JOBST Relief Knee High Graduated Compression Socks, 20-30 mmHg - Comfortable Unisex Design - Open Toe, Beige, Medium Petite

Somewhat difficult to get on, but they need to be snug. Do not go up a size or you defeat the purpose. Be sure to measure accurately. They make your legs feel so much better!

Lifesaver. Swore by these in my pregnancy to limit swelling and sore calves.

I have already recommended these knee high open toe compression stockings to a few of my friends. What I like is that the sizing includes a petite option which is absolutely perfect for my 5' 2" frame. I am familiar with Jobst products and recommend these compression socks to anyone looking for relief from tired legs. I bought the 20-30 mmHG which are a little difficult to put on but ohhh so worth it!

Soy una persona que padezco de mis piernas y estas medias son mi mejor ayuda más cuando estuve en embarazo ya que me ayudaban a que no se me imflamaran mis pies

Finally gradually compression that work and don't cut off circulation. Bous the sizes are also varied by height...HUGE game changer for short vs tall prople.

The sticking felt great when I got it on. BUT when I wanted to take it off — I couldn’t! It was very painful around my ankle and seemed to be creventing blood flow to my foot —- and I COULD NOT PULL IT OFF. I finally cut it at the ankle and was able to free myself bit it was an alarming position to be in.

These are worth their weight in gold. I've been buying these from my local DME store for a few years now, so I was happy to find them here on Amazon for a few dollars cheaper. I sit at a computer all day so my lower legs can get pretty swollen by the end of my workday/week. I put these on right away in the morning and leave them on all day, and when I take them off in the evening, I have absolutely no swelling. Jobst is a bit more costly than the competitors, but they're well worth the investment.

These are good compression socks, however my feet are too long for the toe-less foot part which always crawls back up from my toe joints over my arch and feels uncomfortable. Perhaps men's socks wold be a better fit for a woman with size 12 feet? I also find the tightness of the top band very uncomfortable. My lymphedema, in one leg due to hip surgery, is very mild. I have skinny legs. I have a pair of men's Jobst knee length, with toes in, that are comfortable in the foot. They also have a too tight band at the top. The price at Amazon is about half the price at the medical supply store and that is wonderful!!!(This review is by Sue, Arnold's wife.)