Bioflect® Compression Shorts with Bioactive Raised Massaging Knit for Support and Comfort

Last fall I was diagnosed with lymphedema in both legs from thighs down into toes. My lymphedema therapist specifically recommended Bio Flex compression garments as part of my long term treatment program. I was on the border line between a 3xl and a 4xl and bought one of each size. After trying both on I opted to wear the larger size.My initial purchase in early spring 2023 was the leggings but found the combination of 20-30 mmHG knee high compression socks and the leggings was uncomfortable. I switched to the shorts and it was a good solution.Overall the garments are comfortable and for me a better solution than thigh high compression stockings which I tried. I wear them every day but do not sleep in them. I would like a little more support in the inside upper thigh. They are well made and holding up well. I have not had any issues with weak seams in the crotch. One pair has a few pulls on the side from where I snagged it. I consider that normal wear and tear.The garments are easy to care for, just throw them in the washer on delicate cycle with a small amount of soap and hang them up to dry. I usually wash 4 pairs at a time and have found they dry quickly.I have 6 pairs of the shorts in black, one pair of black leggings, and one pair of the flesh colored leggings. I do not like the flesh color because it is too pink.Since my spring purchases, I have lost 22 pounds and am solidly in the 3xl range. The 4xl continue to provide good support and I am holding off buying the smaller size because I need to lose about 20 more pounds before hip replacement surgery. When I meet that goal I should be down to the 2xl size range.

If you are need of something that hugs your stomach,hips and buttocks this item is for you. Thick nice quality, firm, it holds its shape after wearing and washing. Can be worn under your clothes to help smooth out your flaws. Comfortable ant not to tight. I purchased a xxl

Yes it does roll a little but it’s light and comfortable. Great for Az people

It's OK -- one of few compression short options intended for medical use. However, I found the abdomen/stomach area to be too loose compared to the thighs (so sizing down wouldn't work) for abdominal compression for POTS. Thigh compression is good.The material is on the thicker side, which is probably good for durability and wintertime but still too warm for me. Fabric was stretchy and fairly comfortable. I didn't like that it came out of the package with a very strong artificial perfume/fragrance that I couldn't get rid of even after washing and was both irritating to the skin and on a sensory level. Kind of a strange choice for a garment for a medical/health garment, don't know if they were covering up some other chemical scents?Might be a good fit for you if you feel like you have a larger stomach-to-thigh size ratio.

I bought these because I have lymphedema after cancer treatment. WARNING -- If you have short legs like I do, these are not shorts. I have the leggings, and they have to be rolled up. The capris go to my ankles. The shorts hit a few inches below my knees. BUT... they are SUPER comfortable, give great compression, I love the massaging action of the fabric, they control tummy and thigh jingle, and are light and breathable despite their thickness. They are perfect!

I need compression garments for my Lynphaedma Therapy. These have the most that I've seen so far. They are well made in Italy. They are very strong & difficult to put on (don) which is what you want for the compression. These go below the knee up to the waist & are easier to use than the garment legs I was donning for the therapy. They do cost more, but well worth the price when you are using them for medical therapy.

These are the most comfortable compression shorts ever. They do leave indentations for an hour or two after you wear them. They do run small (I’m usually a size 24 and the S/M fit me well).

This is almost an excellent product.-I have purchased the size for my height, weight. CHECK! Perfect there.-This feels amazing! YES something that isn’t too hideously priced, well…almost…wish it fit my budget just a might better because I desperately need this and I’m on a limited budget…-Ok here is what would actually make this a 5 star product. The bottom cuffs slide up and the top rolls down. PAIN IN THE B#@*! Come on guys, quality companies use silicone bumps…you know those non slip grippies they put on socks in the hospital to keep you from flying across the floor? I have those on my professional grade compression sock and they are the best thing EVER! They never roll down and I love them. I also have a pair of Nylons I wear with a dress that has them and same thing they don’t roll down any they are no where as expensive as these. These desperately need about 5 rows of the silicone nubbies along the upper body to keep it from rolling down the belly/body, then some around the leg cuff to keep them from sliding up. What’s the point of using it for compression if it doesn’t stay in place and I am going around trying to pull it up all day. Need a pair of suspenders here or something. If I bought a bigger pair it would still roll off and the leg cuff would be too big as the leg cuff is already just slightly loose.-Next issue to fix, (and others have complained about this) after just 3 uses the crotch wore out and became thin and stretched out. If you put ANY stress on the front crotch area where the stitching comes together in front, that area will start to run. I’m sorry these re just TOO expensive for them to just start running like that especially when you have to run your hands around inside and work them up, you are going to put stress on them while you work them up, that what happens. And creating runs pulling them up should not happen within a few days. That is just not right.-Here is what is seriously wrong with the stitching in this product. The crotch is not stitched properly and that is the main reason it gets runs in the front. I get swelling in my entire leg all the way up my thigh to the inner thigh. This item cannot be pulled up to the inner crotch, but instead does a strange thing almost like a horse shoe seam from one leg to the next so you can never actually get the entire suit pulled up into the crotch area without doing some really weird finagling. If you do try and do that, that is what causes the extra stress on the crotch area that ruins the suit, because it does not actually have a real built in crotch. It’s quite odd actually.Because of this I find, that I still get upper leg swelling between my thighs in the upper area, if I do not get it pulled up exactly all the way into the crotch, but I am a bit afraid to do so because I will ruin another expensive pair. Because some comfort and swelling control of my lymphedema is better than none? It’s sort of a danged if you do danged if you don’t but these have been the best comp pant I have found so far because they have truly worked. They have helped me sleep for the first time IN YEARS. Pain has been reduced in my legs at night and I had no idea what it was that was keeping me awake.If I could get them to fix these 2 things, this would be a 5 star item and worth every penny.