Anti Embolism Compression Stockings, Thigh High Unisex Ted Hose Socks 15-20 mmHg Moderate Level

I just had my second knee replacement surgery and appreciate how much compression hose aid in pain relief and recovery. These work so much better than the knee high compression socks which allow the swelling to back up right at the knee during recovery. I am actually blown away by this pair. At the medical supply store this type hose was over $50 so I wasn’t expecting much but these gave exceeded my expectations. I’m 5’4” so not very tall and I was afraid these would be too short when I pulled them out of the package but they fit perfectly. These hose are TOUGH you can really tug and pull on them and no holes, runs or snags, amazing! Also they comfortably provide the right amount of support, one day about 3 weeks out from surgery I was feeling good so I didn’t wear them and by midday I was paying the price, they definitely assist with alleviating pain and swelling so back on they went. There was even a coupon for these when I bought them. I would totally recommend these for both quality and value!

My husband needed these to ease leg swelling after surgery. They fit snuggly but comfortably, as they're supposed to. They washed well and kept their shape. As with all such stockings, they can be tricky to get on. The physical therapist recommended to put them on by bunching up all the stocking at the heel and easing it up the leg from there. This worked fine.

These compression stockings exceeded my expectations. They are perfect for preventing swelling, improving circulation, and providing a feeling of relief in the legs, especially if you are standing or resting for a long time.I liked that they cover the entire thigh without being overly tight. The level of compression (15-20 mmHg) is moderate, just what I needed on medical advice after surgery. They don't slip down during the day and the material is soft, breathable, and easy to put on, which isn’t always the case with other brands.They are unisex, discreet under clothing, and really fulfill their anti-embolism function. A great option if you are looking for comfort and prevention at the same time!

These seem nice they feel a little thicker than ones from hospital however they are not as long so do not go as high on the thigh

Title: Decent Compression, But Some IssuesThese anti-embolism compression stockings do the job in terms of providing moderate compression (15-20 mmHg) and improving circulation, but they fall short in a few areas. The material is sturdy and breathable, which is great, but the fit can be inconsistent. Despite following the sizing chart, the thigh-high design tends to roll down throughout the day, which gets frustrating.They’re also a bit difficult to put on and take off, especially if you have limited mobility. While they are effective for short-term use, the comfort and practicality could be improved. Overall, they’re okay for the price, but I’d consider exploring other options for better fit and durability.

Got these to wear after my knee surgeryThey are way more comfortable and supportive than the ones from the hospital. The band at the top feels sturdy and is less prone to roll. MAKE SURE YOU MEASURE YOURSELF to order to correct size.

This is what I was looking for, it fit and/or worked just fine with what I wanted to do! Yao-Yao...

Easy to put on. Not so tight as to cut off circulation. Far far better than any given at hospital or doctors office. Still in complete compliance for support.pricce &