legs still stay cool even with the socks and pants on. Not to mention, the designs are adorable and even though I've been an ankle sock gal my whole life, these are EXTREMELY comfortable. I'm 5'5" and 120# so I got a size small and they fit perfect. The price was no more than a regular pack of socks bit considering how great they are, I would have been willing to pay more just bc the number of pairs you get, the comfort, and the health benefits I've experienced. If you wanting to try compression socks I would HIGHLY recommend these first.