TruformTruform 20-30 mmHg Compression Stockings for Men and Women, Knee High Length, Open Toe, Beige, Medium (1 Pair)

I asked the knee surgeons top nurse what " tightness/ compression rating" was the best to prevent blood clots, she told me this type. They are well made and have a reinforced foot and top side, not so hard to put on. They wont slip either.

Love these compression socks / fit is excellent / lightweightI WILL buy these again!

As described

I like the product, it worked and I hope it will cure my problem. Getting it on and off is difficult,, but it does have to be snug to work.

Soft feel. No latex. Smells strongly of perfume. Bottoms already showing some pulling. Not sure they will last long.

My doctor told me I needed to start wearing compression socks due to my legs swelling and she wrote for me which to get, so I have tried many others to wear to save a little money. None so far have worked like TruForm compression socks, so I will just say it is the best I have found so far so if you have a need like I have, and just make sure what size and fitting you need as it seems like taking my own measurements and double checking the numbers and making sure the right height and all the options it gives you has made my fit better, so has been a new experience for me, and starting to look at the details has made a big difference in how they fit. My doctor also told me to get open toes, but have now tried both, and it seems I get some good out of changing back and forth. Not sure it will help everyone, but it seems to help me. Good Luck. Bob

UPDATE:So I received a new order of black with gold weave feet at a bargain price (4/10 U.S.) - and guess what - they work equally well, seem equal quality in terms of construction, are WAY prettier - AND THEY FIT (see the length comments, below.) I waited to see if I was doing something wrong when I put them on - then the same thing would happen. But no - these actually are 24" (both orders) and they're supposed to be 15" or so (and, I'm a big guy!) That sets up a pain / dangerous / impossible / difficult wearing situation. I returned the second pair I ordered - too late for the first.Also I highly recommend the closed toe ones - and get yourself a pair of real sandals instead of trying to wear flip-flops. I got a great closed toe sport-sandal from slohk for 20U.S.D. on closeout - really happy now!ORIGINAL:So I tore and ran one half the second time I put it on. I haven't damaged the other side after 10+ uses and just ordered another pair. Having a hole can produce a very painful bulge!It's WAAAAAY too long - ABOUT 24" FROM HEEL TO TOP when stretched enough to remove any creases (and you want to remove all the creases - or else!) So, it wants to go over the knee, and the only way to keep it from binding behind the knee is to fold it down again below the knee, which is less uncomfortable, but can become a health issue under daily use. If it only went UP TO the knee it would be way more comfortable and safer. May be unsafe to wear if you have any edema within 6" of the knee. In my case, I do not, and the folding is tolerable, but I would like a shorter pair.It's hard to put on right because it's open toes. I don't see how elderly or strength impaired (or normal?) people can either put them on OR take them off without help, or without promptly destroying them in the process!

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