JOBST Relief Knee High Graduated Compression Socks 20-30mmHg - Comfortable Unisex Design - Open Toe, Beige, Medium

Jobst is the top of the line compression socks. I only purchase Jobst and same with my family members. The quality of the socks surpasses the others in the fit, colors, and sock material. They wash by hand beautifully and I have put in a garmet bag to wash in the washing machine and hang to dry. Both cleaning procedures work great. Stick with Jobst and you will not be disappointed

I get these as a doctor prescribed compression stocking. I was measured at a clinic to make sure I wear the correct size so they work as intended. They are a good quality product and help me a lot.

These are the best 20-30 compression socks I've tried. They are thin, breathable and compress very well. Others were too thick and I couldn't get in any of my shoes. I hand wash these nightly and they are holding up very well (4 months of daily wear). Also, instructions say to dry flat, which helps them hold their shape. They are very tight at the ankle which is how they are supposed to be. Go to the Jobst store and study the size chart to choose your size. I may size up with the next pair I buy. I don't want them too loose, or they will not support veins like I need them to. I am very happy with these, though find the price insanely high (like all other medical grade devices/apparel/goods).

4 stars because it's always been expensive but that's the brand most of us nurses wore. Jobst socks are good quality, comfortable, and offers different compression levels for your legs. The tan socks looks good, not too much like a nursing home resident. I'm also ordering one in black. I did buy some cheaper ones from another company on Amazon just for backup and for when the Jobst ones are getting washed. The cheap ones starting to look ragged. That doesn't happen with Jobst socks.

My wife is 5' tall - which translates into short legs. These compression socks fit her perfectly. They seem excellent quality and include a donning aid which really helps.

Like the open toe. Will try and get another pair

I have worn Jobst support stockings for 14 years. These must be fakes. This photo shows a different brand extra small next to the Jobst medium. These were way smaller than I could stand to wear. The medium was actually tighter than the a tea small. I will not order them again. The open toe part on the Jobst was so long it engulfed my toe. Odd sizing.

They may seem difficult to put on and it is the first time, but it gets easier. It is suggested to wash at least every two days. I do this as they dry pretty quickly hanging up. Best thing is that you can order based on measurement of lower leg so that the top portion of stocking doesn’t go over the knee. I really like this brand over others.