Doc Miller Open Toe Compression Socks for Women and Men 15-20mmHg, Shin Splints, Varicose Veins and Calf Injury Recovery

They run really small so order up 2 sz very hard to put on . I like them for traveling long distance keeps swelling down

Yes, I know they are compression socks. I got them for my kid- size small for 14” calves but they were way too tight. I have 12.5” calves so I tried them but ended up yanking them off at 3am. Size M is ok, but beware.

These socks run small. And before you look away and say “pfft, of course they’re small, they are compression socks”, let me tell you that even my mother’s doctor and nurses say they are small even for compression socks. My mother doesn’t have an ounce of fat on her anywhere and is tiny, and the mediums barely fit, even when her legs are not swollen at all. So order up. Order way up. That said, they are good quality and the designs are cute.

Wrong compression…need lowest

I think the bands at each end need to be wider length wise. They cut into your flesh. I am not heavy nor is my mom.I bought them for my mother. I feel there is too much length overall and that the sock bunches at the ankle. Hard to adjust properly so not very comfortable. I am happy that we are able to return things that don't work out.The manufacturers need to make less length for people under 5 feet tall., that way there is not so much extra material.

These fit like a small, not a med. I think they were marked wrong, My other stockings are Med and fit correctly...these don't. Problem is, if you want a refund, YOU have to print out the return mailing label. Not everyone has a printer and to request a mailed label return a mismarked, defective item and have tp pay for it is just wrong. The only thing worse than the quality of these socks is the customer service! Horrible!