Truform 30-40 mmHg Compression Stockings for Men and Women, Thigh High Length, Dot-Top, Open Toe, Black, X-Large

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.

I’ve been wearing this brand of compression stockings since I started in healthcare nearly 18 years ago. This particular full-length style is great when you need full length for either function or fashion. They look like regular black tights if you wear them with a skirt or dress. (Yes—tights, not nylons—they’re nearly opaque.) If you want sheer, you’ll need a compression nylon, but you won’t get this level of compression. These are far superior to full nylons or stockings that go up to the waist. Don’t get me started. I was a little worried about the open-toe design, but it’s actually not annoying at all. I can wear them with closed-toe wedge sandals and they stay in place pretty well. I actually bought some Lifestride wedges just to have a slightly less frumpy option during pregnancy. That said, I actually prefer the closed-toe opaque version of these since they have loose fitting toe box, and I don’t have to worry about them moving depending on which shoes I wear. On the other hand, the sheer closed-toe compression nylons from this brand are much tighter on my toes, and I can’t wear those for more than a few hours. For reference, I wear a size 9.5 shoe. They’re very comfortable and stay up most of the day without slipping. Like all compression wear, they can be work to get on, but my tip is to pull them tighter than you think at first so you can get them as high as you want. The middle will settle into place. After several hours, they can bunch a little behind the knees, but I just adjust them quickly during a bathroom break and they’re fine. The size guide is accurate. If you’re between sizes, I go with the smaller for a tighter fit (and with open toes you don’t have to worry as much about shoe size). For reference, I’m 5’6” and about 128 lbs normally, but I wore these comfortably through pregnancy over 150 lbs (no judgment!). If you need dependable, strong compression with a look you can dress up, these are hard to beat.

As my first time trying thigh-high, high-compression stockings for p.o.t.s., these proved how amazing a product could help me feel throughout a day! I’m 5’6”, 148(+/-3)lbs, measured size M. Pros: -Helped with energy, leg fatigue & even Raynaud’s, despite the open toe aspect. -Comfortable to wear 8+ hrs. -Stayed up well all day once I got them situated so they didn’t roll at the top. However, things to consider: -Yes, they’re a workout to get on. -Prior to finding out about garment donning gloves (COMPLETE GAME CHANGER!!! Now only a moderate-workout to get them on), snagged the thigh & have a 1” thread sticking out. Still wearable, glad it’s high up. Why not-5-stars? -Ok for fall/winter but concerned about thickness in warmer weather. -Apparently I’m allergic / sensitive to the dot-grip material, got itchy after wearing 8 hrs & red marks at dot sites persisted for a few days. -They don’t stay up for me worn inside out What DOES work: worn right-side-out over fitted athletic shorts, between dots & skin. NOTE: The grip material used on Truform’s SHEER version must be different, as I do NOT react to those.

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

Received damaged stockings with one stocking completely unusable with tears and pulls straight out of the package. Have been charged $5 shipping to return the stockings to the seller and have yet to receive and refund. Very dissatisfied. Avoid these stockings not worth the hassle for the price

My Husband needed these and I was very happy to find them at Amazon at this price. They fit well, although they might be 2 inches too long, as he he is now only 5'10" so he has shrunk lol!

Really great quality. I’ve bought two pairs now of the toeless thigh high. They stay up wonderfully., comfortable, and I feel are as good as the $200 medical ones I have previously purchased. Highly recommend. I bought these to wear after EVLT treatment and foam sclerotherapy.

Je les ai acheté, parce que j’utilisais des bas de compression 20-25 mm hg et ce n’était pas suffisant, j’avais encore très mal aux veines à la fin de mon quart de travail debout et mes varices s’aggravaient. Bonne compression, bonne taille, bonne élasticité, hâte de voir avec le temps!

I have worn them several times. Hard to get on, but that's the point. They have washed well, no change to the elasticity. I would recommend.