Truform 20-30 Mmhg Compression Stockings for Men & Women, Thigh High Length, Dot Top, Closed Toe, Black, Large (20-30 Mmhg)

Good strong yet thin and breathing fabric, good compression. Fairly comfortable for compression stockings, yes, they roll down a bit, but they all do. yes, I feel the back of my knee but better than others I've tried, and yes, it takes an effort to put on, like all of them with real compression, but the ankle and toe part is great, My shoe size is 9 (40 eu) and the upper band is right size by chart, not digging. My size, took medium: Ankle: 8.5' Calf: 13' Thigh: 21.5' Be carefull with wearing and taking them off - use gloves and no rings, as they are somewhat delicate. I hand wash them.

I have shared the same review under the open-toed stockings of this same brand. I have bought about 6 pair or more of each type since July of 2025. I had a knee replacement in June of 2025, and was told to wear 20-30 compression stockings (that go above the knee) to avoid DVT. At first I ordered a couple of pairs from a medical supply company which were outrageously expensive, about 3-4x as expensive as these, and which did not fit well even though I looked up my size on that site using my inseam--they rose too high and dug into my upper thigh/groin, extremely uncomfortable--and which also weren't tough enough: my fingernail that is barely past the end of my finger put a hole right through them. So much for the medical supply expensive brands. So I found this brand on Amazon. 1. They are very reasonably priced. 2. The small size fit me, a very short person, perfectly. 2. The material is very tough. I've never put a hole in them with a fingernail, and I've taken some walks in the woods where briars slid right over the material with out nicking it. Furthermore, the compression feels exactly the same as the expensive kind and helps control the swelling in my knee. I ordered open-toed at first to let my toes breathe in the summer months when I wear mostly sandals, but once cold weather arrived and I wanted to wear socks, the open-toed type would roll up to my arch inside the socks, so I ordered several pair of closed-toed, too. I love these!

As far as compression stockings go these are great. But the color is very yellowish. Im not sending them back but I can only wear this with long pants

Really love these socks! They fit great! Good compression, true to size. A little difficult to get on but snug and comfy as soon as they are in place. One note… I tend to have relatively sensitive skin but I had a pretty extreme reaction to the anti slip dots in the thigh area. Just a warning to fellow sensitive skin people.

Fantastic. They don't roll down at all and comfortable compression. I am 5'4, 155lbs and got the small. The fact that they don't roll on me has me sold- I will buy more in the future.

These are by far the best compression socks I have ever purchased. I am 5'0 and 138 lbs, and ordereds a medium size. I have tried four different brands of compression stockings. I can say that the best compression socks I have ever purchased and worn are this Amazon thigh high length. They are comfortable and perfect size as if they were petite size, something that the other brands do not offer. I will buy again!

Like others, I specifically measured to make sure that I was ordering the appropriate size. These slide down to the knee and below throughout the day regardless of the grips. I ordered two pairs for use after Radiofrequency Ablation of veins in my legs. Naturally, it is critically important to have thigh-high compressions that function properly so that you're not at risk of thrombosis (blood clots) and other issues. When they don't want to stay up, that's a problem. Secondly, both pairs started coming apart around the top elastic portion on the first day that I wore them. You can see in the photos that they have threads coming out in various areas on both pairs. The quality control is considerably lacking. The lower portion of the support feels good and there is room in the toe width, so that is a plus. That's about all that I can really say regarding a positive experience with these.

I was told by my doctor to get some compression socks for chronic venous insufficiency. They measured me at the office. I ordered these, another pair here and some others, much pricier, elsewhere, based on those measurements. I'm 55cm in the thigh, 36cm at the calf, and 21cm ankle. I bought the medium. I've been wearing them for a few weeks now. They seem to fit well when I put them on, gripping in all the expected places, but not too tight. However, all of the ones I got start slipping down as soon as I start moving and are down by my knees within an hour of putting them on, although they do stay in place below my knees. So half score is the best I can give them... They aren't providing compression to the upper part of my legs at all and I might as well just wear knee-highs. I'm considering getting some sort of garter to help hold them up, but wish they'd actually work as advertised! There is some room in the toes for wiggling, so that's good. Plus they don't squeeze my feet like some of the knee high ones I have. I hate having my feet squeezed! Also: why can't they make these in colors? Just black or pale white man skin tone? If I have to wear them, I want something fun!