🩲 Truform Surgical Stockings: 18 mmHg Compression, Thigh High Length, Open Toe, White, X-Large - for Men and Women Review

However, they fit well over the entire leg and hips; They continued to slide down to my knees. It was annoying to pick them up every time I left. I do NOT recommend. The ones I got in the hospital after knee surgery were 100 times better. It was a waste of money.

I had to wear them after a cosmetic procedure because of the veins on my legs. I thought they wouldn't stay on my feet and to my surprise they did. The size is accurate, I measured my foot with a tape measure according to the online instructions and ordered from the size chart. I found these compression stockings to be excellent quality at a really great price. I recommend this product.

This is the worst product I have ever bought from you. I just got a new knee and needed XL socks. I had L socks. These XL socks were tighter than the L pair and my operated leg had a horrible bruise! My husband refuses to pack and send them back because he is so tired of taking care of me. And it hurts so much it's not worth the time or energy. But you MUST take them off the market, they are awful!

I am a 31 year old active female who had knee surgery last week. The compression stockings my doctor gave me (and told me to wear them all the time) were too long and itchy. These stockings are like a first class upgrade to what I had. They are soft and comfortable. I followed the size chart and they fit true to size. For reference, I'm 5'4", 165 lbs. Here are my measurements: ankle girth is 8 1/4", calf girth is 15" and thigh girth is 19" and medium fits perfectly.

If you need to use more than a week to prevent DVT after surgery, this may not be for you. The material is more durable than the cheap ones that hospitals overcompensate for. It lasted about a week, then the compression above the knee went away. They will not stand on their hips to provide protection. You give your arms a job by constantly pulling them up. I ended up having to buy from a local medical supply store because they arrived much later than expected. Knee socks can be used for support

These are good compression stockings, I wore them for several weeks after the operation. They lasted much longer than the ones they gave me at the hospital. I removed a start because the elastic at the top that is supposed to hold it on the hip is weak and I found that after an hour or so it started rolling down from thigh to knee. Even after hand washing and air drying, the top elastic never recovered and always dangled a bit. While this was a minor inconvenience, the stockings provided all…

I just received the embolism prevention stockings as I had pain in my legs from sitting every day and was immediately disappointed when I tried them on. The box looked premium, but it wasn't. The elastic hem of the stocking was visibly misaligned, leaving too much slack where you need to pull the most. Less than 2 minutes after walking, the left side began to drop to the knee, and after 20 minutes the right side also started to drop. Stretching did the same. I measured my foot prior to purchase

I SENT THE WRONG COLOR. The WHITE order was because I was replacing what I was given at the hospital. I am 48 hours post op. I have no choice but to use the ones sent and I need to buy another pair in WHITE. At the hospital it was mentioned that I was 'between sizes' and the cutting/tying process to the size the nurse chose left painful red streaks on the inside. Hips. No discomfort from surgery but stockings that are too small and cut into the flesh meant trying to tighten/flatten them rather…