Dr. Scholl's Women's Graduated Compression Knee High Socks, 1 Pack

This is a pair of white mild compression knee high socks, women’s shoe size 8-12. They are 94% nylon and 6% spandex. Made in USA with imported yarns. These are light weight, on the thin side socks with a good deal of stretch. I have fairly large calves for a women and these fit quite comfortable. I do find that they are pretty long in length and fit over my knee. Perhaps it has to do that I am only 5’2”! The foot bed is long, so it should accommodate the stated shoe size with out any issues. I wear a size 7 shoe and the heel goes past mine. They do seem that they could pull easily, so care needs to be taken in putting them on and taking them off. Machine wash warm and tumble dry-medium heat.

If you have bad sciatica like I have, these socks are for you...although they are white and you look like a Mummy with them, they are the most comfortable compression socks on the market!!! When my feet get swollen and my thighs hurt so, you put these on and relax for they are going to do the job...I take size 8 1/2W-9 shoe so I took an EXLarge in the sock...fitted great and so comfortable!!!

I had a blood clot years back, and I have two leaking heart valves, so I get swelling, and Dr. Scholl's Graduated Compression Knee High in mild compression 8-15mmHg. If I'm going to be on my feet for an extended amount of time, I put these on. I like the smooth toe seam, and these fit up over my knee, onto my thigh. When you put compression hose on, never pull on the upper edge of the sock, or it'll stretch out, and not work again. They are made in the USA for sizes 8-12, but I don't know calf width limit. These make my legs and feet happy, moving the blood flow up my legs, and APMA approved.

I bought 3 extra pairs after trying on the first pair a few times to see how well they worked. Well, after a 5 day trip to New York City from San Diego - these babies helped me through a 6 hour flight, a 3 hour delay of sitting around the airport, walking for 13 miles straight, and the flight back without any leg or feet pain whatsoever (I was also wearing a very specific type of shoe). I live with chronic pain due to a spinal fusion, and I have tried different compression socks for restless leg syndrome and constant leg aches after sitting or walking long-term, but these were surprisingly effective and the price is so affordable. I think I'll be sticking with these for a while.

These knee high compression socks are very comfortable. They are mild compression so they are not too tight. I wore them while standing on my feet all day at work and I had no pain in my legs or feet. I will definitely get another pair.

I gave my Dr, Scholl's knee-high compression socks a few days of trial because I have been using compression socks for a long time, and found out that while they are not all the same they do have similar qualities also flaws. This socks are the graduated compression type meaning they must exert their highest pressure, measured at the ankle and that pressure must decrease approximately up your leg. The Dr. Scholl's socks are made guided by the best health guidelines like the elimination of cotton in their manufacture to help reduce moisture absorption and irritation. They are also latex free to avoid common allergic reactions. They are beneficial to help reduce swollen and achy feet and legs. The idea involved here is that mild compression induced from bottom to the top can promote your blood circulation. In turn better blood circulation means better health, is like getting a slow massage from your feet up. Cons : This socks do their job in all that they claim they can do, but they will not work for me and might not work for some of you. That's why I give them only four stars. I will have to purchase the open toes style otherwise I will suffocate. I tried them with sandals and just them on, got the same result. I'm very hot and this all closed socks are a major no, no. If you are like me get the open toes style. In the other hand they will work fine for those of you with cold or regular feet. Second con: One size does not really fits everybody, specially in this situation that involves health issues. Sometimes even your right size can be too tight a bigger size too loose, either situation can cause more problems than to resolve them. (I encountered this problem with are compression garments.) Don't think I can cut them in the front and wear them. It won't work, I tried it with other compression socks, wasted time. One piece of advice is have yourself measured by a qualifed person. It doesn't cost anything if you are looking for help with health problems you most have a nurse, a doctor or therapist that checks you regurlaly. Next visit ask to be measured properly believe me you will be greatful.

Legs were bothering me and was told to try compression socks. Couldn't get them on so I got a Sock Aid to help put them on. That did the trick. Slipped the socks on and now have happy legs. Legs have better circulation which helps me walk longer and not as tired like they were before I tried them. Will be using them from now on. Try them if you want to be mobile. They will help you get going.

First thing I want to say is the description said a 3 pair pack so I was expecting 3 pairs and I only got 1 pair. I wish they came in different color but never the less, the compression support is not bad. I work 8 hours on my feet so the mild compression was ok.

They are comfortable & not too tight. I wore them all day and noticed how good they felt, especially after I took them off. I like that they included directions in the packaging. The only fact that I didn't like was the toe part. There was a little too much fabric if you put the heal part where it it supposed to go. I do like the mild compression that it provides, especially in the calf area.

I am wearing these to see if my circulation will improve in my feet and legs. They are extremely soft and very thin so your skin can still breathe. They were easy to put on and didn’t feel confining. I will be wearing them especially when on my feet for long periods of time. I have confidence in the Dr Scholl’s name.