SigvarisWomen’s Style Sheer 780 Open Toe Calf-High Socks 20-30mmHg

Purchasing these on Amazon saved me 20$ over what the pharmacy charged.These are easy to put on with an included slick partial 'sock'. Since they are toeless, they slide on very easily with the included 'sock' and are extremely comfortable. Removal is a snap if you follow the directions included.They launder well and hang dry in a snap.Purchased prior to having spider veins removed and I dreaded having to wear them. I was pleasantly surprised and have since purchased others with patterns for casual wear with athletic shoes. They are wonderful to keep you on your feet and going all day long. I will now wear compression when I travel and via car or plane. They really do eliminate tired legs and am assuming swelling, too, but I never had that to deal with.I do not wear them with open toe shoes as they will show, but I love my toes free.These were the most expensive brand my doctor suggested and he said the most sheer. If you are looking for sheer, um not so, but with slacks they are fine as long as you are not looking for a more dressy look.

Feel good (for compression stockings). Stay in place nicely. Durable and do not easily run or pick. Don't look too bad. Particularly like the black - natural and suntan are okay but look just a little obvious - wish color could be a tad different but maybe as good as can be. Would recommend these.

These fit well and are sheer, however, what you sacrifice is durability. They are difficult to pull past your heel without tugging which ends up tearing or snagging the stocking. They come with the sock to aid in putting them on but still doesn't help with getting them over your heel. Great support. Cafe color is much darker than photo. Thought I was getting a tan shade but they are really brown. Would love them except for the fragility.

Fast and dependable service..

The band around the knee rolls after approx 1 hr of wearing. It is very uncomfortable. I've tried wearing them, more than once, and cannot bear to wear them once they start rolling. Compression socks are hard enough to deal with but without a sufficient size of the band at the knee area - it just doesn't work.I tried this sheer pair hoping it would be better for hot weather - but it's not. This band is not the same as other Sigvaris items I've purchased and worn for years. I can't believe I waited 2 days too long to return them! I should have returned this sheer pair after wearing them once.

These socks are for a medical problem. However, theyare attractive and much easier to get on than most ofthe other brands (also more expensive).they do the job very well.

A sizing chart would be really, really helpful here.I had to dig around the web looking for a Sigvaris sizing chart that would tell me what size to order - which is kind of important with compression stockings. When I finally found one, I used the same measurements and criteria for size choice that I've used with past compression stockings and calf sleeves (which I've purchased from at least 5 different manufacturers in the past year, and they've all fit - and were all less than half the price of these). My calf circumference was at the top end of the Small range but in the middle of Medium, and my ankle was on the low end of the Medium but still about an inch above Small. Based on that, I ordered Medium - fairly safe, I thought, since I've sized everywhere from small to large in other brands (usually smaller in unisex, larger in women's), and I've had a slight problem with circulation being restricted at the ankle when I've fudged that measurement a bit to get the right size for my calf.These are huge on me. Either the size chart was completely wrong, or I received a pair that were either 1-2 sizes larger or 1-2 grades of compression lower than the box stated. They're not baggy, they stay up, but most of my regular nylons fit tighter than these (and so do my socks). I'm not sure I even get the lowest level of compression (8-12 mmHg) from these, much less the advertised 20-30 - and I have trouble imagining who would. I'm about 5'5 and weighed just under 170 when I got these - not svelte by any measure - and at best guess, I'd have to go down 2 sizes to an XSmall (if they made one) to even get close to the advertised compression.They're loose enough that they won't stay in place on my feet; they keep rolling up from the bottom hem. This is not only uncomfortable, it's dangerous, as I discovered the second time I wore them: coming down carpeted stairs, I set my foot on the edge of a step, and as soon as I shifted my weight, my foot slid straight through the open toe easily. Next thing I knew, I was at the bottom of the stairs with the foot of the stocking up around my ankle and a lot of new bruises. I've slipped on the stairs in stocking feet before, but usually the stockings and the feet stay together so it's easier to regain my balance.Also, with the way they shift and bunch up (and slip), I can't wear them with sandals, which was why I bought them in the first place. (Yeah, I have to wear compression stockings all the time.) That's what I get for deciding to buy the pricey support stockings; I'll stick with the cheap ones from now on.These get 2 stars because they feel like they'd be comfortable and good quality if they fit, and because they did come with a nifty little pointy sock thing made out of slick fabric that helps you slide tight compression garments easily over your foot (open-toed only; you pull the sock out through the toe opening). I use it to put on the calf sleeves I wear most of the time, which fit as advertised and are much less expensive than these: I recommend the Thirty48 Compression Plus calf sleeves  Graduated Compression Sleeves by Thirty48 Cp Series, Calf/Shin Splint Guard Sock; 2 Pairs; Maximize Faster Recovery by Increasing Oxygen to Muscles; Great for Running, Cycling, Walking, Basketball, Football Soccer, Cross Fit, Travel; Money Back Guarantee  under pants (they're intended for sports; get the black/red or blue/blue for this level of compression, the other colors are a step lower), or the Brite Leafs  Sheer Graduated Compression Calf / Shin Splint Firm Support Sleeves - One Pair (Large, Beige)  for a lightweight hosiery look (although the reviews are right, those are tight, so size up half an inch early if you like them tight, more if you want them looser - and use the smaller measurements in the top section near the photos, not the larger ones in the "Product Description" further down).

They do what they are supposed to do.

Excelente calidad del producto!!! Las medias me ayudan con la circulación y a descansar las piernas. No se me hinchan.

Llegó 1 día antes de lo programado y el artículo fue exactamente el que pedí

Son ligeras y comprimen muy bien

Cumplen con el objetivo y son de muy buena calidad. Donde tuve algo de problemas es al elegir el color, pues se regresa al anterior.

El color mostrado no es correcto ya que es mas oscuro y si se hace una comparacion con el color natural, el almendra tostado se ve mas blanco o claro en las fotos publicadas.