Truform 30-40 mmHg Compression Stockings for Men and Women, Thigh High Length, Dot-Top, Open Toe, Beige, Medium

Love these compression socks! They are very comfortable and have helped my swelling. Be sure to actually check the size chart and measure your ankles and legs to find the right fit because hey do fit very tightly.

this is a MEDICAL compression stocking, which is what I need! And it works and fits great, follow their measurement guide. It is meant to feel snug and be difficult to put on. Use rubber gloves to assist you. It should not go on as easily as a "regular stocking" . If it does, it is probably too big and not doing the job. The thigh high should not have wrinkles or excess room in it as that may cause binding. The thigh high is typically used post surgery or for long travel and only if you have medical need to compress your entire leg area. I hear complaints of "it's too tight or small" , it is supposed to be 'tight', it is meant for medical compression. For people with varicose veins or circulation issues or surgery, not for 'hosiery use'. it is designed to increase blood flow and help prevent clots, if you do not have a medical need for it, then you may feel they are uncomfortable. They should not be, it actually should feel nice and gives you more energy in your legs, most people purchase these per doctor recommendations like me. Know your size and need for it and you will be very pleased. Also know your 'firmness'. I need firm (which is snug) due to my particularly ailments, most people probably go for 15-20 mgh..which is on the lighter everyday use side. If you go 30-40, make sure you have a need for it or you may be unhappy and have difficulty putting them on and off, but again, it shouldn't be that easy. And use of rubber gloves helps a lot to put them on and off

I really really liked these thigh-high tights. Until I put my hand through them putting them on the other day. I suspect it was mostly user error. I was getting too confident and aggressive with my 'donning and doffing'.Likes: I found them easy to put on. They didn't budge or roll or slide down my thigh. The dots and elastic at the top didn't irritate my skin or bother me. I could wear them all day. I love how they go over the foot to really squeeze the ankle. My legs felt noticeably better wearing them and they help with lymphatic drainage and achiness. My other graduated compression tights that go up to the waist are so annoying and distracting because they're always sliding down. But not these! Also I bought them with FSA/HSA money, so that felt like a win.Dislikes: After about 5th wear I put my hand through them while pulling up over my knee. For now I'm going to say that was my fault and be more careful with how I put them on. But it's also a red flag. How long should I expect a 30-40mmHg pair of medical-grade compression tights to last? I'd hope longer than 5 washes. When I wore them under my yoga tights, you could easily see the thigh-high muffin top, so that's a thing I'm not totally sure how to solve for the gym.I'm going to give them another try because the price is right. But if they self-destruct, I'll be shopping around for another brand that's more durable.

My blood coagulate too much I had multiple thrombosis so I ve been wearing that type for years. To compare I m from france I used to be prescribed class iii 36nn over there, price was like 80€+postage a pair you had to go in pharmacy to order them and they were not very thick so cracking easily (they prioritized their appearance 🤦‍♀️)I had to use gloves to put them on to not damage them, attachment not holding so I had to use a special glue multiple time a day for them not too roll down on my ankle or worst fold at the knee cutting circulation . Those are 1/4 of the price, thicker so less fear to crack them I wore them all afternoon the dot closing hold tight. They are true to measurement in cm. I have to see how they hold washing them by hand and drying horizontally. The compression feel class iii it s high compression they are supposed to be very tight (to put them on you have to put them reverse side set the foot then unroll it upside down on your leg). Bonus they arrived over night. They are large enough at the foot to not cut the circulation and I love they are open toe I tear the close toe super fast. In my experience the flesh color is always a weard yellow so I always order black.

Better than nothing maybe for someone, but they aren’t long enough for me. The elastic at the top cuts off about 2.5” lower than they should so I punched a hole/run in one the first time. I’ll have to go with a different brand. At least now I know.

I typically wear Jobst Relief and have worn the opaque but over $100 the relief will work.Also best to order open toe for ease of assistance and adjusting as the foot and ankle are the tightest.Pros:Compression 5 stars for tightness like a python wrapped on legMade in USA 5 starsPrice 5 starsCons:Sizing, tightness and compression is a workout putting on with a donner!Silicone band 2 wears fine, put adhesive roll on and they come down!Taking compression hose off less time than putting on, still a workoutJobst Relief 30-40 wear size small….ordered this brand in small and medium. Tried medium and tight tight tight. Returned small!Giving large size a try as not sure if sizing is correct!Like the price but some anomaly getting on with ease and should stay up and last a few years….for price will be happy if daily wear last 3 months will monitor and re-review.

I have lymphedema on one leg so getting this set is nice so I always have an extra on hand to wear while the other is being washed. I'm pretty short so they definitely going up my whole leg but that's better for my needs anyway. I have purchased these a few times now. I find them to be durable, as comfortable as compression wear is going to be, and a reasonable skin tone match.