Bluemaple Thigh High Compression Socks for Women and Men Circulation(3 Pairs) Over the Knee-Best Support for Running,Travel

Very comfortable 😌. Wonderful support for my feets, it feels amazing it not tight and the colours are great 😀.

I have life long low blood pressure that, as I get older, cause chronic issues with fainting. One of my doctors suggested using support hose, and I bought some and they work remarkably well, increasing my energy and vastly reducing the woozy sensation that is nearly constant. The problem is, I hate them - they are so difficult to put on and take off that some days it takes five minutes to do just that. They have no toes ( turns out this is for people who sweat a lot, but I don't) and they look like a medical appliance.These are completely different. They look decent ( I bought the variegated pattern), pull on as easily as other socks, and they fit well. I am long legged (5'9") and wear a size 9 shoe. I am of average weight ( ideal BMI, according to my doctor). the foot is a little long but I smooth them into place and they are fine. They come all the way up to the knee on me which is unusual for me with knee high socks. They don't bind, nor slip down. I bought the size large. If you are shorter you will want a smaller size.I have never worn synthetic fibers and these are not as nice or comfortable as natural fibers, but the function of these requires them to be synthetic.As for customer service, these came the day after I ordered them, and were nicely packaged. Packaging suggests they are for athletes. If I'd known about these earlier in life I would have been able to be more athletic instead of feeling faint all the time.Note to physicians and nurses: Low BP IS a problem. A BIG one for many of us. People with low BP have been documented of having died from simply having their blood drawn. We are far more prone to sun and heat stroke. Low BP runs in my family and six family members that I know of have had sun stroke. Two died from it and a third very nearly did. Yet no doctor I've asked knew of a connection between the two (I figured it out on my own and then confirmed it) Please take it seriously, stop telling us we are "lucky" and come up with some solutions for us. We know to stay hydrated, and use extra salt. It's not enough. These socks help!

I’m on my feet for 8+ hours a day. They work great. The only thing is the top rolls down a little.

I have bad knees and these socks are a game changer! They provide great support for my knees that suffer from multiple injuries. By the end of the day, I can really tell the difference from when I wear them and when when I don't. I definitely recommend.

Ok compression socks. Bought 2 sizes to try, since compression level is not indicated. 2 pairs had some run and shape is not the best in the toes area. It would be nice if they are designed for left and right foot. Quality is ok, but you can get better quality for higher price, of course.

I’m 5’3” and I love that these only come just above my knee. Longer ones are tight on my thighs and roll. Short ones cut off circulation in a clot prone knee area.I love the colors! I can feel the compression, but I have swollen feet at times. Not sure these would help that. Could be tighter there.The price was DEFINITELY a plus $$Getting these on with mobility issues can be a problem, but I did it on first tries.

I'm 5'7", they barely hit top of my knee. The location makes them roll Everytime I sit down and bend my knee. I ordered a patterned pair and the yarn leftovers on the inside behind the pattern is bulky and leave uncomfortable marks. If you are looking for true compression - this is not it. Maybe comfy socks to wear around the house if you don't care you have to pull them up Everytime you bend a knee but not appropriate otherwise

I liked the product.