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These Compression Socks feature a 20-30mmHg graduated compression level, designed to reduce swelling and improve circulation. With a knee-high, open-toe design and high-quality YKK zippers, they provide all-day comfort and support in a range of sizes from Medium to 4XL.
L**D
Solid quality; not too easy to get into, but doable ...
I like these. I will likely purchase a second pair, despite a few issues (none of them are deal breakers). Details follow ...I'm no stranger to compression stockings. I was diagnosed a few years ago with chronic venous insufficiency. No varicose veins, no DVT -- just faulty valves that result in reflux that can (and has) caused tissue breakdown, stasis ulcers, and other unpleasantness.I was prescribed stockings by my vascular specialist, and at the encouragement of the tech at the medical supply place where I ordered my *exorbitantly* expensive custom zipper knee highs, I tried several "over the counter" brands in the same strength as my prescription, including some non-zipper ones as well as 2 different zipper brands.I like these the best as they seem to fit the best of the two brands I tried. I really prefer closed toe socks, but I can wear "regular" socks over these if needed. But the material is excellent quality and the zipper is definitely sturdy enough to withstand the effort needed to get into these.A few tips:1. They run a little small. My calves measure 19.5" and ankles measure just a hair over 12". I *should* be able to fit in the XL. I ordered 2XL, and I'm glad I did. There's no way I could have gotten myself into the smaller size. I would say that unless you're at the *bottom* of the size range in calf measurement, GO UP A SIZE. You won't be sorry. These fit nicely and come up to just below my knee without binding.2. They are REALLY tough to get on. I'm single, live alone, and let's just say I have a bit more real estate and tonnage than I should, so I'm not terribly lithe and flexible. Add in some rather severe arthritis (hands and shoulders) and things kind of go downhill from there. That said, I was able to get myself into these with no help. Pay no attention to the photo above showing the slim young thing easily pulling up the zipper with two fingers. Ain't gonna happen. You first have to get your foot inserted, and you need to make sure you have the heel in the right place. Then you have to pull the sides of the zipper together as best you can and HOLD them together as you zip a bit. Then HOLD the zipper tab in place while you again pull the sides of the zipper together and do the next bit. Keep going until you reach the top, pulling "up" as you move along. I can do about 3"-4" at a time, and the tab does occasionally "escape" so I have to repeat a section or two. Patience will help. I'm hoping this will get easier over time (I'm on day 5 with these).3. The foot section below the heel tends to "bunch" and that can cause some finding around your arch. Be careful when slipping into shoes/socks to keep that section smooth. You will thank me later.A word about the zipper. I'm always a little nervous about whether or not the zippers in compression socks can take the daily assault involved in getting these suckers on -- the pulling, stretching, etc. So far, I've had no problems or noticed any issues with the zippers in these. They seem to be VERY strong -- so don't be afraid to give it a tug if needed to get the sock over your heel, or whatever.So that's it -- be prepared for a real physical workout getting into these, and do be careful with sizing -- order up a size if in doubt. I like them, and will likely order a second pair. They'll be great for travel when I can't take my "sock donner" to help me get into non-zip socks.
M**
Return item. Not needed.
Never use item decided I don't need it anymore. Nice item and fast shipping
S**Y
No comment
Like but little to tight
J**.
Stockings get longer with use..soon they are into the knee joint
The stockings are great buy but after 8 washings they start to creep up the leg into the knee joint.. really annoying. The length out of the box seems to have increased. After a while they are not really wearable.... I am 6' tall. They barely fit for a while then they seem to grow in length.
G**
Easy to put on
Having the zipper up the side makes all the difference in the world my husband had knee replacement surgery and had to get the swelling down I couldn't get a regular compression sock on him and neither could he but these he can do by himself
C**
Zippered support stocking
They are wonderful I just wish I would have ordered one size bigger but they are great
S**R
Zipper digs into my legs.
Zipper may help get these on, but then the zipper is very uncomfortable, digging into my leg. The zipper also prevents smoothing the stocking along the leg. A total waste of money. Wish I had not tried them on, or they would be going back.
V**D
Good
Fine
A**R
Perfect choice
The best
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