Open Toe Knee Length Stockings for Men & Women, Medium, Beige, Firm (20-30 mm/Hg)

I have an older pair of Futuro compression socks that needed replacement after many years of usage. This was the closest one I could find. And I needed small size which is very difficult to find. So, I ordered two pairs, and gave the second pair to my elderly mom. We are both very happy with the socks. Very comfortable and effective, very nice smooth texture. My mom wears hers all day everyday as it really helps with her edema on the legs and ankles. Great product!

I have used these for years for swelling and bad veins. I won't use any other brand.

I have been wearing these firm compression knee highs for almost 20 years now. Usually don't leave home without them. The only time I may consider NOT wearing them is when the dewpoint is over 65 as I find that the severely elevated humidity makes my legs so very swollen that the stockings become very uncomfortable. Although, at that Dewpoint, I usually want to strip off my regular clothes the moment I get into my house. Often times, I will just put them on and take them off as the day goes on (I carry a pair of foot socks so that I don't have bare feet in my shoes). Dewpoint issues not withstanding, I really appreciate these stockings as they do prevent my legs from aching, especially during a long day of standing on my feet.

Way too tight for my legs which are not much larger than average. It was a major struggle to get them on and when I finally did, I couldn't leave them on. I didn't find them to have much stretch capbility. Maybe just better for someone with smaller calves. The open toe felt good though versus the closed toe type that I had been wearing so I will try another brand of these.

I love compression socks - I have worn them since my early 20's. I have a ton of various types and brands. I run my 5ks in compression socks, as well. This pack comes with two socks. I wear them at night because they are open toe and they help with restless leg. The top band is fairly tight on this set, so I stretch them out during the day by stretching them over something larger. The tops are gradually stretching out. These socks are a good value for the money - and are medical grade.

Good compression, last for months as long as you DONT PUT THEM IN THE DRYER. I put these in a cold or warm washer load, and they drip dry quickly (in a couple of hours). Futuro compression socks are good, but they only go up to 20-30 mm Hg. Sigvaris has a silkier feel to the fabric and come in 30-40, but do not last as long. Jobst is the best brand and worth the money. They go up to 30-40 and the compression lasts forever.

I have been buying these for many years, and these came in so tight and the feet were way longer. Later I called them and they said that they no longer make a small...i never wore small. They must have made the medium smaller. I now am looking at other brands.

Get these. Cheap-ish, but a good level of compression. Probably saved me from DVT during my last pregnancy, during which time my leg endured severe varicosity and looked more purple than it did flesh toned. These look really snazzy on dates, too. And, at the end of the day, when you can hardly wait to tear the dang thing off, you can sleep easy, knowing that another day passed without your calf exploding.