Jomi Compression Thigh High Stockings Collection, 20-30mmHg Surgical Weight Open Toe 241 (XX-Large, Black)

I first ordered the extra large, it was two small, so I ordered the xx-large, it still too small. But I have no complain about the quality of the product, but it's not for me. I will have to try a different Brand. Thank You

I'm 58 and I have varicose vein disease. These work awesome on my legs. They stay up and fit tight. The open toe fits a lot tighter on my feet unlike the Swolf brand witch likes to bunch up under my feet witch makes walking really uncomfortable. The price for the Jomi brand is a little higher, but you get what you pay for. I plan on buying more.

I ordered this based on measurements listed (I went up a size as it’s hard for my arthritic hands to pull up compression stockings and looser compression is better than none) never the less they were super tight on my thighs. The silicon dots to keep them from slipping grabbed my thighs and it felt like it might rip my skin (a valid concern for those of us on steroid therapy). I was bad and cut that band off and they are much more comfortable but still very tight at the thigh (again despite being a size larger than my thigh measurements dictated). This concerns me as any kind of construction can actually make swelling worse. I’ve worn a couple of times but they are just so uncomfortable that it’s hard to convince myself to wrestle into them (yes it’s wrestling when your joints don’t want to play nice, it would help if I could find my gloves to assist in putting on stockings.) they do seem very sturdy and unlikely to run, but they lack enough graduation of pressure moving up through the thigh.

I had a hip replacement and ordered these as an alternative to the stockings the hospital issued me. Not only did they provide better compression and support, they stayed in place and looked great to boot! A little difficult to get on the first time, but once you get the hang of it they're easy to handle. I wore them to my follow-up with the surgeon and 3 other patients asked where to get them because the white hospital-issued ones were uncomfortable and ugly. I'm fully recovered but still need support hosiery for circulation, especially when it gets chilly, so these will be staying in my wardrobe for a long time.

They're painful but my legs are painful without them so at least I know I'm protected from my blood clot. They are made well.

I really wanted these to work and be comfortable. They are very thick and have no 'give' in the material. I went by the size chart and even ordered a size larger but I couldn't get these up past the knee. Tried to stretch them out and try again but they don't stretch. Any little wrinkle dug into me while I attempted to straighten the stocking out. After 20 minutes of trying to get them on properly, I gave up. I ordered same size and type from another company and they work fine and are comfortable. Jomi stockings seem to be well made but 'did not work for me' at all.

I like these compression Thigh highs. They keep my legs from swelling, are comfortable and stay in place all through an active day. They are difficult to put on each day taking about 15minutes using a sock assist because I have difficulty reaching my feet.

First time I wore them I got a run in them. Now I know how my mom always felt when she wore stockings. They roll down at the top a lot so I ended up having to use ace bandage to keep them in place.