Doc Miller Open Toe Compression Socks, 20-30 mmHg, Toeless Compression Sleeves for Legs, Knee High Stockings for Shin Splints, Varicose Veins, Travel, Calf Support & Muscle Recovery, Men & Women, Pair

I purchased these in anticipation of an upcoming 5 hour flight and the fact that I would be wearing open-toed shoes. I waited until just before boarding to put them on and was pleasantly surprised at the immediate relief I felt. I didn't realize my legs and feet were achy but it had already been a long morning between transport from parking to the airport, long TSA lines, then walking through the huge terminal to get to our boarding area. Then the real test, the long flight, during which I was seated the entire time and only got up once to let the person in the window seat get up. Upon arriving at my destination, I felt no pain and I had minimal swelling in my feet and ankles. I normally don't wear compression socks in the summer because they aren't fashionable but these almost match my skin tone and don't look as orthopedic as I feared. I have a desk job so summertime is always difficult with the swelling. I think these are going to be part of my daily outfit from now on. They are just too comfortable and do the trick. The other thing I liked is that while they fit snug and were difficult at first to get on and off, I found that rolling them on and off rather than tugging at them like I would normally do is the way to go. When I take them off, I surprisingly don't have marks on my legs where the elastic band held them on. They are good quality, the thickness is just right. You will not regret these!

Ive owned and used these for just under a year and they are the best. They are easy to put on and are comfortable. I have mild edema in one leg and this helps control the buildup and pain in my legs and ankles.

These stockings worked great and very durable. I was hesitant to even buy these since others have been so tight on me but my podiatrist measured my calves so I purchased a size up since my legs were so full of fluid for 2 years and that’s the last thing I needed but honestly the support in these stockings took down the fluid after wearing for a few days. They are stretchy so you don’t feel like you’re peeling them off. I wish I had listened to try these sooner but others were so tight and not durable. I actually love these and don’t use every day but wear once in a while now. I purchased the tan and they look good. Great purchase and highly recommend.

I changed brands after using Sigvaris for years. I was irritated by the label inside the stocking on the inside of the cuff every time I wore them, not wanting to cut it out. Small thing, but the stocking was also hard to put on even with a doff and donner device. I took a chance with these and am so glad I did! Worn once, I found them great in every way! No labels either. They are a very smooth weave, felt comfortable all day, not difficult to don, and there is nothing cheaply made about them. I'll order several more now!

As a regular user of compression socks (including medical-grade ones), I know exactly how they should fit, as well as the balance between support and elasticity. After trying this model from Miller, I have mixed feelings. **What I Liked (Pros):** * **Material Quality:** The manufacturing quality is outstanding. You can immediately tell it is a premium, durable product with excellent craftsmanship. * **Aesthetics:** Visually, they look great. The design is very sharp and definitely stands out compared to standard options on the market. **What to Consider (Cons):** * **Extreme Rigidity:** Although the product description promises some elasticity, the reality is quite different. The fabric feels almost completely rigid, like a stiff cloth that doesn't yield at all. * **The issue isn't the size, it's the fabric:** Before ordering, I carefully measured my calf and selected the exact size according to the manufacturer's size chart. The sizing itself is accurate; the real issue is that the sock completely lacks the necessary flexibility to stretch and conform to the leg. * **Impractical Fit:** Because it has virtually no give, putting them on and wearing them is far more uncomfortable than expected—even for someone like me who is highly accustomed to wearing strong medical compression on a daily basis. **Verdict:** It is a real shame because the materials and look are a solid 10/10, but the lack of elasticity seriously compromises the comfort. If you are looking for a sock with the typical elastic behavior of compression wear, you should definitely keep this rigidity in mind before buying.

These support/compression stockings are great! I wear them under my regular socks and dress socks. The first pair I bought over a year ago are still in excellent shape. I'm keeping this new pair for my travel stuff.

I am old and could not get the ones I first got on or off easily. My friend said get the large with the same compression. I did and was able to get on and off. I’ll add this. I have a rod in my back from my first vertabra to my neck. I do not bend so dressing is a challenge. I like them and can dress without help.

At first I thought these were working great! Then I visited my vein doc as I have varicose veins that are healing after numerous procedures. They recommended not using these socks as they are too tight around the calf and too loose around the ankle, basically creating the opposite effect of trapping blood down instead of helping move blood from the foot up. Obviously really bad for vein issues, but I’m not really sure there’s a use for these otherwise either as the whole point is to have gradual compression tighter around ankle and looser around calf. I measured/sized myself correctly so I just think it’s a fault in the product. Do yourself a favor and spend a little extra for the medical grade stuff, as any company can make cheaper compression socks with no oversight on if the product actually works. Unfortunately you get what you pay for, except in this instance it can actually harm you instead of just not help…

Brilliant! Only horrible in one leg from damage in an accident when my foot and ankle swells it's quite uncomfortable, was using an ankle support but swelling started to bulge over the top of sock. So, son suggested getting a long support. But tricksy getting on but once in place, very comfortable.

Sizing is accurate if you follow the instructions. They are tricky to get on past the heel but, that's because they have the appropriate tension around the ankle. I'm 9 months pregnant and wish I would have bought these months ago. Huge relief and no swelling.

Helped me with recovery process after leg surgery. Pretty firm. Fair price.

Me encantaron, comprare otras, la clave es medir bien y pedir en lago o normal no molestan, no vansan, excelente

Quick delivery. Work well at controlling post infection oedema. Comfortable to wear