🧦 Truform Short Length Surgical Stockings, Medium Beige, Open Toe, 18 mmHg Compression for Men and Women Review

Bought for my elderly mother who can no longer take diuretics. She is very happy with them which means she will wear them. I bought 2 pairs so I can wear one while the other washes. Might have to buy more. I don't seem to understand this concept. ;o) Excellent product.

For people like me with short legs, it's good to have compression stockings that are short enough. I had a regular length pair that gathered in my lap, knotted and became so uncomfortable that I had to take them off by lunchtime. Now I can wear them all day and my feet feel great - no more swelling.

I bought these because I have short legs and didn't want the stockings to roll down like I do with regular compression stockings. I don't know if I'm short or something, but both legs were badly injured and one leg developed a huge blister which the nurse is still treating. When you receive them, make sure you get one or two sizes larger than your usual size.

Just right for compression, I bought a few, my husband and I wear them every day. He needed her because of a varicose vein that was so bad he needed surgery. They were recommended by his doctor. I tried them because my legs get tired and they gave me energy. My mother-in-law also started using them. Her varicose veins are sometimes painful, so if she's on her feet all day, she wears them that day but usually sleeps in them.

Bought these for my husband who was having knee surgery and had to wear compression stockings for 3 weeks. They are very tight (as they should be) and difficult to put on, just like the ones he got from the hospital. They are thicker than the stockings provided by the hospital and I think they will do the trick. I can't imagine putting on compression stockings after surgery or during recovery so make sure you have someone else put them on for you.

I have a slight varicose vein in my left leg, which I'm trying to prevent. I ordered a pair of flats from Revain but they were too long and narrow at the knees and ankles. I even had to cut them off in both places so they could be worn. I read about Truform and they are much better. I have the cropped length in beige. 18 mmHg Art. are really all I need now and they are great. I'm glad I have the open toe style as it doesn't end at the ankle and fits comfortably on the foot while leaving the…

I have tried different types of compression stockings and they are very comfortable. Don't roll over or cut yourself. I had TKR and was dissatisfied with the socks the hospital had provided for the past 3 weeks. I had to stick them together with body glue to keep them from rolling, and that was always uncomfortable. Much worse than my knee. These socks are amazing and are the right mmhg for embolism prevention. The same strength as I have, but oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo…

I've had them for almost a month now and I still love them. Most compression stockings are too long so I have to roll up the top or the top band is too tight to begin with. That's a real problem for me because my left knee fought with third base about twenty years ago. (Third base won.) They're snug enough to stay on my feet, but not so tight that they tourniquet just below my knee, resulting in more knee swelling than I already have. It's pretty painful. I order the Wellko stockings at the…