CompressionZ 30-40 mmHg Knee High Compression Socks Men & Women | Support Stockings for Travel, Nurses and Athletes
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Sep 15 – Sep 16
Size: XX-Large
Color: Black Wide Calf: 2 Pack
Department : womens
Date First Available : March 3, 2025
Manufacturer : CompressionZ
Best Sellers Rank: #27,434 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #58 in Medical Compression Socks
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 4,549 ratings
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Size: X-Large
Color: Black: Wide Calf
These sock hose are excellent. They improve blood flow in an injured leg of mine that is prone to swell. I have tried other stretch hose but none so effective as these medical type 30-40 mmHg graduated. The mm is a measurement standard that stands for the millimeters of mercury and indicates the level of pressure. The graduated pressure is in this specification a low of 30 at the top of the sock and the high of 40 at the foot. Of course I had no way to tell if the advertised specification was present, but by the visual result of only one full day of wearing the aid, I am convinced that it was performing well within the parameters. They work fine for me. Are easy to hand launder, and they dry quickly. Price wise, they might seem a little high for one pair of socks, but it is results that you are seeking not quantity or odor reducing copper fibers. Those socks are also compression but for my needs these socks are better. These are real compression hosiery. They do the job. I found them to be comfortable, and yes, they look good on my leg when my pant leg creeps up. Nothing is evident that you are wearing a compression stocking. I am giving them a resounding Five GIANT Stars because they are well made, work as they should..and the results contribute to the overall value and rating. Get them, you wont be disappointed. Be sure to pay attention to the sizing chart when ordering.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Dan Wolff
Size: XX-Large
Color: Black Wide Calf: 2 Pack
These are the only compression socks that actually keep ly legs from swelling. The 15-20 ones don't apply enough pressure, but these 30-40 ones work great. They're a bit of work to out on and take off, but they're very comfortable once they're on. Plus, they're reasonably priced.
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025 by RAWphotos
Size: Medium
Color: Black
I tired these in medium and small and I also tried a Jobst sock in medium. I am familiar with compression. I use compression tights all day when I ski and recovery tights after. These socks give the appropriate amount of compression. If you feel they are too tight, it is not the sock. It is you. Go for less compression or size up if you know you are heavy. These compression Z socks seem to be made with a very similar material as the Jobst, but are much thicker and tighter. They also have areas of reinforcement to add more pressure in zones unlike the Jobst. Even though the Compression Zs were tighter than the Jobst, which ended up falling off my calf at the end of the day, I ended up going with a small because I felt they were to long in a medium. They went up about halfway up the kneecap, which cut off circulation in the back of them as there is a stronger band there. They should stop about an inch below the knee. Even the small was too long, though I could mange the stretch so the end up just below the knee. I could also stretch the foot out so the heel is halfway up my Achilles, but again, not stretching so much put things in the appropriate place. I still can handle the compression Z in small, though I will say, that is tight, probably 50-60 mmHG. In fact, to combat the length issue, I am now folding the sock back down over itself (as if you were taking it off) at where the calf starts. This will now give me a bit more compression at the ankle because the sock is then doubled in that area. Still, I can sleep all night with them with no deleterious effects. FYI: I wear a size 8, have a very wide foot and my calf in the middle range (14"). I am using this to help prevent and reduce swelling after a pretty bad ankle fracture, so it's not like I am not using them in a sensitive area. As far as durability, the first pair developed a small tear after 3-4 uses around the ankle area. It did not affect the performance of the sock but more tears would follow. I expect to get 40-50 uses before it would fail. All the other socks wear fine, so it could have been a defect. From what I have gathered, having compression to the joint helps stimulate the healing process. I was told by my orthopedic foot and ankle specialist to try compression, though he did not give me a specific pressure or brand. After just one day of use with the Compression Z socks, I saw a world of difference in my foot morphology, and that was with the medium sock. The small even works better! I highly recommended the compression Zs. I just wish they made a petite or short version for use short people (I am 5'-8", so really not THAT short!). So one star off. I hope this review helps you make a choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020 by Mario
Size: Large
Color: Argyle Black: 2 Pack
These socks are exactly what I have been looking for, and in need of lately. I originally purchased an all black pair and was so thrilled with the fit and quality that I ordered a two pack of black and grey argyle! I'm always wearing shorts at work and when I'm out and about so it's super important that they also look good! Some people might be put off at the thought of compression socks due to thoughts of medical needs or pictures in their mind of some plain frumpy looking old tight elastic socks. No worries here with these comfy padded graduated compression socks! Last but not least in my two pack of argyle I had a slight hole in one sock in a pair, I reached out to customer service and a lady named Rachael got back to me incredibly quick! I wasn't even expecting a full replacement but with my order number and address I very promptly received a replacement!! Will definitely continue to order from this fantastic company and look forward to buying another pair or two in their awesome color combinations!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by Michael Gieraga
Size: X-Large
Color: Black
I have purchased multiple pairs of these brand of socks in the 20-30mm range and were very pleased with this product. The 30-40mm compression was on sale so I thought I'd try it out. Ouch. I feel I am constantly having to pull these socks up because they are creasing at my ankle and cutting off circulation. I have yet to get through a work day where I didn't have to take them off because they were hurting. When I do remove them there are deep lines in my feet and ankles that burn for a while. They are difficult to get on due to very high compression. I did not give these socks a lower score because though they are not the sock for me they are high quality socks and may be useful for athletes with smaller calves. I am a nurse and use them to prevent swelling while walking 12+ hour shifts. I did purchase the same size that I wear in other compression and they seem to fit in length but just too darn tight in the ankles!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2016 by Pip222
Size: Medium
Color: Argyle Blue
Love them! They work great. My feet, ankles & calves don't swell while working at my desk all day.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by Deb in Florida
Size: Small
Color: Nude: 2 Pack
These are beyond perfect! Perfect compression. Perfect color. Perfect sizing. Highly, highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025 by Leah