🧦 Vitalsox VT6810: Italian Made Compression Sport Crew Socks with Silver Drystat for Ligament Support Review

My husband has been wearing vitalsox compression stockings for several years. This is my first pair but I will be ordering more. They are very comfortable and my feet feel so good!

I wear size 10 1/2 shoes and the large size fits me. I love her. They provide the arch support I need and help my legs recover from a long day.

It's decent. I'm 5ft 9" and the sock length from ankle to knee is too long. I have to tuck the top down an inch so they don't hit me in the middle of my kneecap (and I've tried both medium and large pairs). Compression works for me at any size. I prefer ankle-calf compression to a one-piece sock.

Compression light and not graduated: none at arch of foot, 10-15mmHg. in arch and lower leg < 10 mm Hg. in heel and ankle. If your swelling is minor and doesn't extend to your calves, you can try these. For medical grade lower leg compression socks, consider Ames Walker 130 for $13.

the only difference is the description and the style number (VT0810T, VT6810, VT5810). I bought all 3, there is no difference in the socks themselves. 75% Silver Polypropylene Dry Strength 10% Microsupreme Acrylic, 10% Nylon, 5% Lycra. So if you don't want a certain color, buy the cheapest pair. Vitalsox crew socks are all the same.