Doc Miller Thigh High Compression Socks - Open Toe, 20-30mmHg for Varicose Veins, Calf, Leg & Ankle Support, Pregnancy & Maternity Stockings, Small to Plus Size

I am so happy with these compression socks. I ordered them after knee replacement surgery because the ones fro the hospital were too small. These fit just fine, very comfortable and I love the bright pink color.

I wear these for vein disease, and these are the best of the four brands I've tried so far. And that includes the $200 pair purchased through insurance. The socks feel thicker so they're less likely to run, and I wear them under regular cotton socks and have no problem fitting them into my shoes. I live in the desert and also have not noticed any difference in heat retention between these and other sheer brands. The open-toe design also means I get a a few extra wears out of 'em between washes because my "oversock" absorbs most perspiration. They also stay up and in place quite well, even after repeated washings. As for cleaning, they seem to do quite well in the gentle cycle of our washer and left to air dry. And as a guy, if someone were to somehow get a peek of my "undersocks," I'd rather them see a black garment than think I'm an incognito Rockette.

Apparently I have fat calves or skinny thighs, but in any event I had to choose between getting a smaller size where the calf would (according to the size guide) be two inches too tight and the thigh just right; or a larger size where the calf would be right and the thigh too large. I went with the smaller size and do not regret it. No particular discomfort on the calf. If anything I would be interested to try an even smaller size since, while walking or just slowly over the course of the day, the thigh band slips down.The no-toe design works very well, had some concerns about circulation being cut off, but no problems.I did manage to put a "run" in one of them while pulling it on, but in retrospect I was pulling on it pretty hard. So I'd say that was more user error, but do be cautious not pulling on the fabric too hard.The only possible quality issue is that in the thigh-holder band I can see that these tiny rubber/latex threads are starting to break and poke out of the fabric. So far doesn't seem to have affected the fit.I've gotten rashes from elastic bands on bike shorts before, but nothing from these. Also I have noticed that, when wearing these on bike rides, the band seems to stick better to my bike shorts (it stays up/on) than to my skin, so just FWIW if you've got some sort of longer fabric undies like that you can put these over, it may help keep them up.

Good fit, quality material. Would recommend to friends and family.

I'm using for a bad knee. The physical therapist told me to buy the full leg stockings to replace the calf sleeves I'd been using. The fluid from ankle & calf was flooding the knee & painful.I'd been using Doc Miller brand because they worked better and lasted longer than other brands, so I chose these Doc Millers too. But the size of my leg doesn't match the chart, so I bought the correct thigh size. Unfortunately, this pair is too big and slips. The first pair fit better and stay up. They look the same, but aren't. I may try a smaller thigh size, but it might be too tight.I've hand washed these a few times so they can't be returned. I'll add them to other types I tried but didn't work for other reasons. Maybe I'll go to my local Binson's medical supply store and hope to get a proper fitting.

I have these in green and pink because, why not. Got me through 2 knee replacements this year. You should contact your doctor to get the right compression for you - it definitely matters. The wider bands are comfy and don't dig. Compression stockings trick: if the stocking have an open toe, places a plastic baggy over your foot, then put the stocking on - so much easier to pull up! Then pull the baggy out through the open toe. They taught me that in the hospital and gosh it really helps!

It’s suppose to be non slip but it does slip & rolls down to knees. Had L & XL both sizes slip. It does have a good compression

This is a pic stretching the thigh high over my fist to give you an idea of the thickness. They can definitely be worn as tights, not as thick as leggings but I LOVE these!!! I have stage 4 reflux and have been wearing compression socks for way too long. They usually make Mt feet bell up because I can't get regular copper fit socks to not gather. Anyhow, I have had some severe swelling and after the procedure getting my vein closed, I am noticing the swelling go down TREMENDOUSLY thanks to these companies thigh highs. You can put socks over the feet of you are wearing sneakers or they work perfectly fine wearing flip flops. I'm actually going to buy a 2nd pair to continue wearing them. Oh and BTW, they don't roll! I bought the glue just in case and I haven't used it once. Just make sure to put them in a netted bag in the washing machine and hang to dry. You can hand wash them too, just don't twist them dry they will lose compression (so I've heard)