Closed Toe 15-20 mmHg Zipper Compression Circulation Fatigue Leg Socks

My 85 year old mother needed a pair of compression stockings that are easy to put on. Traditional ones are way too difficult. She absolutely loves these!! The only complaint I have is they are too long. I saw this complaint in the reviews as well. If there was a petite option there would have been 5 stars by far. Maybe this will help convince the manufacturer to add that option. She really likes that they are easy to put on so she is going to try to make do.

I actually only needed one stocking, ( the left leg), however, it was good that I had two because when I put the stocking on and zipped it up, the zipper completely came off and when I tried putting the zipper back on, it would not stay zipped it kept separatingI had to use the right leg stocking which doesn't fit properly

These are go-to socks when I am not there to put the very tough compression stockings on my husband.. He can do these. They might not keep the leg ulcers away if used every day but are a viable alternative in a pinch. They are well made.

Great quality but they are too long. They hit the back of your knee. So they are not comfortable.

Was too long-thought they werr thigh highs. Fit perfectly the leg diameter. But they advised me to order a s/m versus a 3X. Didn't feel comfortable doing that, so returned the item. Refund promptly handled. Except for the lenght, they were perfect.

Stockings were used on swollen legs due to diabeties, symptoms of chemotherapy and other problems, These hose fit the best.

Got these for my father in law. He’s in a home for dementia & can’t remember to move around or keep his feet up. His nurses said these are amazing & working great. Will get more when needed.

I like this more than the open toe ones. I wear a size 10 women’s shoe and the open toe is to short and hits me across the ball of my foot. After a couple of days it hurts to put on. This model is much better. They are a little too big around my skinny legs (I wear them for my ankles) but I think that’s my problem.