Jomi Compression Stockings For Women 20-30 mmHg Open Toe, Made in USA, Graduated Thigh High Compression Socks Women, Premier Opaque Support Stockings For Men, Silicone Dot Top Band, 241 (X-Large, Beige)

I bought these both in black and beige. For some reason the black fit better and no wrinkling behind knees, the beige seem like they are longer on my leg which is uncomfortable, it causes wrinkling and the constant pulling up is annoying. But, as far as compression stockings go, and who likes wearing them??? These are comfortable, made well, feel good on the leg and supportive. I walk about 26 miles a week and discovered by wearing a thigh sleeve along with the compression stockings I do not have to keep pulling on them and look weird to passerby's. Wish compression stockings came in short/long/extra long so there was a choice. To help put them on I use a stocking donner, really helps!!!

Due to my wife's leg varicosities, we finally decided to purchase compression socks. We obtained an MD's prescription. What I write below may be of help but please note that the description applies to my wife and may or may not apply to you due to your particular medical situation. Take much care that you don't cause injury to yourself in forcing them on. We first tried our local pharmacy for thigh-high compression socks (they were 16 mmHg compression) and they were horribly difficult to put on. Our primary care physician (PCP) had tried compression socks and had given up trying to put them on. After 2 days we brought the pharmacy-bought socks back for a refund. We then purchased on-line Jomi compression Thigh high 20-30 mmHg open toe socks about ten days ago. My wife struggled to put them on and finally succeeded with much effort but her first attempt took 30 minutes. She had put them on as if they were normal socks. She was really worn out by the effort and I was worried she would injure her legs. I groaned when I saw how difficult it was to put on and was tempted to tell her to give up on it. Bottom line: she now puts the Jomi socks on with relative ease and takes only about 3-4 minutes per leg. Here is what we did: -1) Measure very carefully according to the chart so that you get the proper size. -2) Study the video provided over and over (sorry it is so short) to get the idea of how to properly put the compression socks on. -3) Invert the socks (turn the socks inside-out) except for the foot part. This is crucial to be done. You will now have the socks completely inside-out with the foot part not inside-out. I know this sounds very confusing. You will have a tube (the foot part) within a tube (the inverted sock). -4) Slide your foot into the foot part of the sock while holding the heel part. You will not be struggling with the sock as it is inverted and not yet on the foot. -5) Start unraveling the inverted sock over your foot. -6) Make sure the foot part is now properly situated on your foot. There must be no wrinkles. -7) Invert the rest of the sock up your leg; also making sure that there are no wrinkles.I know this sounds confusing and I wish there was a long-enough video showing how this is properly done. Once you get the hang of it, it is not too difficult. Three weeks ago we purchased 2 additional pairs. Note that as the months go by with wearing the compression socks, they lose some of their compression. Consider about 3 months before putting on a new pair (just a suggestion). I think you will be glad you did.

Very comfortable! I’m 160 pounds and 5’ 10”. These are a must if you need compression stockings for varicose veins!

Post knee surgery, I was looking for a compression stocking that didn’t go ALL the way up my leg. The picture and description made me think these would hit mid thigh. Not so. Very long and I’m not that short (5’5”).I decided to cut 6” off the foot end and they worked perfectly lol. Didn’t unravel after cutting. Compression is good.

My mom said this is a heavier compression stocking than most and that they run small- she liked how durable and well made but unfortunately this brand doesn’t work for her. The slim fit is not for her (not fat but athletic) legs

The only thing I'm not fond of is like most brands, they are not made for short people. I'm 5ft tall so sadly I have to fold it down some. We haven't been able to find this style nor compression socks ment for short women or short men . So as the day goes on with me being short the thigh high does tend to pinch because it does have to be folded down. If I was maybe 5ft three inches or taller I don't think there would be much discomfort.

Very good support

Does what it says, fits right

So disappointed. Do not buy. I threw these out after being so angry at the poor quality of this expensive item which immediately broke in the stitching (tough to get on but not graduated compression like Sockwell). Also one leg did not have silicone dots for grip. What a disaster. Look elsewhere!

I already have a pair in beige and have been so pleased with them that I bought a pair in black. One of the stockings had 3 ladders from the welt at the top so I sent them back for a refund. I sent off for another pair and the same thing happened, This time 2 ladders appeared from the welt. These have also been returned. They have not been damaged by me. I am always very careful when putting them on. It is a fault in manufacturing. My beige pair are still a good as new. Such a pity because I really like them.

These are awful!!! I go to the gym at least 3 times a week and run regularly with firm legs. I bought medium as I am a size 12 and 5ft 3. They are too long and too tight causing skin to hang over the top. Just awful. Waste of money!