Mojo Unisex Medical Compression Socks 20-30mmHg – Knee High for Pain & Swelling, A601

I don't "do" reviews normally, but I always appreciate them so much when making my own buying decisions, so I thought, what the heck... I'll take a few minutes to tell people how grateful you are to have found this product! (Not paid to say that; didn't receive this product for free -- I swear.) I have lipedema (tree trunk legs, baby!) and struggle with regular edema, soreness, and general heaviness in my calves, feet, and ankles. If I get on a plane, it's about 1000x worse, but that's another story. Everyone has always told me to get compression socks, but I have not ONCE been able to find any that actually fit my ankles and calves without strangling them. For reference, I'm currently working with 18.5" ankles and 23.5" calves and got a 4X. I find they usually fit one measurement, but not the other; even when the measurements provided online or on the package suggest that they SHOULD fit me, they don't. Or they do, but feel like I'm going to end up LOSING circulation in my legs when the socks are supposed to promote the opposite. Well, folks, THESE. SOCKS. FIT. Cue the celebratory music. I've been wearing them at my desk while working from home, and the difference at the end of the day is incredible. I'll admit that I'm still too self-conscious to wear these to the gym or on days where I have to make an appearance in my office, but even just getting to wear them a few days out of the week has really helped. On office days, I put them on when I get home and then take them off before bed. My only complaint is that they still feel a little tight right at the top cut-off, but that is unfortunately always going to be the case with socks that offer this much compression. At least as far as I can tell. How else would they stay up, right? I'd imagine they have to have grip. I wish they were long enough for me to pull OVER my knees so that they weren't hitting such a fleshy part of the leg, but I've never seen such a sock, and they'd probably end up doing the same thing to my thigh anyway. But don't let that deter you from trying these -- I tend to be extra sensory-aware when it comes to garments touching my body and/or pinching fatty areas. I think the feeling exacerbates my lifelong body image issues and eating disordered brain more than anything else. Anyway, good luck, god speed, and enjoy the relief. LOL.

I was skeptical at first, but WOW! These fit PERFECTLY for my thiccc calves and average size feet. I did make sure to measure my calf size and matched it to the chart, so the fit is way more comfortable than expected. I've swollen legs and ankles and had to gamble on a pair of compression stockings that would fit around my calves. These do the trick! They're comfortable and feels like they're actually compressing instead of other socks I've tried that just feel too loose or not compressing enough. Best part is, they come all the way up to rest just under the knees (I'm only 5'1" so sometimes socks are too small or too big) and actually hold in place, no slippage. Truly no complaints here. If you're a short, thick person, these are definitely worth trying out! I'm really impressed.

I have a couple pairs of the calf compression sleeves and I really like them. I was expecting the same level of quality and fit from the socks and they almost met my expectation. The two problems I have are the "toe" seam and the overall length. the toe seam that closes the tube and makes it a sock is place on the very end of the sock. this aligns the seam with top of my toes at the edge of my toenails. I unfortunately can then feel this seam throughout the day. If the seam was moved to the underside of the sock where my toes bend I wouldn't notice the seam then. The second problem is that the sock is too short for me. I have large calves that have a length from the bottom of my foot to the top of my calf of approximately 17.5 inches. The sock almost reaches the top of my calf, and because it doesn't cover the top will slide down while wearing them during an 8 hour shift. because of this I probably won't by another pair of the socks and just stick to the calve compression sleeves. This is a disappointment because I do like these socks and really wish I was more comfortable in them.

These were purchased for my husband. Currently he has circulatory issues with his legs. As an RN I was trying to find a compression sock that is actually made for a heavy person. I found these and noted that they come in larger sizes and are fitted by calf measurement not foot length. This is very important. Second they do not cause a deep crease at the ankle we call tourniquet ankle. My husband loves them and we are noticing an improvement in his legs. Highly recommend and will be directing patients with the same issues to these compression socks.

When they come in as the correct size, they're wonderful but lately it seems like a 50/50 chance that the sizing isn't the same from package to package. For example, I ordered 4 pairs of the same size and style, just different colors. The black and gray will not stay up above my calf and don't come close to reaching my knee, where as the red and green ones are perfect. This has happened multiple times but it's never the same color so I'm not sure if they're packaged incorrectly or different sizes are being swapped out based on what I order. These are perfect for being on my feet 12-18 hour days, when they are the size I ordered.

Very nice quality!!!

These are not knee high compression socks. They only go half way up my leg and I checked the measurements. I’ve bought these multiple times in the past and never had trouble with them. I LOVE my mojo compression socks. I’ve worked in surgery for 7yrs now and worn these consistently and I replace the regularly. This time I ordered them through Amazon and they slide down my legs and the seam in the toes is very noticeable and irritates my feet as well. I’m super bummer but about it.

They are fit to size and work great!!