JOBST Relief Knee High Graduated Compression Socks, 15-20 mmHg - Comfortable Unisex Design - Open Toe, Beige, Small

Very nice quality, they fit nicely.

These are very sturdy, comfortable compression stockings. The silicon dot band at the top is really comfortable! The open toe makes them a bit easier to put on.

I purchased a small and they ran a size to big.

Super buenas

Jobst makes a great product!

Comfortable easy to get on good fit worked well

they fit right. they look fine. the heel though, it's the thinnest part of the material and it's the first part that gets a hole in it. I've also found that the fit well and adjust to your feet length as you train them (I like it above my big toe knuckle but below the toes). BUT.... they wear out way too quickly, start to get stretched and no longer are effective at their rating. I went through 4-5 pairs of this hot mess before I woke up and tried something else.I also waited to review until I tested out some DocMiller and they get the heel right, long term effectiveness, but not the best at being trained. when new, I prefer the fit of Jobst, but that is short lived as the heel quickly gets holes. I mean seriously, the part that gets the most action and contact has the least thick material, doesn't even make sense.

Jobst stockings are of the highest quality. The fabric is smooth and not irritating, the elastic band at the top does not dig in creating pain, they stay up without wrinkling, in my case for up to 16 hours a day. They are relatively easy to put on compared to some of the other brands I’ve tried. … What works for me is to pull the top of the stocking down over the bottom portion until the heel is just at the fold. Then I insert my foot and pull the stocking as hard as I can until the heel is in place, then I pull the rest of the stocking up where it needs to go, then smooth upwards with my hands to make sure I get out all the wrinkles and spread the compression evenly…. The toeless stockings work the best because there is no issue with extra material inside your shoe or having the toe of the stocking jam up against your toes- which can be very uncomfortable. And they look nice in sandals. ……. Hoping to save a few dollars, I tried some lesser brands, but none of them worked out at all. I fought like crazy with one pair to get them on with help of a friend and managed to do it, but couldn’t stand them because the top band was so tight. When I removed them I discovered that the process of putting them on actually bruised my legs because they were so Inflexible.After that experience, I decided that Jobst is well worth the extra money. I highly recommend them.