Ktinnead Compression Pantyhose for Women and Men, Closed Toe Medical Compression Stockings, 20-30 mmHg Graduated Compression Pantyhose

I love these!!!

Works good

As someone managing POTS, I’ve found these compression pantyhose helpful for light workouts and walking. They provide noticeable support and are a good starting point if you’re new to compression wear. At 5'10" and 196 lbs, the XL fits comfortably, though I may try sizing down for a bit more compression next time. While I do wish they offered slightly stronger support, they’re well-made and serve their purpose effectively.

I wanted to try the product for a few weeks before writing a review. First, I am a nurse working 3/12s and post-knee replacement surgery. I experienced a lot of swelling/fluid retention in my lower limb and knee where the replacement took place and the compression sock did not help cause the knee to swell more; the knee sleeve or the thigh-high compression does not stay up, so the stocking was the next step. I have read many reviews, and let me tell you, this is a great pair of compression stockings. When I tell you, they do the job they do. They are not thin, but the real deal compression is 20-30mmg; in other words, nurses don't wait til the last minute to pee...lol Unless you are intentionally digging a hole in these babies, they hold up pretty well putting them on. I am pretty rough on them, pulling them on, and not one hole did I tear in them. These are a great pair of compression, so much so that I brought a second pair. Now I'm a curvy girl, and these babies go all the way up pass the belly button. Now I am 5'2, but they cover everything. The only downside is that because Im 5'2, there is some excess but only a little. I recommend buying a second pair so you can switch out, alternate days when wearing them, wash them on cold water in a delicate bag, and let them air dry. I have washed them several times, and they still work very well. Going to buy a third pair so I can cover my three shifts. So there you have it... these are the real deal... I brought the black ones, so I can wear them with a dress as tights with some boots and be cute and compressed, yep they compress the belly...lol

Excellent support!

For tights or as panty hose of good quality these would be nice at the price. For actual medical compression, ability for the material to tear easily for those relying on the product for the medical compression factor and not just looks, this product isn't as described and is frustration in a bag. All panty hose and tights provide a compression level according to the FDA however this doesn't mean its medical grade for people using it to treat medical venous or lymph problems. That's where the frustration comes in. The material quality for the latter described has to meet a certain specification to get the same usage, wear, and value for the dollar as someone purchasing normal tights or panty hose in those price ranges otherwise where someone purchasing normal tights for non-medical use might get six months - two years of wear out of a product someone using the the same might only get a month if that due to what's involved of treating the medical condition and just getting the things on. As you can see there is a drastic difference in $80-$200.00 for ONE pair of these type of tights and stockings when you are talking one month use if that and someone getting six to two years use. Thus frustrations. If the product was marketed as its actual product of being tights or panty hose without the medical grade the rating would be higher cause then it'd be clear what was being purchased. However looking for something with the medical grade for a reason and it being mismarked as such has what would be normally a decent product down to a 3 point rating.

I wore these daily for my work. From standing on my feet all day

El parque te estaba abierto, el producto está usado y sucio 🤢🤢