TED Hose Thigh High Anti Embolism Stockings for Women & Men, Hospital Style Surgical Stockings, Plus Size White Compression Socks 15-20mmHg, Support Hose with Inspection Hole

Having a Dr order for a pair of these compression hose, I found local outlets were over $50 for a pair. And then I found Doc Miller and ordered these immediately and when they came my wife washed them and the next day I taught her how to put them on my leg with a surgical replaced new hip. My swelling was extensive, a dead log from thigh to toes, no knee, calf, ankle just little piggies. Hardly a day had gone by and we noticed a smaller size log to match all the peeing I was struggling to manage. After a wearing schedule of 2 on, 1 off, and using the provided Ice machine wrap, my leg has progressed to almost normal size with only my foot and ankle still retaining and swollen. These socks are the real deal and work wonders. Learn how to put them on inside-out to minimize any struggle and reduce skin irritation or integrity issues. I used their size chart and measured my good leg dimensions and then the impacted leg and look a middle approach, with no regrets as to compression effectiveness. A great value for my money, especially considering the quality, thickness, and durable construction of these socks. A 10-Star product!

I really am pleased with the purchase of three-pairs of these thigh-high compression stockings. They are very well made, easy to put on and comfortable. What I really like is that the toe hole is on the underside of the foot. So if you're putting other regular socks on top, your toes don't slip through the hole while you're putting on the socks. I also like the grippy band at the top that helps keep the stockings in place and don't slip down your leg. As to fit, I'm a 5'2" man, 132 pounds, so a short dude. The size "M L1" fits me perfectly with the top going all the way up to the groin. Probably good for anyone up to 5'4" tall. I've machine washed and air dried the socks several times and they look and fit like new.

What's to like about embolism stockings? I had to wear them for a hip replacement and knee replacement and always have the same problems. As soon as stockings meet sheets, they roll down, silicon strips or not! The quality of these stockings is great, no complaints there. They are as good as the ones the hospital issued. So, if you're going to be needing extras, these are a good choice!

Came in the mail today I put them on. They fit perfect the high-quality material. I do agree that if you’re at the upper end of the smaller size go with the larger size.

Great stocking & compression but the silicon band at the top is not wide enough to hold the stockings up.

You could pay 6 or more times as much for mild support hose BUT WHY WOULD YOU? These arrived today along with the $49 pair from another brand that I decided to try. Well, this is the FIRST and ONLY milder support hose that I have put on and then NOT tried to decide whether to cut off the top band or the foot of the hose because the stockings hurt so much.. THESE ACTUALLY PROVIDE MILD AND COMFORTABLE SUPPORT out of the bag. I have mild to moderate varicose veins but they hurt without support hose. These are the first pair out of 15 tries that have felt snug but comfortable and relieve the pain. If you need mild compression, try these first, then spend $50 to $100 on another brand if you want to...but make sure you can return that expensive brand since I think you will love these. Yes, I did try a surgical process for these veins for which the surgeon charged me a phenomenal amount of money for NO RESULTS. Another detail that might be helpful- I am 5'10" tall and weigh 145 lbs so for me, these are just absolutely on target size wise. And no, I did not get anything free for saying this but if you need mild compression, try these first.

I am 44, with lipedema and venous insufficiency, and currently post-surgery. I am at a healthy weight, active, and a tall female. I have worn compression hosiery for well over a decade and have used many reputable brands, including Sigvaris, Jobst, and Healthweir. Unfortunately, this pair from Doc Miller is among the worst I have tried. First, the thigh band is excessively tight. I carefully selected the larger size because I fall between sizes, yet the band was still uncomfortably constricting. The pressure at the top is disproportionate and does not reflect proper graduated compression design. Second, the compression between the legs is uneven. One leg clearly feels more compressed than the other, which defeats the medical purpose of the garment and makes wear uncomfortable and unreliable. I attempted to gently stretch the thigh band overnight, but this had no effect. In the end, the band was so intolerable that I had to cut it to make the stockings wearable. Even after doing so, the fit remains inconsistent. Given my long experience with medical-grade compression, I cannot recommend these. The construction and pressure distribution are simply not up to standard.

Excellent quality! Wash up well. Silicone band doesn't roll. Nice contours that are shaped like a leg vs just a straight stocking.

Son comidas ni acaloran, cumplen su función,,,,, pero son muy largas