2X-Large NuVein Surgical Stockings - 18MmHg Embolic Recovery Support, Unisex Knee High Fit, Closed Toe White Review

I have used all sorts of compression socks over the past ten years or so due to venous insufficiency which has resulted in varicose veins and swelling. The swelling is worst when it is humid out, or if I have been doing a lot of sitting (like in a computer chair, or restaurant chair) or prolonged standing. Beyond that, they are great even just to energize the legs (though this pair is not made for that).I buy compression socks often as I wear them daily, as I dont want to have to keep rewashing

These look like I've got white tights on. They're fairly easy to put on for compression stockings. They are adorable and my fingers don't poke through them, and the material is not the kind that is easy to run.The feet are too long though, and I probably should have went with the toeless. I wear a size 10 + mens, are 11 in women's shoes so I don't have short feet but these are several inches too long. I have just been wanting up the extra and putting it in the hands of my shoes but that may not

I like this mild compression stocking when I need just a light pressure on my legs, such as a short drive or when my legs are feeling extra tired. However, I occasionally suffer from pretty bad edema in my feet and legs and for those times I really need a lot more compression. The material is pretty thin and light but it is comfortable and easy to get on and off. The really only thing I’m not crazy about is when I’m wearing dress shoes, they seem almost slippery and I feel like my feet are…

These were really comfortable. I wore them two days in a row while hiking, walking around town, and just around the house. They are light, and very moderately restrictive with loose toes. They held up really pretty well, only on the second day did they begin to stretch out.The downside of these, is they are over the knee, but refused to stay over the knee and rolled pretty quickly. I wish there was a better way to get compression hose to stay up. Other than this, I will wash them and they will…

These so called compression socks are so thin that they do absolutely nothing to help your circulation.plus the foot part is too small to make it up to your ankle.So I cut the foot part off and put them on and was still able to pull them all the way up to my knees !Look elsewhere if you want "REAL" Compression socks because my legs did not feel any different after 3 different days of wearing these, but when I got some " REAL" Compression socks my circulation got better.junk

I'm on my feet over 10-12 hours a day and my legs and feet really feel it. I tried the XL knee high compression socks and they fit but felt way to tight for everyday wear eventhough I went by their size chart. So I thought I'd give these a try in 3x (I'm 5'10 180 pounds). I have long legs, I'm tall and you can see in the photo these COME WAY UP OVER MY KNEE and fit like thigh highs which are way to hot to wear out right now.My other concern is the bunching of the heel in the back (2nd photo), I

I think the problem is I have really big calves compared to most people. It is almost impossible to find support socks that will fit over them, as the compression does not allow much stretch. These have compression, so for what they are, they are probably really good if you can get them on. I don't really want to downgrade them because I can't get them to work, but I'm also afraid I will poke a hole in them trying to get them on.I may end up buying one of those gadgets that assists with getting

I wear a size 8 in sandals and got at a size small. These compression socks are ok. I like that they are a little loose on my lower foot towards my toes but do wish they had more compression towards my calf. I have pretty wimpy calf’s though so it makes it hard to find a tight enough pair. These are more thin and remind me of a pair you would get after a phlebectomy procedure (I work in surgery) which makes it easier for my feet to breathe compared to other compression socks that are thicker.

My Wife ordered these for her Aunt, who needed them. In the past, we had actually ordered a variety of compression stockings for her Aunt, but would run into issues when it came to the fit. She needs a larger size, and granted compression stockings are meant to be tight, but they'd usually run a bit too small. To the point that they weren't really usable. But these actually fit true to size, as far as plus size compression socks would go. Her Aunt recommends them, so we'd recommend them.

These fit very well -I am a size 3x in pants, and I have one ankle that is enlarged. Most graduated compression or compression socks are very difficult or impossible to get over that ankle but I have no problem with these.These feel very good and they don't cut into me anywhere. The come up above my calves and don't cut into my knees, or roll down. They are tight enough to work though, and do a good job of keeping my feet from swelling.These are not so delicate that I worry about running or…

Got these for my dad who has trouble with circulation. He says they make his legs feel good but are incredibly hard to get on. He and my mom are in their 80's and he said it took both of them 2 hours to get it past his foot. I'm sure this is an exaggeration but they really are extremely tight. He does not have fat legs and these were an XL. Goes well past the calf and over his knee. He folded them over so they'd rest below his knees.

I ordered these compression socks because I've been having trouble with some varicose veins that I have on the back of my legs between the lower calf and heel.I do notice an alleviation from the soreness/burning, caused by the varicose veins, when I have compression type stockings/socks on.I ordered a size Large because my calf circumference (I have big calf muscles) is just over 15". You really do need to check the size chart and measure the thickest part of you calf for the most accurate…

These are really comfortable and perform well as described, but you really need to be sure to purchase the proper size; especially the calf measurement. Otherwise, they will keep slipping down over time. Other than that, the socks are well made with no other issues in the product design.

Got this for my Mom, she is a smaller lady but finds size small too small for her legs. She is able to get it on her leg but it is too tight for her. Will need to order a size medium for her and it should fit better.

My wife isn't actually a candidate for compression socks - or so she thought; but she tried these and she LOVES the way they feel! They are such a superior quality when compared to the regular hose she's worn, and they feel fantastic on. She's a convert!

There are a lot of reasons to wear compression socks. Varicose veins, leg ulcers (referred to specifically as venous leg ulcers), or leg swelling (edema), as well as those with circulatory problems. Risks of clots can be reduced by wearing compression socks. I am a walker and find they help reduce leg strain but I ALWAYS wear them when traveling by air. Prolonged sitting and unable to stretch or move properly puts you at risk for DVT's. Many pilots and flight attendants were them.I prefer the…

The fit on these were a little long for me. They went up to slightly above my knee where it rolls down and creates the painful pinching at the knee joint like some knee highs do.The compression level was correct, and everything felt the way that it should aside from being slightly long.Like all tights, these take longer to put on than regular socks, so give yourself at least a minute for each foot when getting dressed for the day.Like many new from the package items these feel a bit itchy if…

Great for helping with general leg fatigue. The small fits correctly on a size 6 womens foot. They seem to be very well made and clearly are run resistant; perfect for everyday wear with slacks.

My wife isn't actually a candidate for compression socks - or so she thought; but she tried these and she LOVES the way they feel! They are such a superior quality when compared to the regular hose she's worn, and they feel fantastic on. She's a convert!