Doc Miller Thigh High Open Toe Compression Stockings 15-20mmHg for Varicose Veins, Pregnancy Support Open Toe Thigh High Compression Socks for Women and Men

Doc Miller thigh high compression socks are fantastic! I own four or five pairs because I have vein issues and have to wear a compression socks every time I work out. Please be aware that the black compression socks and the blue compression socks are not the same size. The blue felt much smaller and tighter than the black. I have three pairs of the black and I thought I could get some other colors. But the blue is so small I rarely rare them. The compression is legitimate, and they actually stay up. They’re worth the money. But in my opinion, you’re better off going with the Black.

Great Support and Comfort! I bought these compression stockings recently and I’m very happy with them. The material feels strong but still comfortable to wear for long hours. They provide excellent support for my legs, especially when I have to stand or walk a lot during the day. The open-toe design is a big plus—it keeps my feet cooler and makes them easier to wear with different types of shoes. The stockings stay in place well without rolling down, and I noticed a real improvement in reducing swelling and fatigue in my legs. I got the beige color, which looks natural and discreet, but I like that they also come in other colors. Overall, these stockings are high quality, effective, and worth the price. I would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs good compression support.

As someone who has suffered with varicose veins, venous insufficiency, and restless leg syndrome I’ve been through every compression product known to man at some point in my life, from high dollar full support hose to calf sleeves. I usually wear a medium in everything sometimes I even borderline on small in some things. I am almost 5’8” and weigh 160 pounds my body type is proportionate a just slightly curvy in the thighs as a lot females are, so after what felt like hours of searching and reading all of the reviews, I decided on this brand and ordered these open toe thigh-high compression sleeves in a size LARGE. Honestly, I think measurements are OK guidelines, but unless you are really trying to make a customized garment, or are really disproportionate in the legs, they really don’t do any good. I tried them on as soon as they arrived, and the large is a perfect fit! The medium would’ve been much too tight and I think if you’re having problems with them sliding down, they probably are too tight (or too loose) because I’ve been wearing these for hours and I’ve had no problems with them sliding down. With this type of garment you can always expect them to slightly slip down a little over the course of a day, and all that takes is adjusting a little when you take a restroom break. BUT you’re not going to need to go to the restroom just to pull these back up. They stay up really well and I already feel relief in my legs. I’m really happy with this purchase and I can’t wait to wear them to work because I’m a surgical tech and can get very restless and fidgety, standing in one spot for a long period of time. The compression is just right, the hose are good, strong quality without being too thick, and the price is right!with my experience with compression garments, I can already tell these are going to definitely last. I’m really glad I sized up after reading the reviews. I am definitely going to need to order more!

They work just fine, and the open toes are more comfortable. They obviously do give you a weird bit of a thigh- muffin-top if you've got any softness in that area, lol, makes it look a little weird under the pants, but I'm sure that's with any thigh high compression. I have long legs so it cuts in in a weird spot if they were just an inch higher or so I think it wouldn't be much of a problem. so functionally, fine, aesthetically not great for larger thighs or taller above 5 8

The compression feels supportive without being unbearably tight, and the open-toe design makes them more comfortable than full-foot compression stockings, especially in warmer weather or when wearing certain shoes. Once on, they stay in place fairly well and provide noticeable support throughout the day. That said, getting them on is definitely a workout. Like most stronger compression stockings, they take effort and patience to put on correctly, especially if you’re between sizes. Fit also seems to vary slightly depending on the color/style version based on user experiences online. Material quality feels decent overall, and they seem durable enough for regular wear if washed carefully. They’re not the most fashionable option, but they function well for medical or recovery purposes. Pros: supportive compression, open-toe design is more comfortable, helps with swelling/fatigue, stays up reasonably well Cons: difficult to put on, fit consistency may vary slightly, not especially stylish Overall: a solid compression stocking option that provides good support and relief, especially for long days on your feet, but expect the usual struggle that comes with putting on higher-compression stockings.

Great thigh high compression stockings. Having difficulty with varicose veins and other socks/stockings that I've tried just were either too difficult to get on or not enough compression. These were the Goldilocks fit. Can wear them all day and there's no skin irritation. The fit is the best I've encountered. They do not roll down on you. I went by the sizing chart and have had no problems. They're reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

These compression stocking fit very well and the material has a soft feel. I used the sizing provided on the description which led to a perfect fit. I am using these compression stockings following knee surgery. The compression stockings provided by the hospital do not fit well. I prefer the open toe but need the compression on the foot to avoid swelling at the ankle.

I ordered these to help with managing varicose veins. The openings are extremely accommodating, I was nervous they would constrict my toes or my thighs but they don’t! (Blessed with thunder thighs!) The band around the thigh is nice and thick, feels true to 2” wide. I ordered close to my measurements, and they were not hard to put on. I compared them to another pair I ordered that suggested I size up, and I needed to roll them up in order to get them on. Because these have thicker bands, they are harder to roll, but they have enough give to easily pull up like normal stockings. Will return to comment on longevity of stockings and overall assistance with leg pain and circulation. Update—— I found these okay for days I was on my feet or able to stretch out my legs, but when it came to needing to do more active movements I found the band a little constricting for my thighs. It you’ll be sitting for long periods of time I absolutely recommend you take breaks every half hour, as where my stockings bent at the knees it became uncomfortable (which may just be the nature of the stockings and needing to prioritize breaks for movement.) My varicose veins run behind my knees and reach into my thighs, so I think I might be looking into full leg stockings as opposed to thigh highs in the near future.

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