ZTL Thigh High Compression Stockings Women Men, 30-40 mmHg

These are very nice compression hose. I normally wear an extra small and I ordered these in small and they are super tight at the ankle and foot.Almost too tight to put on. Yes, these are supposed to be tight, that's the idea of compression. Next time, I would definitely order one size up. The quality is great.The color is great. That they stay up with no problem. I tried stretching the bottom part out with my hands. I was finally able to get them over my feet and ankles, but they were cutting into the foot. My favorite stocking of this type is Sigvarus. Which costs much more. For the price point, these are great stockings.Just order one size up.

So far these seem to be staying up pretty good

I'm very petite (5' tall, 110 lb) with primary lymphedema in both legs. I've swollen into the smallest size of both Jobst & Mediven 30-40mmhg socks for years; my doctor was ready to give up and send me for custom compression, but I ordered these to try. These are the most graduated compression I've ever been able to get! They fit everywhere, and my legs are actually the same size at the end of the day! The top band is slightly tight, but it hasn't left red marks or irritation on my thighs. They're flatwoven like the Mediven ones I've worn, which I like, and also stretchier than jobst, so they're easy to get on. I'm so thrilled to be able to wear normal socks again, too. I'll be buying these again when my current pairs stretch out!

I'm impressed. When I first opened the package I totally thought they wouldn't be tall enough but I'm 5'9" 229lbs and they got all the way from under my ankle bone to my uppermost inner thigh! They are super tight on my thighs but I'm sure they'll stretch out. Very warm if I'm standing still but I get a breeze through them when I walk. They are mostly opaque but see through where they're stretched the most

Bought this for swollen pregnancy legs. It provided with immediate support and you can totally feel it. I measured my thigh and did get the right size. But I think either compression socks just cannot be perfect or if you're wearing it you're not expected to walk or something, it hurts really bad at the top where there's little rubber dots that anchors it from sliding down your thigh. I couldn't tolerate wearing it again, so kind of a waste of money. Maybe it's perfect for someone with DVT or cardiogenic swollen feet and can stay sedentary, but I feel if you have to be up and about and have some swelling down your legs (isn't that why we bought it?) just be aware there's gonna be some great pain and possible skin complications when you take it down