Thigh High Compression Socks 20-30 mmHg Compression Stockings with Silicone Band

My wife ordered these to use while she is pregnant to help with severe varicose veins. The product sizing was difficult as her ankles were medium, calves were large and thighs were extra large. She is 5'9 and was 160lbs when she ordered the first pair. She is well-proportioned so it was difficult to understand the sizing guide. She ordered a large and she reported great compression and they were still tight on the ankles. The were uncomfortable later in pregnancy so she ordered a XL; these were then just tight enough on her thighs but too lose on the ankles. They look good under a dress as they appear like leggings. She wishes they came in more colors.

I have big legs and they fit no problem. I bought XXL and I am 5"9" and weight about 240 to give you an idea., I put them in the washer but not the dryer and they are doing fine. They will sometimes fold over to become knee highs if wearing a lot, but since I only needed knee highs to start with I didn't have a problem with that.

These 20-30 compression stockings are great. Tough to get on first time. I am leg vein work done. These were required. I had compression stocking from previous work. Calf, mid thigh, tights, and ankle high compression. Was reluctant to get the thigh high. However, they are great Legs feel really good. Had a lot of swelling before these. It is gone. I highly recommend. Sturdy material. Will buy second pair.

Work well, do not roll down as much as others I had. Just be sure to measure thigh, calf, ankle and use their chart. I did and was glad as I assumed Medium but needed Lg! Glad I followed I think medium would be ok but extra tight. These feel good without cutting off circulation which is LAST thing a person like me should do (have DVTs many past blood clots, PTS, varicose starting from it) Good quality for price! !

I’m 5’10 and 170 lbs and the large fit perfect. Kinda hard to get on, but once on they are comfortable but firm. I used these after getting spider veins injected and they worked perfect for that.

My Aunt is an OB/GYN and highly recommended these to me because of how bad the swelling was in my first pregnancy, and now my second pregnancy. I have swelling in my feet, ankles, legs, knees, and thighs and I wish I had ordered them sooner. I'm 32 weeks pregnant with a full time desk job, I walk for 25 to 30 minutes 4 times a week, and I wear these stockings from 6:30 AM to 8 PM. As soon as I get my little one to bed I peel them off (which is much easier than putting them on). I have no swelling or pain in my feet, ankles, or legs and I can walk around without wincing in pain at the end of the night.My dislikes are: having a huge belly that gets in the way of putting them on easily, and adjusting them after getting them on is rubbing my knuckles raw.Putting them on is the hardest and most uncomfortable part of these stockings but they are completely worth it.

Arriving a day later than expected and finding the item true to the description. Nice color, impressive quality, but not happy with the condition. Not even a little bit interested in purchasing USED Compression stockings. There are snags in the heel area butNoticing the unprofessional mending attempt on the thigh band's vertical seam confirmed my suspicion these stocking are not new. That's gross, but especially now during Covid and especially considering its actually a medical device. They also seem a tac

I bought the XL without measurements since I always follow measurements and everything ends up being too tight on my calves and thighs. I’m female, 5’3”, size 14 in levi’s, and 183lbs. I wear the compression sleeve at night while I’m relaxing on the couch, my knee does feel better after I wear it. I’m currently waiting to get an ultrasound on my leg to find out if my varicose veins are causing pain deep in my knee. I figured I would buy these and see if they help. If you have large thighs I suggest an XL. They do roll down so I’m not sure about wearing them and walking around, they hurt when they roll down.