Futuro Knee Highs for Women, Moderate Compression, 15-20 mm/Hg, Helps Improve Circulation to Help Minmize Swelling

For support socks these are more expensive however, I think they are absolutely worth it. I wear them everyday all day. They are very comfortable and wash well. Lasting at least a year in most cases with regular weekly washing on delicate in the machine. I hang my dry. I have a 17 inch calf and wear the large size with comfort and ease to get up and down.

The best compression garment to the knee I’ve found. I highly recommended these. Hand wash and line dry then they will last a very long time. They are comfortable and provide the compression needed for edema, neuropathy and improved circulation.

These would get 5 stars if they didn't start sliding down my calf in the middle of my work day. I love the color, the sheerness, the comfort toe is a great feature. They don't pinch anywhere, they're just not big enough to stay on my meaty calves. And I got the large size, I have a little over 22.5inch calf. I think if they made an extra large, they would stay up. I'll prob still wear them, just not at work.

Have used Futuro for years and will continue. I use these knee highs to help with swelling on travel and/or over resting over night. The product is so stylish it's mistaken by family and friends as nylon. These particular knee highs fit well and have survived a few machine washes.All ready looking forward to purchasing more Futuro compression based products.

Bought these because I need medium compression to keep down swelling in my legs and ankles. These Futuro Knee Highs work fairly well to keep down swelling and I like the "toe box" which has ample room and doesn't squeeze my toes. I also like.the wider band at the top which doesn't cut into my leg just below the knee like some other brands do.However, I gave them 3-star rating because they tend to "wrinkle" at the front of my ankles. Even though I followed all directions in putting them on, making sure there are no wrinkles with correct positioning of the heel and toe fabric, after I have worn them for 30 minutes or more, the wrinkles start to gather at the front of my ankle and press into my skin, making depressions into the swelling (which does go away after I remove the stockings). I don't know if it's a defect in the built-in shape of the stocking causing the problem or just the stretched fabric trying to return to its unstretched shape by sliding downward, but it is uncomfortable enough that I have to adjust the hose every hour or so to try to smooth out the wrinkles. Even then, it still usually takes an hour or more for the creases in my ankles to disappear after removing the hose at the end of the day.If I can find another brand of same compression with a similar or even wider more comfortable band at the top, I probably won't buy this version again.

My first experience with compression socks. Bought them exactly before my airplane trip. Just very good and comfortable. And seem to be durable and long lasting. Will purchase again.

These were for my 91 year old mother and she loves them! They are sheer enough so she doesn't feel like they are "old lady stockings", but give her great support and help with the swelling in her legs. Also this is the best price we have ever seen for this product! We recommend them highly!

Love the black ones way better than these kind of pinkish-lavender colored ones. These have a big sock heel thing that shows over the tops of my flats. The black ones have no sewn in heel--just the same on both sides, like regular knee highs. Both kinds are slippery with a slick finish that slides in the shoe so that you sometimes feel like you're going to slip out of your shoe. I sometimes put on a thin pair of regular knee highs to solve that. Love that 3M is producing these compression hose, and will wear them every day to keep my ankles from swelling and the phlebitis from doing more painful damage. They're great! They're relatively thin and don't look too much like compression hose, though this tannish type shows worse by creasing across the ankle worse than the black ones.