Newcotte Compression Socks with Zipper for Women Thigh High Compression Stockings 20-30mmhg Support Socks for Women Men

I use these for long flights of if I need to sit for hours. The zipper works well and really aids on putting them on. I got a large size, so they are not hard to put on or take off. I am short, so they are long but okay. They are comfortable yet hold those varicose veins. I have had them for several years and they are holding up for occasional wear.

These hold up under multiple washings keep their compression and are a good product. The zipper works well and has a protective bit of material that keeps your skin from being pinched

I guess it's my fault for not really reading the description very well, but these were not the item I wanted. not to say that they are not a good item, but they're just I don't need them. I use some other compression socks and they have. Zippers in them. I find this to be extremely convenient when putting them on and taking them off. I would not buy a pair without them.

The quality of this product was not up to medical standards.Fit: too smallZipper: difficult to completeIt’s necessary to get a sizing from a professional. Other than , it’s a waste of money and time.

This is a good product. I am recovering from knee surgery and was told to keep my leg wrapped tight with an Ace bandage to control swelling. That turned out to be harder than it sounds because the bandage got loose and kept sliding down. I saw this compression legging and tried it out and overall I'm happy with it.I read some people said it was too small for their thigh or too loose. It fit my swollen thigh very well. It fit my entire leg tightly, but not too tight, just right to prevent swelling. The zipper didn't leave a mark on my leg but other people said it did on theirs. It really depends on just how big your leg is. The open toe design is the best way to go because your toes stick out and you have some traction and also your foot will fit in the sock no matter how big your foot is.What I have to point out though is that it takes two people to get it on and zipped up. My wife has been doing it for me but if you are alone you need to think about this. It's very difficult to pull both sides of the opening together and pull the zipper at the same time. If it was easy then it wouldn't provide compression.I don't know this, but my guess is that for a single person it might be easier to get a non-zippered version and just pull it on like a compression sock. That would still be difficult but it could probably be done if you can bend your knee. Otherwise your only option is to use an Ace bandage after all.Under my particular circumstances I would buy this again.

I bought three pairs of these as I was instructed by my surgeon to wear support hose for 23 hours a day for 30 days. Easy in and off.. no struggling. Zip them up to wash and you have a brand new pair!!

The sizing is pretty accurate for the lower leg but it was way too big on the thigh at least for me. I'm afraid if I ordered a size smaller, it would fit the thigh but be too tight for the rest of the leg. You want a sock that fits all parts of the leg with the same compression level. The zippers are very well made and easy to use. I wish they would fix the thigh problem.

Excellent choice