Dual Levels Compression Socks for Nurses,Travel，Running,Knee high Wide-caliber stocking Relieve Leg Pain, Swelling, Varicose Veins
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Dual Levels Compression Socks for Nurses,Travel，Running,Knee high Wide-caliber stocking Relieve Leg Pain, Swelling, Varicose Veins
$9.90
Lori –
Quality and comfort
These are hard to find but my absolute favorite. I love that there is a full panel under the zipper—comfortable compression option! Well made
WINNT –
HROOSE compression socks don’t pull leg hair while zipping up!
The best thing about these is that you can zip them up without pulling leg hair. They apply the needed pressure and blend in with skin. Zippers are durable and have a nice handle to easily pull the zipper up.
Carole Shores –
I sized up ~ mild compression and comfortable wearing all day
I sized up because I didn’t want the sock to hit below the knee because that’s where I have a varicose vein. By getting an XL, the sock goes about an inch above the knee. I don’t zip the socks all the way to the top, as shown in attached photo. I like the moderate compression rather than being too constrictive. The socks are comfortable and hold my varicose veins in. The zipper works smoothly. My legs are on the short side, and my calves are Medium-Large, so the L/XL works fine – feels more like support hosiery.
Lili –
Too Stretchy
I was so excited for compression socks I could adjust, at the very least it would make putting them on easier, but these are not great. If they have the compression level it claims (and I doubt it) then it doesn’t matter because the elastic used in the sock is way too stretchy, it doesn’t put enough pressure, it felt like I was just wearing a sock that was a little too small.I have POTs, I wear compression socks all day and it keeps me from fainting whenever I am standing, my trip to the bank was a lot more dramatic than I wanted and yeah, I switched them out as soon as I got home, because they did nothing. Maybe if you like compression socks for just that little extra squeeze and don’t need them for medical reasons they are fine, but fellow POTsies, stay away.