Doc Miller Open Toe Compression Socks 15-20 mmHg for Women & Men

Well made and functional. Laundry’s well. I would recommend. Open toe is preferred.

My Doctor recommended that I start wearing compression socks. I have tried a few that friends recommended. They weren't comfortable and very tight. I tried these and am so glad that I did. I did as suggested and when up a size. They are comfortable,wear well and very easy to wash. I got nude and they are very good color. Highly recommend.

I have POTS, so compression socks are a necessity and these open toe ones -- my first -- have been great overall (especially since I'm prone to ingrown toenails. My only complaint: About a year after being two pairs, all 4 individual socks developed holes in the heels. Because I have two pairs, that means each pair got about 6 months of use, so maybe holes are expected by then, but I also work at home, so I rarely even wear them with shoes -- mostly with comfy slippers. That said, they've done the job, so I just ordered a new pair and may try one other brand to see how they compare.

These socks are little bit difficult to get on but they work really well and are really comfortable to wear for even long periods

these are great

Sizing is off on these. I have worn compression socks for years. I have bought expensive and mid range pricing socks. I always have worn medium. These were so tight I got severe cramps in one of my legs that entailed using a pt roller to work out. I am 135 pounds with mild swelling. I hope this helps other people in choosing the right size in this brand. Since I wore them, I am assuming they cannot be returned. I will stick to my tried and true brands going forward.

While these fit and are easy to put on, my own personal preference is the compression socks with toes. This is hard to review because there is nothing wrong with these other than my own preference. But ... here is the review.

My husband was told to wear compression socks when he's standing for any period of time so he reluctantly asked me to ge t some. He wears these quite a bit and hasn't complained about the m once saying they are a lot more comfortable than other socks he's had to wear. In fact a couple of times, he's forgotten he's had them on. Because they are compression, they are harder to put on than regular socks because they are supposed to, but the open toe does make it easier. The quality is good, has helped with his swelling and, therefore, a good value. The best part is he wears them.

Son realmente elásticas y fáciles de poner.

There are lots of compression sleeves on the market. After much trial and error, I've learned that Doc Miller compression sleeves are the best. Unlike other sleeves, the Doc Millers perform exactly as promised and as I expected.

Buen nivel de compresión, buena calidad. El único pero es que aprietan mucho del elástico superior. Yo para usarlas las doblo a mitad de la espinilla.

Adquirí el producto para mi mamá realizando la medición en la pantorilla como indicaba la guía, la media queda muy bien en su parte de la pierna, la presión es fuerte y soportable para mi madre que detesta la ropa ajustada. Solamente quedo un poco largo, aunque no es gran cosa, sobre todo porque mi mami no es una persona alta.

Al no tener punta y que quedaron un poco grandes del pie, se enrollan hacia arriba, después de un poco de caminar terminas con el talón en la pantorrilla. La medida no es la correcta