Doc Miller Open Toe Compression Socks, 20-30 mmHg, Toeless, Support Circulation, Shin Splints, Calf Recovery, Post Op, Knee High, Medical Grade, Nude/Skin Socks, Medium Size for Men & Women, Pair

I am 5’6 / 165 lbs as you can see these are too long, and will be perfect for folks with long legs.I saw mixed reviews about them being short and too small so I decided to go a size up and order tall XL. They are too big and too long. I’m going to keep them because the compression is still good and I can roll the band down or pull them up and wear them as over the knee compression socks. But if you’re tall, this will be perfect for you just make sure you get the extra tall size I would say these are true to size again I ordered the wrong size but I’m going to make them work for me. They are also great quality .

This review is for the Premium Calf Compression Sleeve 1 Pair 20-30mmHg Strong Calf Support Multiple COLORS Graduated Pressure for Sports Running Muscle Recovery Shin Splints Varicose Veins. Color nude Style: Open toe Size: Xtra large.So comfortable. The quality is great. Not too thick/Not to thin. You will get a perfect fit using the sizing guide and instructions for sizing. The quality is nice and breathable. Injuried my left leg and ankle by slipping in the shower a couple months ago. Still having issues with pain and swelling in leg and ankle. The swelling and pain increases when I am at work sitting at my desk all day. This compression stocking has decreased the swelling and pain. They are breathable and not hot. I have worn this in 80 to 90 degree weather and remained comfortable. So far so good. I would defiantly purchase more in the future if I had a need. The price was perfect and affordable.In the picture you can see clearly the swollen left leg and with the compression stocking on I have some definition again in my leg. My Kankle is slowly going away!

I bought these for a recent surgery. They stood way above the hospital compression socks. They are durable, comfortable and easy to use. They helped with pain relief. The compression was just right. Excellent quality!

In recent years it has become evident that this 72 year old body needed some help with edema in my left leg. I really did not enjoy compression stockings but it was obvious that I needed them. Once I learned the trick of how to put them on properly things got even better :-) I went through several brands , open toed, closed toed, etc . I can state with confidence that this particular brand has performed the best for me. Compression is strong but balanced. I will buy again

They are made well but the sizes run small. Too tight to pull over heel. I have a broken leg bone connected to my ankle bone. Fibula bone. I need compression. I'll have to order a size up I guess.

So far, these compression socks are amazing as they go from the bottom of your toes up to below the knee. I received an extra large because my ankles and calves swell a lot. I will come back and update if they stretch overtime and don’t fit correct correctly. But so far, perfect!!

I bought 20 - 30 mmHg figuring that for the fact I'm a big boned Danish man of 5' 10 1/2" would easily cover my foot properly. My toes are completely exposed so there's no compression near the end. When buying a foreign made shoe: we'll say 'new balance' and my shoe size is 11 1/2...then these compression socks would give me plenty of ankle room and toe length. These Doc Miller's are small!! Just remember that. They run about 2 inches small in the length for this size compression sock. I of course bought the size they recommended: larger than what I knew my calf size would be (when it is swollen with edema) and it's still waaaay too short. (See my two photos) There is very little ankle weave, in length. My toes are completely exposed. I would put THEIR SHOE SIZE length at 9'. Nowhere near my 10 1/2" foot. Folks, let's face it...we've heard it 1000 times… You get what you pay for, so buy a more expensive sock with all excellent reviews. Do not be foolish like me...Update: day two...they're used so unfortunately, I can't return them. 40 plus smackers down the tubes.

The benefit of open toe socks is that they don't pull on your toes. The benefit of Doc Miller socks is that the bottom band, where the sock ends before the toes, is knit smooth without the bulging seam found on most open toe compression socks. It's as if other brands can't finish the sock without adding the not-needed toe seam. Doc Miller socks instead have a completely smooth transition to the end of the sock. If you wear open toe socks frequently, you find that sliding your foot into some shoes causes the end of the sock to roll up a little. If the sock has a seam at the end and that rolls up, it is like having a large rubber band rubbing the arch and bottom of your foot all day. I found Doc Miller socks on Amazon by accident and now that's all I buy. For various medical reasons I'm required to wear them every day (medium compression 20 -30) and these are the most effective for my legs and comfortable for my feet. The pricing is great, especially compared to medical supply stores, and these last a long time if you hang them to dry. Doc Miller comes in black and beige in the open toe version as well as a few stripes and colors. I've thrown out the socks with the thick toe seam and just wear Doc Miller now and I wasn't paid to write this!