Doc Miller Open Toe Compression Socks, 20-30 mmHg, Toeless, Support Circulation, Shin Splints, Calf Recovery, Post Op, Knee High, Medical Grade, Nude/Skin Socks, Large Size for Men & Women, Pair

I purchased these in anticipation of an upcoming 5 hour flight and the fact that I would be wearing open-toed shoes. I waited until just before boarding to put them on and was pleasantly surprised at the immediate relief I felt. I didn't realize my legs and feet were achy but it had already been a long morning between transport from parking to the airport, long TSA lines, then walking through the huge terminal to get to our boarding area. Then the real test, the long flight, during which I was seated the entire time and only got up once to let the person in the window seat get up. Upon arriving at my destination, I felt no pain and I had minimal swelling in my feet and ankles. I normally don't wear compression socks in the summer because they aren't fashionable but these almost match my skin tone and don't look as orthopedic as I feared. I have a desk job so summertime is always difficult with the swelling. I think these are going to be part of my daily outfit from now on. They are just too comfortable and do the trick. The other thing I liked is that while they fit snug and were difficult at first to get on and off, I found that rolling them on and off rather than tugging at them like I would normally do is the way to go. When I take them off, I surprisingly don't have marks on my legs where the elastic band held them on. They are good quality, the thickness is just right. You will not regret these!

I ordered two different brands in size large and in similar colors. I like this one because of the smooth texture, light weight, band at toes is super soft and comfortable, nice wide band at the top, and the bands are only slightly different in thickness. Very happy with the pain relief and comfort.

Finally compression socks with actual compression! They came with their own laundry bag, too. Minus a star because the color is off. I ordered skin/nude, and they are beige/tan, much darker than my fair skin tone. In the picture they look more like stockings, but they are much thicker. The brand name is also stitched in at the top, so there's no trying to hide that these are compression socks.

In recent years it has become evident that this 72 year old body needed some help with edema in my left leg. I really did not enjoy compression stockings but it was obvious that I needed them. Once I learned the trick of how to put them on properly things got even better :-) I went through several brands , open toed, closed toed, etc . I can state with confidence that this particular brand has performed the best for me. Compression is strong but balanced. I will buy again

Hard for husband to put on and take off. Think we’ll have to go with zipper ones and hope those work for him. Might be two person event!

So far, these compression socks are amazing as they go from the bottom of your toes up to below the knee. I received an extra large because my ankles and calves swell a lot. I will come back and update if they stretch overtime and don’t fit correct correctly. But so far, perfect!!

I bought 20 - 30 mmHg figuring that for the fact I'm a big boned Danish man of 5' 10 1/2" would easily cover my foot properly. My toes are completely exposed so there's no compression near the end. When buying a foreign made shoe: we'll say 'new balance' and my shoe size is 11 1/2...then these compression socks would give me plenty of ankle room and toe length. These Doc Miller's are small!! Just remember that. They run about 2 inches small in the length for this size compression sock. I of course bought the size they recommended: larger than what I knew my calf size would be (when it is swollen with edema) and it's still waaaay too short. (See my two photos) There is very little ankle weave, in length. My toes are completely exposed. I would put THEIR SHOE SIZE length at 9'. Nowhere near my 10 1/2" foot. Folks, let's face it...we've heard it 1000 times… You get what you pay for, so buy a more expensive sock with all excellent reviews. Do not be foolish like me...Update: day two...they're used so unfortunately, I can't return them. 40 plus smackers down the tubes.

Nicely flesh colored, and strong compression. I did size up. This is long enough to wear as a knee sock, and the toes are open for wear with sandals.