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product_id: 32072030
title: "Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments"
brand: "truform"
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# 4-inch donning zone width - precise fit for Truform socks S-XL Powder vinyl coated steel frame - durable & rust-resistant Made in USA - trusted quality & craftsmanship Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments

**Brand:** truform
**Price:** ₨29931
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧦 Don compression socks like a pro — no struggle, all style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments by truform
- **How much does it cost?** ₨29931 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- truform enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted truform brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Tailored Fit for Truform Socks:** Designed exclusively for Truform sizes S to XL, ensuring perfect compatibility and ease.
- • **Durable Powder-Coated Steel Frame:** Robust yet lightweight construction resists wear and corrosion for long-term use.
- • **Effortless Compression Sock Application:** Simplifies donning tight compression hosiery, boosting daily compliance and comfort.
- • **Ideal Aid for Limited Mobility & Recovery:** Empowers seniors, diabetics, and patients with restricted movement to maintain independence.
- • **Ergonomic Design with Optimal Donning Zone:** 4-inch wide foot zone stretches fabric smoothly over foot and heel, minimizing fabric wrinkling.

## Overview

The Truform Stockings Donner is a premium, powder vinyl coated steel device made in the USA, engineered to simplify the application of Truform compression socks (sizes S-XL). Its 4-inch donning zone ensures a precise fit, stretching hosiery smoothly over the foot and heel to enhance comfort and compliance. Perfect for professionals managing recovery or mobility challenges, this ergonomic aid transforms a daily necessity into an effortless routine.

## Description

Product Description The Truform stocking donner is an application aid assist device designed to help correctly and easily apply compression socks, hosiery, and stockings. Easier application helps improve compliance and makes the therapeutic support hosiery experience comfortable and effective. Both REGULAR and TALL SIZE donner only fit Truform brand stockings sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large. The LARGE SIZE donner (sold separately) has a larger width 6-inch donning zone, but only fits Truform brand stockings sizes 2X-Large, and 3X-Large. The Tall donner has the same size 4-inch "foot width" donning zone as the regular donner, but has a taller arm height and depth. Tall Size is generally used by taller height people, and should not be confused with the length of stockings. Confirm sock size against product dimensions using size chart shown in in additional images. Manufacturer Contact Information CINCINNATI, OH, 45209 US

Review: TruForm and desertcart Stand Behind This Product! - I’m updating my first Review to pass the word that the desertcart listing for TruForm Compression Socks Donners was fixed within 24 hours of my review and my order for a Tall Handle Regular Zone Donner, with the 18 inch tall handles arrived yesterday and it is PERFECT! I used it this morning to put on my TruForm open-toe compression socks and, while they are tight, the longer handles made “donning” them very easy. Once the socks were on my legs, I used the donning gloves to slip the top of the docks down a little, to have them about 1 1/2 inches below the top of my calf. I used the gloves to smooth out the wrinkles in the elastic fabric of the socks and I stood up and realized my calves feel very comfortable. The donner comes with very good user instructions with accompanying color pictures. I remain very impressed with TruForm and their line of products. *************** Original Review My vascular surgeon has me wearing 20-30 mmHg compression socks before vein surgery. She demonstrated their Truform Donner and it made putting on the tight socks very easy. I came home and purchased the Regular Zone Donner, like my doctor had used, and it works perfectly. But after inserting my toes and heel into the sock, I was having trouble reaching down far enough to grasp the handles and start using the frame to pull the sock up my leg to the point where I could let go of the handles and pull the top of the sock up. I took my Donner to an appointment on Thursday and showed her the problem and she said I need the larger Donner. I came home and initiated the return of my original purchase and went back to the desertcart listing and, seeing only two Donners listed, ordered the Large Zone Donner. It arrived today (Sunday) and it is HUGE! My socks won’t stretch over the sock expansion guide bars. So, I looked at the desertcart listing again and realized the descriptions include only a Regular Zone and a Large Zone - nothing said about a Tall Regular Zone Donner. I went to the Donner Page and looked, and then I re-read the desertcart listing and looked at all the pictures, and found that there are two Regular Zone donners - one with handles 13 inches tall, and another with handles that are 18 inches tall. But the TALL Regular Zone Donner isn’t one of the three choices in the desertcart listing. However, I scrolled down the listing and (finally) realized that there is a Truform-provided sizing chart with a full description of the three donners - and their individual Model Numbers. The REGULAR ZONE Donner with 13 inch handles is their Model 0752/R. The TALL REGULAR ZONE Donner is their Model 0752/T - and the desertcart listing has it mistakenly identified as something like “One Unit Package” - or words similar to that. (I can’t scroll up to check the exact wording without losing this writing) If you want the TALL Regular Zone Donner, it is identical to the Regular Zone Donner except the handles are five inches taller - making it much easier to use. I’m 5’8” and the 13 inch handles are just too short. The LARGE ZONE DONNER, Model 0752/L, has a “mouth,” or area for your foot/calf to start into the sock, that is 6 inches wide. Both REGULAR DONNERS are only 4 inches wide in that area. The handles on the LARGE ZONE DONNER are 18 inches and the “Donning Zone” (sock slide down area) is 10 inches high, one inch more than the REGULAR ZONE donners. Until the listing is changed, if you pick the item listed as “One Unit Package” (or similar description), scroll down until you see the manufacturer’s information about the item you picked and just verify that you are ordering the Model 0752/T. One other, very important discovery. Trying to slip the tight socks over the donner frame or up or down my leg was a pain in the tookas. They wrinkled or rolled up on my leg and my hands and fingers could not smooth them out. My doctor told me I need to wear gloves that have a rubberized gripping area. She handed me a pair and sliding the socks onto the donner frame and up onto my leg and smoothing them out was suddenly almost effortless. Truform sells Donner gloves for about $9, but I found that cheapy $1 gloves with rubber on the palms snd fingers worked - and blue Nitrile gloves also work. However, I bought the Truform gloves and they do work the best. I’m probably going to be wearing compression socks from now on, and the Truform socks and their Donners and Donning Gloves, are well-designed and work very well, like a system. My legs feel much better when the socks are on and smooth fitting. The donner frame and gloves make the task of getting the socks on a very easy task.
Review: Not constructed for tall people w/ back/leg issues or compression socks, so who is this made for? - I'm 6'4 with issues bending over. I bought the white wire sock-stretching device to aid in putting on compression socks. The video (not this one in particular) made it seem the taller version would "work" just fine for taller people (as it advertised). Not so. The TOP of the (very lightweight, and thus flimsy) device is so close to the ground...STILL (even though it was supposed to be "taller" than the smaller device)...that it's still impossible for me to reach while standing and putting my foot into the sock. And because the device is too lightweight, AND because the close-to-the-ground-and-thus-useless "handles" are useless and unsteady, you can't use it while sitting down on a bed or chair with any degree of ease. SO: too difficult (without a wrestler's massive hand strength) to stretch a compression sock OVER the too-small area to stretch it, so you can't pull it far enough to be able to completely fit your foot INTO the sock. AND the outside handles are ALSO too close together! Even the larger version (which I foolishly purchased after being duped by a YouTUbe video for it, the lady demonstrating it must have been less than 4 feet tall) is not made for tall people (at ALL), unless they're completely flexible and have a wrestler's hand strength and have no back issues. In other words, not for people who are tall or who have leg issues so that they need compression socks in the first place. USELESS product. IF it's for tall people with leg issues, it should be WIDER and HIGHER. I can't imagine how small the SMALL version is...is THAT for people 4 ft tall, or smaller?

## Features

- Powder Vinyl Coated Steel
- Made in USA
- Regular size 4-inch width donning zone; Only fits Truform brand socks size: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large
- Stockings and sock sizing is for Truform brand compression garments; Sizing not compatible with other brands sizes
- Simple step-in device for easy application of very tight compression hosiery during recovery
- Stretches fabric over the foot and heel to assist users, caregivers, injured, diabetic, patients
- Helper for mmHg Compression; Senior living limited mobility dressing aid; View size chart image

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00FX7FBAY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,296 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #38 in Daily Living Sock & Stocking Aids #3,783 in Sales & Deals |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (4,514) |
| Date First Available  | October 18, 2013 |
| Department  | unisex-adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 0752/R |
| Manufacturer  | Surgical Appliance Industries |
| Product Dimensions  | 1.25 x 4.5 x 8.25 inches; 5.6 ounces |

## Images

![Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51bj78OGTEL.jpg)
![Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81DK9ArffLL.jpg)
![Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81520wQFIGL.jpg)
![Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61B4KOT-huL.jpg)
![Truform Stockings Donner, Helper for Applying Compression Socks, Regular Size Foot Zone for S-XL Garments - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71wEgKOQrUL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: My mom has a 21 inch calf and needs to sit down to put compression stockings on.  Do you think this will work for her?**
A: I'm going to try to answer each and every one of these questions in one statement.
           The people that have a large calf, I myself have a large left leg calf. In my case I have to use two different size compression stockings. 1st.you should check the size of your compression stockings to make sure they are proper size. If you as myself have two different sizes, you’ll have to get two different size compression stockings, one for the left and 1 for the right.
when you put your stocking on the Donner, the toe part of the stocking, do not go all the way down,
Just go a few inches, (a lot of this is trial and error, but don't give up) now the part of the stocking that is on the outside of the donner,  bringing it up to the top as far as possible, without the socking going back inside of the Donner. When you put your foot into the stocking, on the Donna, just go up to ankle, then slip the stocking off the donner,  then grab the rest the stocking letting it slip out of your fingers as you pull it up.
          When it comes to compression stockings that comes all the way up to the tight, that's going to take a little more practice. Sometimes if you have a real hard time pulling it up over your leg? Try putting a little cornstarch powder on your leg first.
It will make it slip up easier. Rest assured; with practice you will succeed. But you must keep trying.
 You will be rewarded with the use of a compression stocking, less pain, more walking ability,
and it's successful feeling of accomplishment. Is that many things left in life that will give you that feeling.
   He's a little personal note on my part. If you buy stockings on Amazon? You keep trying until you get the right combination. The great thing about Amazon; easy returns. My belief, if I buy the lesser expensive stockings, I found they do the same job as the much more expensive ones. Also it gives me the opportunity of changing them, whenever I feel like it. It's very important that you check the length of the knee high stockings. Remember, you want them to come all the way up to your knee just below it.
I am talking about this all from experience. I am not a doctor. Nor am I giving any medical advice.

**Q: How many inches across does the opening measure where you put the stocking on and also what this the height from bottom to top of handles?**
A: The horseshoe-shaped part is 5 1/2" across at the top, and the whole apparatus stands 18" tall (It slants back, so the overall length is a bit over 18").

**Q: Would this work for someone with a 24" calf?**
A: I don't think so. The opening is only 6'' wide. My calf is 17.5'' and I have plenty of room, but I think 24'' may be difficult. Sorry. Good luck.

**Q: I have a 23 inch calf will my leg fit in the donner?**
A: My calf is 18" and there is room to spare. It is a half- circle, so your leg really doesn't go into it, so to speak. I love this thing- putting on my compression thigh highs is no longer a ten minute ordeal every morning!  Good luck, my friend!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ TruForm and Amazon Stand Behind This Product!
*by O***D on June 4, 2023*

I’m updating my first Review to pass the word that the Amazon listing for TruForm Compression Socks Donners was fixed within 24 hours of my review and my order for a Tall Handle Regular Zone Donner, with the 18 inch tall handles arrived yesterday and it is PERFECT! I used it this morning to put on my TruForm open-toe compression socks and, while they are tight, the longer handles made “donning” them very easy. Once the socks were on my legs, I used the donning gloves to slip the top of the docks down a little, to have them about 1 1/2 inches below the top of my calf. I used the gloves to smooth out the wrinkles in the elastic fabric of the socks and I stood up and realized my calves feel very comfortable. The donner comes with very good user instructions with accompanying color pictures. I remain very impressed with TruForm and their line of products. *************** Original Review My vascular surgeon has me wearing 20-30 mmHg compression socks before vein surgery. She demonstrated their Truform Donner and it made putting on the tight socks very easy. I came home and purchased the Regular Zone Donner, like my doctor had used, and it works perfectly. But after inserting my toes and heel into the sock, I was having trouble reaching down far enough to grasp the handles and start using the frame to pull the sock up my leg to the point where I could let go of the handles and pull the top of the sock up. I took my Donner to an appointment on Thursday and showed her the problem and she said I need the larger Donner. I came home and initiated the return of my original purchase and went back to the Amazon listing and, seeing only two Donners listed, ordered the Large Zone Donner. It arrived today (Sunday) and it is HUGE! My socks won’t stretch over the sock expansion guide bars. So, I looked at the Amazon listing again and realized the descriptions include only a Regular Zone and a Large Zone - nothing said about a Tall Regular Zone Donner. I went to the Donner Page and looked, and then I re-read the Amazon listing and looked at all the pictures, and found that there are two Regular Zone donners - one with handles 13 inches tall, and another with handles that are 18 inches tall. But the TALL Regular Zone Donner isn’t one of the three choices in the Amazon listing. However, I scrolled down the listing and (finally) realized that there is a Truform-provided sizing chart with a full description of the three donners - and their individual Model Numbers. The REGULAR ZONE Donner with 13 inch handles is their Model 0752/R. The TALL REGULAR ZONE Donner is their Model 0752/T - and the Amazon listing has it mistakenly identified as something like “One Unit Package” - or words similar to that. (I can’t scroll up to check the exact wording without losing this writing) If you want the TALL Regular Zone Donner, it is identical to the Regular Zone Donner except the handles are five inches taller - making it much easier to use. I’m 5’8” and the 13 inch handles are just too short. The LARGE ZONE DONNER, Model 0752/L, has a “mouth,” or area for your foot/calf to start into the sock, that is 6 inches wide. Both REGULAR DONNERS are only 4 inches wide in that area. The handles on the LARGE ZONE DONNER are 18 inches and the “Donning Zone” (sock slide down area) is 10 inches high, one inch more than the REGULAR ZONE donners. Until the listing is changed, if you pick the item listed as “One Unit Package” (or similar description), scroll down until you see the manufacturer’s information about the item you picked and just verify that you are ordering the Model 0752/T. One other, very important discovery. Trying to slip the tight socks over the donner frame or up or down my leg was a pain in the tookas. They wrinkled or rolled up on my leg and my hands and fingers could not smooth them out. My doctor told me I need to wear gloves that have a rubberized gripping area. She handed me a pair and sliding the socks onto the donner frame and up onto my leg and smoothing them out was suddenly almost effortless. Truform sells Donner gloves for about $9, but I found that cheapy $1 gloves with rubber on the palms snd fingers worked - and blue Nitrile gloves also work. However, I bought the Truform gloves and they do work the best. I’m probably going to be wearing compression socks from now on, and the Truform socks and their Donners and Donning Gloves, are well-designed and work very well, like a system. My legs feel much better when the socks are on and smooth fitting. The donner frame and gloves make the task of getting the socks on a very easy task.

### ⭐ Not constructed for tall people w/ back/leg issues or compression socks, so who is this made for?
*by Z***Z on May 26, 2023*

I'm 6'4 with issues bending over. I bought the white wire sock-stretching device to aid in putting on compression socks. The video (not this one in particular) made it seem the taller version would "work" just fine for taller people (as it advertised). Not so. The TOP of the (very lightweight, and thus flimsy) device is so close to the ground...STILL (even though it was supposed to be "taller" than the smaller device)...that it's still impossible for me to reach while standing and putting my foot into the sock. And because the device is too lightweight, AND because the close-to-the-ground-and-thus-useless "handles" are useless and unsteady, you can't use it while sitting down on a bed or chair with any degree of ease. SO: too difficult (without a wrestler's massive hand strength) to stretch a compression sock OVER the too-small area to stretch it, so you can't pull it far enough to be able to completely fit your foot INTO the sock. AND the outside handles are ALSO too close together! Even the larger version (which I foolishly purchased after being duped by a YouTUbe video for it, the lady demonstrating it must have been less than 4 feet tall) is not made for tall people (at ALL), unless they're completely flexible and have a wrestler's hand strength and have no back issues. In other words, not for people who are tall or who have leg issues so that they need compression socks in the first place. USELESS product. IF it's for tall people with leg issues, it should be WIDER and HIGHER. I can't imagine how small the SMALL version is...is THAT for people 4 ft tall, or smaller?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As good as it gets ...
*by L***D on June 7, 2016*

I've been wearing compression knee highs for several years due to CVI, so I'm sort of used to the process of getting them on and off. I've been using another donner since December 2014, and I have a routine for getting them on that works for me. But it's starting to show its age a bit -- it's still usable, but I wanted to see if I could find another one that might be a little sturdier. Saw this Truform donner, and decided to give it a try. It's about half the cost of my original donner, so I wasn't expecting it to be as sturdy as my old one. But I figured for the money, if it lasted more than a year, it was still a little ahead of the old one. I needn't have been concerned. This is MUCH sturdier than the old one. The wire that makes up the frame is larger, so that gives it a less "flimsy" feel. I got the larger size with the 5"-wide opening (the smaller size is 4" wide) -- my calves are about 19" -- and it's perfect. Bear in mind that if you wear smaller stockings, the 5" opening may be too large to get the socks onto the frame. So pay attention to size, and order the size you need. A quibble (seems to be common with every donner I've seen): There are minimal instructions provided with this. If you are new to using a donning device like this, be prepared for a "learning curve." It may take you a week or so of daily use to get comfortable with the whole process (loading the sock onto the device, then getting it onto your foot/leg). First things first: the socks aren't easy to load onto the device at first (you'll get used to it with more practice). This donner is easier than my old one, probably because the "wire" is large and the sock slips on easier. I load my socks based on the instructions, just to the point where the heel has cleared the opening. I put mine on sitting down (bad back/etc.), so once the sock is loaded, I just get my foot into the sock, lining up the heel, then put my foot on the ground and pull until the sock is about halfway up. Then, I just grab the top edges of the sock and finish easing it off the device, and up my leg, being careful to ease out any wrinkles on the way. Getting the heel placed correctly is CRITICAL -- miss that, and you'll have problems with pinching, etc. Honestly, without a donner like this, I wouldn't be able to get into my socks at all, and I HAVE to wear them every day or risk the consequences (really, not pleasant ... ). That I can get a donner for a reasonable cost that has high-quality materials and construction is a huge relief! Solid well-earned 5 stars.

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