LEVSOXPlus Size Compression Socks Wide Calf Men&Women 20-30 mmhg Knee High Support Socks for Medical, Nurse, Diabetic

I have wide calves and have searched for compression socks for years that I can get on without excruciating pain. Also, looking at socks which don’t fall down and, very importantly, don’t crease at the ankle and cause deep lines and swelling. I always buy one pair and test them. Nothing has worked until now. I tried Levsox and am here to write the most positive review I have ever written.Again, I tried one pair not expecting much success. To my surprise and delight I was able to get the sox on, they remained in place all day, caused no creases at the ankle, and were so comfortable. I am so grateful for this product. I have now purchased more sox and wear them every single day. If you’re looking for compression socks and you have wide calves don’t look further than Levsox. I am so grateful and will be a lifelong customer.

Good price. Goodfit, will buy more

These are very comfortable, but run a little big, too long in toe area, could have wore 1 size smaller

My doctor recently recommended compression socks and I've tried several different brands to find something both effective and comfortable. These wide-calf LevSox are the best I've found. They provide good compression on ankles and lower legs, and they stay up where they belong without binding. My only complaint is the lack of color choice. I like some of the flashy colors when I want to show them off, but I would also like plain white and plain flesh/taupe/nude for more subdued settings. I have found white only in a set of three pairs, with only one of the three being white, and I can't find flesh/taupe/nude wide-calf LevSox at all. If they would come in white and flesh/nude they would be perfect.

I've been trying to find these support socks that fit my calf. Of course with everything made in China, and all their sizes are so far off from ours, I've had a hard time finding some that fit. I wouldn't say my calf is huge by any stretch, but for some reason, all other compression socks have been cutting off my circulation, they are WAY too tight in the calf and not nearly long enough (I have long legs). Even my "normal" sized dad said he's having the same issues. Anyhow, these are a great fit, perfect amount of stretch and "squeeze" on my legs/calves. Good fits through the feet and doesn't squash the toes either. There's plenty of room to move the toes. That's another issue I had with other socks. I bought 2 sets of 3, I love them!

These are a nice compression sock for very wide calves BUT if you have shorter legs these are not going to work well. I went based on the sizing guide and they fit me fine but land at an odd spot … too tall to end right below the knee and too short to go up over the knee. I tried folding them down but the compression of the sock plus the folded bit was a very bad idea. These provide a great compression but just don’t fit well on my shorter legs.

I really like these diabetic socks for years. I’ve needed to wear diabetic socks but I haven’t because they were always just ugly black or white but these are very cheerful and very stretchy so they don’t hurt your leg legs.

These socks weee the most comfortable I’ve worn since diagnosis with dvt. Soft, firm support that doesn’t cut into my leg or knee. Stays up. -but why not in a single color instead of the contrasting colored rectangles on heel and toe? It peaks out behind my heel over the edge of my shows.they look like athletic socks -but not what I needed and no in solid one-color options