JOBST Relief 20-30 mmHg Compression Stockings, Knee High, Closed Toe | Compression Socks for Women/ Men for Tired, Aching or Swollen Legs

Fantastic quality, recommended by vein/wound doctor. Easy machine wash & dry and seems durable for a reasonable cost. Has helped reduce my edema drastically, also keeps your knee/calf down comfortable without getting hot, and noticed wearing these have also improved the skin due to reduced swelling while allowing good breathability. I wear these daily about 12 to 14 hours a day without issue in and out of shoes, they stay up most of the day only requiring occasional pull after about 4 to 6 hours of mild to moderate activity/walking. The heel pocket really ensures they're on correctly so the alignment is great. Bought 2 and will buy more.

Felt real good throughout the day. No swelling in my legs. Feet are a little too snug.

I always order these I have been for a couple Of years now. Always help me get thru my day. Easy to put on. Easy to take off. I love that the socks don’t cut thur your skin like the other thin brands one. These ones are Cotten . Totally recommend for any type of Swelling. & honestly price wise mmmm it is what it is you get what you pay for. But these socks are really worth it

Really seem to help the swelling in my legs and feet. I ordered 1 size larger than I measured for and glad i did. I am 5ft 5in and the stockings are a bit too long. I may order a Petite next time. .. A little hard to put on as I expected but even harder to take off.

These are socks I have used for years, very comfortable! Easy to put on and good compression! Same size through my time wearing these socks

Not bad socks but very expensive. If you have calves that are large you will have to pull hard to get these on. I have no finger nails and after 5 or 6 uses most times not even that long they tear. I use a donner to get them over the foot and ankle then it is brute force after that. My wife found me a company out of Canada That I get 7 pair of socks of a different company for $75 dollars including shipping. They last longer and are longer. I was an athlete football, Rugby ect.. If you have calves that transition gradually to the ankle these should be just fine for you and last much longer for you.

I’m a dental hygienist and was having leg pain constantly. I went to a specialist, and there were no problems found during a leg ultrasound. The doctor recommended wearing support hose or stockings. I started with a cheaper brand of nylons. They were okay, but I kept getting runs or holes in the toes. Then my sister told me about these which she wore as a floor nurse. I started with one pair and now own 4 pair that I rotate. They run a little small so I sized up. I don’t get the pain like I used to, because apparently they provide enough support. I wash these in the washer on gentle with cold water and hang dry. As long as you don’t wear them without shoes, the bottoms hold up well. The toes are reinforced so no holes there like I used to get when I wore support hose. And then don’t run either, because they’re made of stretchy sock like material. I’d definitely recommend these to people on their feet, for exercise, and if you do repetitive movement with your feet like I do. They have made an improvement in reducing my leg pain.

I bought five pair compression socks at the same time (different brands/styles). I meticulously followed directions for measuring to determine size. This Jobst pair does not fit properly. I am throwing them away as they bunch at the ankle. Either the measurement directions were wrong, or this pair was put into the wrong box. Disappointing considering the cost. The cheaper brands worked better.