Doc Miller Thigh High Anti Embolism TED Surgical Stockings Compression Socks - Graduated 15-20mmHg Support Hose for Women Men

These compression socks are effective. The sock is very firm and it is difficult to pull up to the thigh. It does reduce swelling. My husband uses a tool, RIIME that is curved like the calf area on the leg, that he puts the sock on first, inserts his foot in to the toes, and the tool has 2 ropes that he pulls the sock up the leg. He can then adjust position on his leg. While the temperatures are warm he applies body powder on his leg to smooth the pull up.

Works to help with varicose veins. The top is slip resistant. Compression is good and it helps for a change to have compression above the knee. I have long legs and these come all the way to the top of my leg. Fit was good. They washed up well. I don’t wear them regularly, only when I’m tired of the knee socks.

Well made, keep their shape and elastic band has stayed firm, stay up very well

You could pay 6 or more times as much for mild support hose BUT WHY WOULD YOU? These arrived today along with the $49 pair from another brand that I decided to try. Well, this is the FIRST and ONLY milder support hose that I have put on and then NOT tried to decide whether to cut off the top band or the foot of the hose because the stockings hurt so much.. THESE ACTUALLY PROVIDE MILD AND COMFORTABLE SUPPORT out of the bag. I have mild to moderate varicose veins but they hurt without support hose. These are the first pair out of 15 tries that have felt snug but comfortable and relieve the pain. If you need mild compression, try these first, then spend $50 to $100 on another brand if you want to...but make sure you can return that expensive brand since I think you will love these. Yes, I did try a surgical process for these veins for which the surgeon charged me a phenomenal amount of money for NO RESULTS. Another detail that might be helpful- I am 5'10" tall and weigh 145 lbs so for me, these are just absolutely on target size wise. And no, I did not get anything free for saying this but if you need mild compression, try these first.

I bought Doc Miller TED Thigh High hose because they were highly recommended by my visiting nurse after my hip replacement. They are very comfortable and very affordable. Not difficult to put on either. Very highly recommended- excellent seller.