Apolla The Infinite Compression Mid Calf Socks for Men and Women, As Seen On Shark Tank, Athletic, Made in USA - 1 Pair

Good service.

It takes a while to get used to compression socks, but these are good quality and don't bunch around the ankle. Wish came in other colors, especially blue.

I'm in awe of these socks.My first thought was they're ridiculously expensive, and they are, but as soon as I put them on, ridiculous went right out the window.I have RLS (restless legs syndrome) compounded by neuropathy acquired from chemotherapy. RLS was bad enough, but adding in neuropathy on top of it was a little crazy-making.I won't say these socks eradicated both symptoms entirely. But for all practical purposes, both symptoms mostly didn't trouble me much, and there were several hours at a time when I had no symptoms at all. I didn't want to take them off.In the "I don't know" department, I have no idea how they are for edema, because that, at least, I haven't had to deal with in several years. My guess would be that they are at least as effective as any other support sock, but I would bet they're more.In the nitpicking department, you need to know these socks are only comfortable if you put each on the correct foot. There are marks on the inside of the sock to tell you which is right and which is left, The nit is these marks are nearly indiscernible, at least after the first time you wear them. A better marking feature would be a plus. On the mitigating side, you can pretty much tell which is which by setting them side by side.So, I never planned to own socks that cost as much as these do, but I'm now planning to wear nothing else.

Almost impossible to get off...Coppers are much better

These are nice quality compression socks, they fit well and hug your calf nicely. Perfect for wearing under pants when your on your feet all day, it provides the right amount of compression needed and are super comfortable to wear

The compression sock felt like regular socks with the exception of the toe and heel area, which were exceptionally comfortable. I felt the socks only provided only marginal compression. I wear them for ballet and they serve to cushion my feet during practice. The socks are made of nylon (71%), polyester (22%), spandex (6%), and cotton (1%). They are machine washable, use only cold water. As a whole, I consider them marginally better than regular cotton socks - which is a let down. I think there is definitely room for improvement especially in the area of compression.

I am 88. The socks did not work for me. It aggravates problem with nerves in my feet.

Nice compression socks. Goes mid leg.. Right over my calf muscle. Lightweight socks yet has plenty of stretch.