Dr. Scholl'sWomen Graduated Compression Knee High Socks-Comfort and Fatigue Relief-Mild 8-15 mmHg

By far my favorite compression socks. I think I have maybe 6 pairs? They aren’t to tight, but they stay in place. They are so comfortable without sacrificing functionality. The fabric is so soft and a great quality, and they don’t leave me itchy after a 12 hour shift.

Comfortable socks that you can get on easily and they provide comfortable compression. These socks are like a 'hug' for your legs. I wear them all day long and only take them off to sleep. They support my legs when I exercise, am standing or sitting for prolonged periods of time. Their best feature is the comfortable feel and the EASINESS of putting them on. They stay in place well.

I wear compression socks daily due to lymphedema. The pink pair stayed soft after washing and fits comfortably. The navy pair has so much spandex that I can't get it onto my leg. It's too short, too small, and the fabric is uncomfortable. I bought two pairs at Walmart in the winter which are both soft and wash up well, but they stopped selling them in the spring. I won't order these again.

I have lymphedema. For decades I've had prescription, 'custom made' support hose.I've endured tremendous discomfort with them.Some cost $189 a pair, and still didn't fit right.Binding around the ankle, too tight under the knee, causing 'balooning' of my lower legs and feet.I'm retired now, so I don't get them anymore, but have been buying stockings online.I decided to try these, and a few different brands.At first, they seemed a little difficult to put on, then, I remembered that I used surgical gloves to put the prescription ones on.Great idea, because I was able to smooth them up.Checking frequently throughout the day, I noticed no swelling around my ankle.The tops seemed a little tight, but I adjusted the bands a little, every once in a while.I must have worn them for a total of 12 hours the first day.When I took them off, there were virtually zero marks on my legs from them, and my ankles were not swollen!Ordinarily, I would have deep marks up and down my legs, of the stocking knit pattern and any seams.I'm quite surprised and impressed with these.They look and feel like socks, not stockings.The elastic appears to be functionally and properly graduated.They don't seem to be as tight knit as nylon stockings, allowing my legs to breathe.So far, they seem to be quite durable.They come in cute colors, and don't ride down.I bought other ones of the same brand that appear to be for winter.I'm happy I decided to try them.Part of the reason was that they were not very expensive at all.Loving them so far!(The picture was taken after I took them off, and noticed virtually zero swelling).😀

First off, I was surprised that the 2 pairs you get in the 2 pack are different types of socks. This was not made clear in the description. I thought they would both be the thicker regular sock material/feel, but you actually get one of those and one thin pair similar to a dress sock material. I love the thicker pair as it works well with sneakers like I wanted, has Light compression and comfortable. I’m not thrilled with the 2nd pair as they are very thin, the toe box is baggy and moves around easily, and the foot portion provides zero compression. The compression on that pair starts at the ankle for me (maybe I have skinny feet? Don’t think so). Also, I was very disappointed to find that one of the thinner socks had a hole in it the first time wearing them.I recommend buying the thicker style only and stay away from the thinner ones.

These socks provide fairly mild compression, which was all I needed post-leg surgery, and then to use during long flights They are much easier to put on than more compressive styles, and come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. I have small feet (size 6 1/2) and was very pleased with the fit.

These are easy to put on. The compression is light so if you need stronger compression these may not work. The toe bed is nice and wide so your toes aren’t crimped.

These Dr. Scholl's light compression socks are SO COMFORTABLE AND SOFT!! I have not tried them yet outside where it is in the low 100's and increased humidity here in Phoenix, but I will. If it feels too warm outside with these I will update my review. I am short, 4' 10 1/2" and they fit to just beneath my knees perfectly. The only gripe I have is they leave some lines on my calf just under the knee area (I got the pink and grey ones). They stay in place and I will be handwashing them in cold water and will hang dry. (even though they say you can wash them in the washing machine). If I do decide to later wash them in the washing machine I will put them in a mesh zippered bag and wash in cold on delicate.