Comfortable And Effective: Truform Thigh High Compression Stockings With Dot-Top And Open Toe For Men And Women Review

I was very satisfied with the quality of Trueform compression stockings, and the price was so reasonable as compared to other brands and what you might think you have to pay in special pharmacies and at vein clinics. Don't be afraid to order these, they are just the same quality even though they're much more economical. I had to get the 30-40 strength, and they are really difficult to get on, but that is what is required, just toughen up to the task, it's only once a day. The tougher strength…

These run WAY smaller than other brands and I'm going to have to give away the ones that I bought. I bought the size that this site said should be my size and my legs turned blue after about an hour from being too extremely tight. Buying the same size in another brand fit perfectly, so just be warned that these will run smaller than other brands.

I ordered a size up after reading other reviews. Unless you have 0% body fat and have super skinny thighs then these are not for you. The top band is WAY too tight for a normal leg, even in an XL. They are also too narrow and long at the ankle. I had to actually cut them off. After wearing them for 6 hours the band at the topp starts to roll and cut off the circulation in your leg. Not so great. I would stick to the pantyhose and just cut the feet off. In fact that's what I just reordered…

I ordered my size from the chart with high compression but could not get them on, so I had to return. Will reorder in a larger size with less compression.

Compression was form fitting and held its shape. The sizing on the box on the images posted is different from the box I received and it is uncomfortable.

Ok to wear around the house but forget wearing them out. The first problem is it takes about 8 to 10 minutes to put them on. Unless you have very firm thighs the band around the thigh creates a bulge. The open toe concept doesn't work, the bottom portion tends to roll up then you slip your foot into a shoe. I think the best bet is regular support stockings even if you have bulging vains.

I received the product in a package that was ripped from the bottom and already opened. The product was much smaller than the XL I ordered. Yes, I am aware that compression stockings are supposed to look small because they have to be tight and yes, I made sure to order the right measurements that I needed. I have pairs in my size so I know what they look like when they come new. The size I received was completely out of the question.

I had to wear these stockings after treatment for varicose veins and they were all I expected. I wore them before the procedures and they really helped my legs the whole day long!

My husband bought a pair for me and I do love these but I only gave it four stars because I do have to cut off the feet on the count of how uncomfortable they feel while wearing workout shoes (which is the only time I wear these socks when running or working out) My legs feel better not as much R L S at night and helps a lot with my veins. I'm 5'4 between 145-150 lbs and the mediums fit well. This is my second pair and they hold up very well in the regular wash I throw them in a cold cycle and…

Ive worn compression stockings or two pregnancies now, and really like these. I needed the higher mm Hg compression b/c my veins were worsening, and i was sick of the full length ones i owned. Anyhow, ive ound putting them on inside out is best, and to expect some creasing beind the knee throughout the day. Just a quick adjustment in the restroom, and away ya go.the top band is quite effective overall.

Awesome ! They stay in place and don't move at all, even after a 12 hour shift. I just purchased my third pair. The dot-top may dig into the skin during movement or bending.

I am 5'4" and 11 weeks pregnant with my 3rd child. I weigh about 150 at this point. Like other reviews recommended, I went with one size larger than I usually wear (so I purchased a Medium). I need compression hose due to a superficial blood clot that developed with my last pregnancy. In the past I used 20-30 mmhg, but I decided to try stronger support this time. They were SUPER difficult to put on. It took me two or three tries to get them on. Then the tops would not stay up. They rolled down…

This stocking was terrible. I went to a medical supply store with certified stocking fitters. I had measured myself correctly and purchased the right size based on the product chart, but this stocking fit poorly. It started rolling down my thigh after 2 days use and was terribly uncomfortable. The store told me they used to stock Truform but stopped because of the company's poor quality control. If you have to wear a compression stocking like this one, it is worth it to spend more on a quality…

Super tight! I mean very thick and extremely tight. Need them for EVLT and sclerotherapy. My Dr. loves how tight they are. She says, the tighter the better. Disposable gloves does make it a bit easier to pull them up. I wash them in cold water in machine and hang to dry. No runs or tears yet. I have been using them so far from Feb - June.

This was my third attempt to get some relief for my pregnancy-induced varicose veins. This product does the job. It stays up and takes away the pain. As you would imagine, it gets annoying to have one of these on all day, but it's much better than the throbbing without it. Some, but minimal bunching behind the key which can irritate. Much less than the other two socks I used.