Truform 15-20 mmHg Compression Stockings for Men and Women, Knee High Length, Open Toe, Beige, X-Large

Hubby says they fit well, but after 10 washes they are already losing elasticity. We bought a cheaper pair and these will work great if you need them short term but if they are everyday wear you end up spending more money in the long run by having to replace them more often..

These 15-20 mmHg strength work for me just as good as the stronger strengths but MUCH easier to get on and off.

Good product.

Cannot recommend these socks unless your need is only for temporary, short-term (ie a few months) use of a product; in which case these are admittedly bang for the buck. However they are not durable: even when properly and carefully donned/removed, laundered/dried, and worn lightly in rotation; all socks of the several pair I purchased exhibited runs, unraveling, and/or failures on heel seams within only 3-4 months.I have been wearing compression stockings (open toe; 30-40 mmHg one leg, 15-20 mmHg on the other) continuously for 15+ years due to chronic venous insufficiency and consequences of various surgeries. Prior to this period, for about two decades often wore light compression socks due to constant long-haul international air travel. Hence I'm quite familiar with use and care to prolong life of these often USD 60+ / pair "investments", as my medical insurances often didn't cover compression socks.Have worn primarily Sigvaris 233 Cotton (my favorite), Mediven Plus, Jobst for Men; all have price point of USD 60+ / pair. Also have numerous pairs of these companies' lower-price-point offerings such as Sigvaris Access, Jobst Relief (all typically ~ USD 30 / pair). I'm not hard on the hosiery. With a number of socks, and only needing higher compression on one leg, I can rotate through my supply, so overall usage per sock is not high. As a result, I have some socks still going strong with few or no defects at 10+ years.I can't obtain socks in my current medical care plan, and budget is tight; with generally positive reviews, thought I 'd try a few pair of the Truform to see what ~ USD 20 /pair would bring.Answer: although fit was OK, they are not durable; runs, failing seams, etc after only a few months. Yes, they are "budget" socks, but still very disappointing.Was curious about expected lifetime, or if I perhaps had received items from a defective production run. No info about lifetime a/o warranty on packaging, included leaflet, instructions, or even on the company website. So sent an inquiry email to Truform CS, here is the verbatim response:"There is no set warranty on the hosiery but with proper care they should last 4 to 6 months."Not particularly confidence-inspiring.If you need more that a temporary solution: based on my experience with Truform and considering that Jobst Relief and Sigvaris Access can be had for only ~ USD 10 more, would suggest exploring those or other options...

Very comfortable, relatively easy to get on. Love the timeless in the summer. I can wear sandals and not feel out of place.

Feel great

I actually ordered the wrong compression - need 30-40mmHg. I will be giving this pair away. I have ordered several pair of hose in the past and am very satisfied with Truform compression hose.

Great product

I thought they would of been longer

May have trouble, but they will stretch over time