20 Best Varicose Vein Socks (2022 Updated)

Not enough info. At least give the circonference of the area(ex 10 inc) above the ankle (ex 12 inc). , as when you go to the dr. Then we can choose the SIZE. Now it is just guessing. Also classify the different types (like made in USA, in Singapore,in China.

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I don’t care for these socks as well as some of my other ones. They are more sheer than the picture shows. With the high compression, they are challenging to put on and take off,

This is a good product. I like the presence of cotton in the stocking. It’s much cooler to wear.

I wear shoes size 6, female. I bought S/M. These socks are on the thicker size so it cramps my toes to the tip of my shoes. Worse is that it retains sweats! Other compression socks I have had the moisture eliminator so I don’t feel sweaty.

I wore these 12 hours a shift, averaging 7 miles, and definitely felt the sweatiness/hotness at mid shift. So No I don’t recommend these if you are active all day.

I’ve gotten compression socks w/the same amount of compression from Zulily but Dr. Motion’s which I haven’t found w/the same compression so I got these- horrible because they’re not made as a single piece but instead the colors are added and inside,create terrible pressure and the pattern they’ve been added to the black on your calves, shins, awful, uncomfortable, borderline painful.

Beware!.

Like many of us, searching for a comfortable diabetic/compression sock is challenging. These failed the challenge. The elastic at the top of the sock is binding. (Top of sock is folded over and seam is about an inch down from the top of the band.

) I have some swelling but my calves aren’t large. Unless you look at my ankles, the shape of my legs doesn’t indicate swelling. I measured my calves, ordered the proper size, and the band of the sock cut into my legs, leaving deep marks after just an hour or so.

The feet part of the socks felt comfortable but it doesn’t speak highly of a sock that has an “auto ship” option. Why would I trust a sock that needs to be ordered every few months? A waste of money.

Don’t get taken in by social media (Facebook) ads. Do some research, talk to your doctor, find some more reliable and higher quality brands. Again, a complete waste of money.

I ordered a pair of white compression socks to wear after my ankle surgery to remove a soft tissue mass and have been extremely satisfied with them. Initially they were a little difficult to put on but that is probably the case with any brand of compression socks.

The socks are comfortable to wear and definitely do reduce the swelling in the foot and ankle and would highly recommend these socks. The compression level I purchased was 15-20. I will definitely wear these on long flights to help prevent swelling and provide overall comfort.

These socks appeared to do their job; but they were simply too small and too difficult to put on. The XL size was supposed to accommodate my wide, size 13 foot. It was VERY difficult to put on because both the expandable top on the calf and the entire foot portion of the sock were too small and didn’t expand enough.

My foot was toe-curling tight—both length and width— and the expandable top of the calf portion left a ring indentation like a tourniquet. I’ve worn other brands of compression socks and this pair was the tightest and most uncomfortable by far.

I absolutely LOVE Rejuvahealth. I was onboard when it was just an idea and starting out on Kickstarter. I have kidney disease and I’m in my 30’s, so I need continuous compression, but still want to look fashionable and not like I’m always WEARING compression.

My absolute favorite has been these Sand Herringbone socks. They go very well with my café au lait skin tone, so I can go the nude look and wear these under leggings, cropped jeans, or anything that shows a little shin (scandalous! 😉 without it drawing too much attention that these are compression or really even socks.

Like another reviewer said, it is next to impossible to find compression that is neutral colored and not striped, white, black, or navy, or has some kind of loud print on it. There are other nude socks out there, but there’s something about the Herringbone that adds subtle texture so that it doesn’t quite look like it’s your own skin, but also doesn’t call attention to itself.

It’s become my favorite everyday sock because it truly goes with everything. I’ve even gotten many compliments on them, even from ladies who had no idea they offered compression. I was super sad once I saw that these were going to be discontinued, so I quickly ordered a few more pairs to add to the 10 or so I’ve bought over the years, to set aside and hopefully last me a while, as the Rejuvahealth products are of incredible quality.

I know I’m not the only one out there that would love this color to continue to be offered, but perhaps they just weren’t that popular or flying off the shelves, considering all the others that are offered.

But know even if it was just me, I’d buy at least another 10 pairs if it was brought back. That’s reason enough, right?? 😉 Seriously, though, thank you Rejuvahealth, for making an incredible product that allows me to be confident leaving the house wearing compression.

Compression that is visible, as well, and not just hidden underneath layers. I have not yet found a suitable replacement for my “everyday sock”, and honestly, I’m not that optimistic that I will anytime soon.

Most companies just don’t offer a variety of skin tones. Let’s just hope my Sand Herringbone that I’ve set aside will last me a few years. Just know if you ever bring them back, you’ve got a loyal customer ready and waiting ☺️.

8 months pregnant and needing a little compression for my lower extremities, I purchased these compression stockings in buff for work. While they aren’t obviously the compression stockings your granny wears, they aren’t your regular sheer socks either–they’re somewhere in the middle, but from what I can tell, these are the only ones like it on the market.

They are good quality so far, and aren’t impossible to get on. I’d recommend them in general, with the *huge* caveat of being able to determine your correct size before you order. My biggest complaint is with the sizing guidelines and their *super antiquated* return/exchange policy.

According to their measurement guideline, I was a small. Now, I wear a 9. 5 shoe, am 5’9″, and currently 200 lbs at 8 months pregnant–there is nothing “small” about me. Using their weight-based sizing guidelines, I was a large.

So, I ended up buying a medium and a large, figuring I’d see which one fit best, and then exchange the other for the correct size. The medium ended up being perfect–the small would not have fit my 9.

5 size foot (there’s special material for your ankle that wouldn’t have lined up), and the large was actually a little too tall, reaching my knee cap. Glad I followed my instincts and tried the medium.

But the hassle was with trying to exchange the large for another medium. You can read all about their returns policy, but essentially you have to pay for return shipping, even if you want to exchange, you *still* have to pay for return shipping–they tell you to place a new order, then pay to return the size you don’t want, while paying a *third* shipping fee for the size you do want.

Absolutely outdated policy, IMO. My advice to this company: If you’re trying to brand yourself as the cool, younger alternative to granny’s compression stockings, update your returns/exchange policy, and offer 2-day shipping.

literally like every other relevant company on the market these days.

I bought some compression socks in a medical supply store some time ago, which is no longer there. I have never found any as good since. I remembered they had RJ or RH printed on the top, so looked it up online, and found they were from Rejuva Health, and I could buy them online.

Comfortable, reasonable price, supportive, relieves tired & swollen legs, helps prevent blood clots, everything I need, delivered to my house! Thank you!.

WOW, I’m new to compression socks. I purchased these for a 12-Hour Walk for which I was preparing and loved them! I don’t usually like things tight to my body. I was floored at how comfortable they remained as well as how quickly I recovered.

Now I won’t go out without compression socks when I go on long walks or hikes. I may start wearing them to Pickleball as well. Thank you CEP Compression!.

My Occupational Therapist suggest that I wear these compression socks to keep the swelling down in my legs. I have to admit, (not being used to wearing compression socks) when I started to put them on, I thought i was going to be miserable, as they are so tight! I had a hard time getting them past my heels! But once I got both of them on-I totally forgot I was even wearing them! Very comfy & lightweight! LOVE the Hot Pink ones I picked out!.

Only support stocking I wear. great for running and recovery, but I wear these to work every day! My legs always feel fres and ready to go. I love the ultralight compression socks. I live in Florida and these are perfect for that “warm” weather in the summer.

I have been a user of CEP for 7 years, have run 30 marathons and countless 1/2 marathons and have never had a calf, foot or leg problem because of CEP!.

I work as a RN and work 12 hour shifts. In order to prevent fatigue and my legs giving out on me we were advised to get compression socks. Only downfall is they say you can’t wash your socks in washing machines because they ruin them.

I found these and tried them on and was instantly impressed after my first 16 hour shift with no fatigue. The challenge then was how to wash them. (Working nights I did not have the time to hand wash all of my compression socks!) So I threw them in the washer.

I bought 2 pairs in October and am now ordering new sets, not to replace but just add more colors and pairs! The 2 I have still are in excellent condition still! I’m definitely impressed. They do sometimes make me hotter than normal if I’m running around in them but the support I get is worth a few hot spells!.

So glad I tried these compression stockings. They feel wonderful on and for the 1st time no cutting and binding at the knee. I paid a great deal more money for stocking that were killing me after a few hours around the knee area.

I put these on and wore them all day and no discomfort. Thankyou so much for such a wonderful product.

These compression socks helped reduce swelling in the ankles and lower legs all day. Don’t waste your time on compression socks with light compression if you have venous insufficiency. Get the ones with compression of 20 mm HG or more.

These are the best value.

The comfort and compression was excellent, but I have ordered “large” compression socks in other brands that fit well (ending below the knee). This sock was longer than I’m used to and came up over the knee (I’m a 5 foot 7 female).

It didn’t make for the most comfortable fit.

the socks are interesting pattern to help give a brown outfit some punch. Socks fit well and have gone on comfortably each time.

I love the argyle and marine blue socks (20-30 MmHg) and they work really well on my stage 1 lymphedema. However these socks (same strength) did not do as well. The compression doesn’t seem as strong especially over the toes and top of the foot where I need it most.

I might return them.

I use a compression sock on my right leg, the result of a broken ankle 6 years ago. The leg feels like it wants to swell even though it is not visable. If I put on one of these socks, the swollen feeling immediately goes away.

These socks seem to be my best option in the Tan/Beige option because they are less noticeable. I’ve been buying these from For You Legs for years. The reason for the 4 stars is that they tend to crowd my toes.

The elastic compresses the toes after I’ve worn them for a few minutes and I only get relief if I remove my shoe and pull on the toe end to stretch them out. Works for a few minutes. I’ve found other socks that give me the toe room I need, but they are not the skin color that would enable me to wear with shorts, etc.

Very pleased with brand and quality, etc. I usually purchase CoreSpun at Empire Professional Pharmacy (where socks are separated into Men’s & Women’s), but they only carry patterned socks. I wanted solid Navy and Camel, so bought online.

However, socks I bought are all too long/tall for me. Should have bought “Short” socks. Never saw my Empire purchases marked as such, so bought “Regular”. Now have to fold down top of socks, and footbed is a little too long from toe to heel, which make socks uncomfortable long term.

Plan to wash in hot water to see if I can shrink them.

Fits slightly larger. Compression feels slightly weaker. The socks are more elastic than my earlier purchases. They stretch more, thus are longer and larger than usual. Something changed in the material used.

Socks are not as firm yet comfortable as they were 2 years ago. Even the color differs, more khaki than tan. Heels good, but due to the greater elasticity tends to run up.

I have vein issues so I purchased these. They are certainly prettier than the medical socks I usually buy. I’ve have compression of 15-20 abd I feel these are less than what I have had. But they are pretty and I bought in a few designs.

Wish they also came toeless.

A doctor recommended I buy ‘over the counter’ compression stockings to 1)reduce swelling in my ankle/instep area, and 2)stop using my nylon knee hi’s because they leave severe indent at top which can affect circulation.

These come in a variety of colors/prints, and are way cheaper than the ‘prescription’ compression stockings. My doctor said she wears them all day to help reduce fatigue and keep good circulation. I wear them to help reduce swelling.

They are thin enough to wear in most shoes.

The fabric was very slippery, very polyester to the touch. It fit and felt good after on and was definitely queen sized. The fabric just felt odd. But it could be just my lack of knowledge on the subject.

Looks great.

I had purchased a few pair of Vim & Vigr socks during the Spring but Summer came on fast and I thought it is too hot to being pulling on knee socks. Little did I know there would be a huge surprise for me in the Fall when I first tried these socks.

I found that I had SO MUCH MORE ENERGY that I was working well into the nght every night for weeks! I am a storng worker anyway but I would usually get tired after about 6 hours of labor. To my surprise I never get tired when wearing these socks! Don’t let that first attempt at pulling these socks on stop you! Yes, they are tight the first few times when putting them on but they stretch out a little with proper washing and no dryer use (shrinking and tightening), Wash with little detergent and nothing else.

Hang to dry. ‘ I have since bought several pair for my husband, brother and myself. They too, have discovered what I did in that they are able to work well over the amount of time they used to and find themselves still happy to go out after work and do more.

We are all seniors! You know how old people get that bagged out leg look with the skin melting around the knees, calves and ankles? No more! Stop that from happening before it is too late!! Who knew compression socks would be the fountain of youth!!!!.

I’d had a bad experience with a cheap pair of compression socks I bought off Amazon awhile back, so when my doctor recommended I start wearing compression socks for my genetic varicose veins, I was pretty resistant.

My doc assured me there are different types of compression socks, and urged me to try again. Thankfully, I remembered a friend of mine who always wears colorful socks that I was pretty sure were compression socks, and I started searching for options.

I knew I wanted colorful and fun socks, so when I found Vim & Vigr I decided to give them a try. Much to my surprise, the socks are comfortable and I actually like wearing them! Okay, they’re not as cool during a heat wave as going sockless… but I LOVE that my ankles don’t swell! WIN!!! And if I have to wear compression socks, I’m glad there are some cute options (more, please!) Especially love the cotton, and the seamless-toe nylon.

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The socks fit me OK. They are difficult to get on (even with the video showing how–appreciate the video very much). Whomever did the video must have hands the size of a toothpick. With my wide hands and feet, getting them off my hands (like they show in the video) doesn’t work.

After wearing the socks for over 8 hours, the band at the top makes that area of my calf sore. However, the compression is great and I am able to move so much better and my legs don’t swell up as much as not wearing them.

I do love the fun patterns that Vim and Vigr have for compression socks. Would love to see more wild patterns. I was right between sizes so I went up a size which I would recommend if you are in that situation.

Also, I am glad that my calf’s measured two inches smaller than the maximum width as they would even be more difficult to wear if they weren’t.

I need compression socks, as prescribed by my doctor. I ordered 3 pairs of these, and they arrived tonight. First impression was that they were very thin and not of a quality I’m used to. I just adjusted the sock on my left leg and my finger went right through it! These are not worth buying!.

As cute as these are to look at there is absolutely NO compression in these. I have several REAL compression socks and this is not it. These don’t even have the firm hold of a good sock. These are a little thicker than pantyhose but no compression what so ever.

Also for the price I can find cuter socks. If you are looking for compression socks do not buy these.

Thought they were cute and need compression that fit my big calves. These were not tight and found myself having to pull them up through out my 12 hour shift at the hospital. My calves are 16in. Bought the right size.

These are fine for light socks and scrunched down at the ankle cuz they won’t stay up.

I find that the socks are very cushiony & comfortable. My complaint come with the sizing. I wear a Ladies, size 10. 5-11. I first purchased size Large socks according to the chart. They were very large.

This order I purchased 1 Medium in white & 1 in black. The rest were Large. The Medium fit better but were still a little large. I didn’t return any because we were going away and I needed the socks.

I’ll buy all Medium next time.

My doctor has been after me to get compression socks but I didn’t want to look like the stereotypical old man in black compression socks. These Socks Addict argyle compression socks fit the bill perfectly.

I have gotten repeated compliments when I have worn them. I’m continuing to look for additional patterned socks.

None of this brand were right for me. My legs swelled and the skin was red and raw under the top band. I wish I could return the unopened ones. My daughter tried these and said the same thing happened to her.

This product is too tight. (VenaCouture) The feet are small.

Love the designs and bought 3 different prints. Recently had knee surgery and purchased to help with circulation and pain. Compression level is great. Works as needed. I purchased a Large as I wear size 8.

5-9 Women, and have large calves.

I am a huge fan of the Zensah compression socks! They are great to wear day to day for walking, recovery, work, and travel. Truly a diabetic’s best friend! (Personally prefer leg sleeves for running).

I love the fit and feel, as well as all the cool designs :).

When I first picked them up to put on, I thought how can anything this stretchy provide enough compression for my lymphedema? They were way to easy for my arthritic hands to put on. They can’t possibly be compression socks.

Well I wore them all day. Great fabric. Cool and non-binding. Great fit. Shortened for womens legs. So many socks are way too long for me and roll up at my knee. And guess what. my ankles were the same size that night as they were in the morning.

Just ordered a bunch more.

I bought only one pair of Wellow socks due to the higher price for my mother whom did not care for the other compression socks she was using. She messured her calf and we went with the large. She did like them much better then the others she had tried.

I bought her additional pairs and tried one pair myself. They do stretch better around the calf than most compression socks and I realized large was way to long for us both. So I suggest to buy just one pair until you know what size is best for the wearer.

Love all my Wellows…and now my wife loves hers, too. Great support through the workday, and for her, traveling by air. Silky soft, comfortably snug, and they BREATHE!! Basically have each color now – my only suggestion – more earth tones! Cafe, Deep Maroon, Caramel – and maybe some stripes as well as the little dots.

Light compression if youre looking for true compression socks, these are not for you! These are light, but pretty they match many different scrub pants I have. They are quite thin-,great for warmer weather.

Discounted when buying many pairs.

At $20 for a pair of socks I would expect them to at least look like the picture. My dress code at work is black pants so I ordered these because if you look at the picture they are black or at lest dark colored.

What I got was light blue. I ordered a total of 4 pair that’s approximately $80 for socks!!! 2 pair are what I expected and 2 pair are not. They will sit in my drawer until I have a clean out for the good will.

Very Disappointed!!!! They had no right to change the color. I would have preferred all the same celestial dark ones. $40 down the drain!!!.

One of the socks contained a white line on the side instead of being covered with the entire daisy design. I am very disappointed and would like a refund!

I first want to start off by saying that I love these socks! When you first put them on, they feel uncomfortably tight, but then after a bit, they feel very comforting. I slept in them and then didn’t want to take them off all day long the next day.

I bought a size 2 because I have bigger calves from being a weightlifter, but then the heel portion was too big and ended up marking along my ankle. I kept them anyway, because the size 1 would likely not fit my calves.

The only gripe that I have is that the material is a magnet for lint/fuzz, which is not attractive. The moment I put them on, everything started clinging to them (like lint from my sheets) and I wanted to wear them to the gym w/shorts, so I lint rolled them, but the socks are like a magnet for more lint, no matter what you do.

If you care about that, do not opt for the black color.

I wear these when I work at the office and they really keep my lower legs from getting edema like they used to before I started wearing these socks. They also keep my feet cool. Just wish they were a bit more affordable! I haven’t had to wash them several times yet so not sure how they will stand that in terms of their longevity and compression ability but we will see.

I was hesitant to buy these but I’m so glad I did. I work sitting down all day and swelling became a problem much earlier in this pregnancy than my first. I now wear these compression socks all day almost every day! They make a huge difference in my comfort and I would not be able to make it through the day, no matter how active, without them.

Would definitely buy again!.

I have bought many compression socks but others are so tight and a harsh material. These are not high in compression but so soft I will be able to keep them on and thus ah help for swelling. Will buy more.

I started wearing compression socks to work because I’m getting Varicose veins. The ones that the Dr. suggested is so hard to get on & off. I LOVE the fact that these have a zipper.

The product is not made of good material. Does not have support for leg compression. Purchased to wear while traveling and not able too use them.

I bought these socks (And I also bought Keen hiking boots) to hike the Smoky Mountains. I wore and washed them everyday for 6 days. I noticed significant improvement in my endurance because of these socks.

My ankles didn’t swell at all. At first I wore them down around the ankles, and then after a couple days of hiking and some sore calf muscles I pulled them up to underneath my knees. I think this is probably how they should be worn all the time anyways, but it was my first time with compression socks— It was pretty stylish nonetheless.

Once I pulled them up, I hardly had any more sore calves. I wore these socks with my Duluth shorts and my Duluth Keen hiking boots, And it was an optimal combination. I’m extremely impressed with the quality, and what these socks did for my legs.

I wear size 8. 5 shoes And even though these are “mens” socks they fit just right.

My Doctor wants me to wear compression socks, so, I ordered some online that were NOT Duluth and they were awful. I struggled to get them on and then they didn’t stay up at times. I knew Duluth makes good long-lasting stuff and so I ordered theses compression socks and they are the greatest.

The fit is true to size, they are comfortable and my Duluth socks have a much longer life-span. If you are looking for good fit and quality, this is it. I won’t buy my compression socks anywhere else.

I wear these every day. They were really snug the first time I put them on but now they go right on.

I have always had trouble finding knee socks that fit my somewhat larger calves, and that stay up. Now that I am older and need to wear compression socks, the hunt for comfortable socks got that much harder – until now.

These Women’s Wide Calf Compression Socks really fit the bill. Like all compression socks, they are an effort to put on, but when they are on, they FIT, and they STAY UP. I wore them for the entire day, and they remained comfortable.

No rolling, sliding down, or cutting into my skin at the tops – just comfortable socks. Would love to see these in a wider selection of colors.

Yes, my vein surgeon did say that. I have the moderate compression hose and they are exactly that. If you are looking for firm compression these are not the hose for you. Mild may be good for some people, but the moderate is the best for me.

I don’t know what some people expected.