FUTURO Anti-Embolism Thigh Length Stockings, Medium Regular, White. Moderate (18 mm/Hg)

My dad cannot get through the day without these. I had to spend over $50 on these at CVS which is beyond insanity. I was able to get 2 pairs at a reasonable price here and my dad can use them every day at work to relievepain from diabetic neuropathy. I ordered 2 Mediums by accident, but he kept them for stronger compression and he has 3 of the large. Very happy with this product.

It was recommended I purchase this brand of medical compression leggings for an upcoming extensive surgery. I had to wear them 5 days prior to the surgery and 5 days post surgery. Obviously pre-surgery I wore them under clothes while doing regular tasks. I had minimal issue with rolling or sliding. They would slide down a little bit, but not more than I expected and never more than an inch. Post-surgery I was not able to move much at all and these stayed in place the entire time which was a nice surprise. I did not have any discomfort, swelling, or issues while wearing these. I will say, though, by day 3 they were a bit itchy, but that's to be expected with that material type after that length of time. I did hand wash, and hang dry, them and switched to a second pair of the same brand in the interim. These were actually the first pair of compression tights I have ever worn and I definitely plan to purchase some for long travel because they really work well. As far as sizing goes, I ordered a Large. I'm 5'6 with an average build and typically wear women's size 10 in pants. I have thin ankles and calves and average thighs and these fit great - no pinching, but tight enough to compress. I definitely recommend them for anyone having surgery.

Good quality but the plastic band doesn’t resist so much time. I bought this product a month ago and I need to buy a new one already

These are definitely compression stockings so they take some getting use to. But they definitely reduce any foot pain that exists after a 12 hour nursing shift. I can tell the difference in my feet and back when I wear these versus when I don't wear them. The only downside is after only a short time frame the elastic around the thigh wears down and these stockings start to fall down towards the knee. I still recommend these, but they'll have to be replaced sooner than I'd like.

These are the best stockings I have bought yet! The fit is perfect, the material breathes, they stay up, and they are reinforced and thinner in all the right locations. I really can't say enough about them. I have autonomic dysfunction, and have to wear compression socks nearly all the time. The socks are a little thinner at the knee so they don't restrict movement, and reinforced with a closer knit on the inner thigh so they won't wear as fast there. The socks are kept up really well by that sicky-ish, jelly, no-slip strip at the top, and they are super comfortable. The price is also very good!

Compression stockings were recommended for my POTs. These are very comfortable. They did start to fall down after wearing them all day, but I ordered a pair that were too long for my legs, so maybe the length that fits you would work better. I measured and was were I could fit the "cheaper" pair so I bought them. For me the cost savings if worth it for my shorter legs.

I have worn anti-embolism stockings for many years due to a history of DVTs. The old Kendall and Futuro-Kendall stockings are far superior to these. VERY disappointing. The stocking material is softer, but is much more difficult to get on and off. The compression demarcation is different, with a "band" around the knee. I have no idea why. The old stockings bend just fine at the knees. The elastic is wider than on the old models, but is soft and does not stay up AT ALL! The first time I wore the stockings they both rolled down at the top almost immediately, although I bought the same size I have worn for years. Kind of defeats the purpose to have a thigh high stocking that rolls down around your knees, actually constricting the blood flow. The price was low--paid $11/pr. but these are worthless for the purpose they are designed for. Anti-embolism stockings have been available for MANY years and there is no excuse for these. Where is your Quality Control, Futuro???

One of my friends recommended me to buy thigh high stockings for varicose pain. I work all day stand so most of the time my legs get really tired and sore. After I bought this product I got really improvement with my legs. They are less painful, and I can feel better. Sometimes I forget that I used to have that issue with my legs because I feel so much better now.

Súper cómodas, ayudan muchísimo con la sensación de piernas cansadas

It helped a lot with my DVT. It is made with reat material and has a silicon anti-slippering rim. Definitely will buy it again 👍🏼

Buen artículo

Muy adecuados para hacer circular la sangre de las piernas