JOBST Relief Thigh High 15-20 mmHg Compression Stockings, Open Toe with Silicone Dot Band

Pretty helpful for dysautonomia/POTS. Provides temporary reduction of the aching legs, fatigue, and groggy feeling. But, if I wear it for a full day, or two back to back days, my legs start to hurt a little more and I get small bruises. (I can't really blame this product too much, POTS is a stinker like that, you can never really win.)Anyway, the construction is wonderful, and since the two legs are not connected it's much easier to put on. I still need to lay down to put them on or I feel like I might pass out, but they do a good job and are comfortable once you get used to the feeling.

Worth the cost! I have worn compression stockings for multiple pregnancies. These by far are the best I have purchased. Not super had to get on. Thick material so less likely to snag or tear. Good compression but not too much. LOVE the open toes! And the go all the way to the top of my thigh not half way. And I love the comfort of the band at the tip. I don’t feel like they are going to roll down my legs like others o have used. I am extremely happy with these and I will be purchasing more. I am 5’4” 145lbs and purchased a medium

I bought these for varicose veins during my pregnancy. When I put them on before getting out of bed, they really help the pain and make my legs feel better. I am 5'5" and I can pull these up so they are touching my underwear if I really pull and stretch, or I can moderately pull and they hit me mid-thigh.Positives: After multiple washings (hung out to dry), they are maintaining their elasticity and fit. They do the job without feeling like my circulation is cut off; reduced pain from varicose veins. They match my skin tone, so I have actually worn them out without feeling too odd.Negatives: Not for active wear - I walk two miles each day and do not wear these while doing so because they slide down and crease behind the knee so I have to stop and adjust them (not optimal in the middle of a park). They are warm, but that is totally expected. In order to be hardy enough to compress, they are thick, so it's like wearing pants (not great for 100 degree summer weather).

I had a vein procedure done to my legs and the dr said I needed compression stockings. These are perfect! I ordered a medium. I usually wear size 6/8 petite bottoms. I’m 5’1 and they were a little long. Overall, they were very comfortable and stayed in place on my thighs. They were fitted but not so tight that they were uncomfortable.

Best product for me! I am 150 lbs and 5’ 3” purchased size Medium and really fit wonderful. I work as a cashier at a grocery store and 68 years old. Only complaint might be they can get warm very fast. Not sure about wearing this summer in Florida.

These are nice and thick, soft, not see through, seem like they’d hold up well, and best of all come up higher on my thigh than others! Unfortunately, after less than an hour of wear I noticed my ankles felt heavy- no foot compression and not enough compression in the ankles if you have more slender ankles and are using for varicose veins (pregnancy related for me). I have vein issues even into my ankle and foot in one leg and these made them feel worse. Wanted to love! Probably work great for certain body types :) the search continues

These are the most comfortable compression hose I've ever worn (Due to a DVT I've used several other Jobst styles in the past as well as very inferior no-names and the awful TED stockings they give you in the hospital). They are also the easiest to get on thanks to their very stretchy knit and defined heel pocket. I was able to put these on 3 weeks after total hip replacement using only a grabber (see my review of that too) as an aid whereas with other types I had to get someone else to put them on for me. They hose are fairly thick, so come summer here in Texas might become too hot (as do all hose) but they do offer significant support. Underneath pants or a long dress, nobody will know you are wearing them, although for a dressy event or with a summer dress I would want to wear one of the more sheer styles. So far they, after two weeks, they still stay up, but once the silicone dots no longer grip then apparently Jobst It Stays Roll-On Body Adhesive does the trick. Finally, and not insignificantly, these hose are substantially cheaper than the dressier compression stockings. I do not regret buying these in any way.

These actually DO stay up! Easy to wash and care for. Seem to be holding up through several washings. I line dry them- they say to not use fabric softener on them and since I use dryer sheets, well, they dry overnight so it's not an issue. Definitely get the open toe! The closed toe style gets a bit tight around your toes as the day wears on. I have severe venous insufficiency and these definitely help with leg aches and swelling as I stand all day at work (massage therapy). I am having a procedure to remove the faulty veins within the next 3 weeks but in the meantime, these stockings definitely help with the discomfort! I will say they go all the way up your thigh- we're talking all the way to your bikini line! I am 5'6", as a reference.