🧦 Celeste Stein Therapeutic Compression Socks: Nude, 8-15 mmHg - Improve Circulation & Comfort with 1 Pair Review

Stay Up. Not too tight or binding. There were no more red spots on the leg. Wear them every day. Wash in the sink with warm soapy water.

Based on customer feedback, I decided to purchase for my mother. As she said (in her review), she compared them to pure energy tights. They are a perfect match for my mother. compression socks. They are 8-15mmHg, I hope this helps with the decision. Thank you to whoever wrote this review

Lightweight compression stockings that are easy to put on. I hand wash them and let them air dry. There was a couple who got a big hole in the floor when they stepped on a piece of broken glass. My legs still hurt a little but these are the only compression stockings I can tolerate on my legs and feet. The socks helped with the swelling. I like the nude color.

I was very skeptical at first. The compression is harder than 8-15 so the first attempt to put it on was bumpy so I just gave up and decided to write it off. But today I took them back, hand stretched them, and they went well and are comfortable after a few hours of wear. I have to wear them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so I scoop them up quickly and always look for a bargain. Yes, I will buy these again.

I reordered them because I like them but they are not what I bought before. The Celeste Stein compression stockings that I had previously purchased gave me the gentle compression I needed. But this new order was not the same product. The compression is too tight and the fabric is heavier. So disappointed. I have narrow feet and calves and the band was so tight it hurt and left a huge dent under my knee. People with wider feet and calves will never be able to wear them. Why did you change the…

These are women's pants socks renamed to compression socks. They don't have jersey on the heel, it's a straight tube which should give you an idea of their lack of compression. About the same compression as Sheer Energy Tights. So if that's what you want and if you have a slim calf and small foot like others have mentioned they might work for you, just overpriced. They come in a small plastic bag about the size of a pair of pant socks and not nearly the size of the other compression stockings I

I use them when doing volunteer work that requires standing for hours and they really help prevent swelling in my ankles and lower legs. I have narrow legs and they are snug but not tight. Those with large legs and calves will likely find them unsuitable. I like that the toe box remains wide instead of narrowing to a thin point. This gives enough room for your toes, but don't pull your socks too tight over your toes. They offer more support than support stockings, but are not durable…

I work in a large retail store and walk 6-8 hours a day on concrete. At the age of 53, concrete hurt my legs a lot. Then I remembered something about how nurses often wear support stockings to support their legs. My work involves a lot of squatting, kneeling and sometimes on the floor. All that up and down results in the hose being pulled down, which can be annoying, not to mention having to pull it back every time you go to the bathroom. which can be quite a challenge in the summer months. So…