I've been using Jobst brand stockings for years. I decided I would try these kind and used the fitment guide to size them. They fit every bit as good as high dollar ones and they are just a bit thicker. I find this really good because they don't run as easy. Buy expensive if you want too but these are less than half the price and every bit as good if not better.

I purchased these for an upcoming varicose vein procedure on one leg. Since they give two per package, I tried using one ahead of time to see if I could get the stocking on and off with ease. They are easy to pull off, but putting them on is rather difficult because of the high compression of the elastics. Being toeless does help, but I am taking away a star because the seam under the foot can fold onto itself, especially when wearing normal socks over the stocking. This makes it feel like a sock is bunching up under the foot while walking, which is not comfortable. If tight socks are placed over the stocking, the seam does not seem to fold over as much. I also found the elastics tend to get a bit weaker after a few uses. I do not put them in the dryer, I wash in warm water only. For tall people like myself, the stocking will tend to pull down towards the knee. This causes me to have to pull up the stocking multiple times during the day. Overall a good solution for controlling edema until I have my vein procedure.

Bought these to replace some other more expensive ones. I am super impressed. These are amazing, hold up well to wash and wear and feel great on the legs. Will be buying more to replace others.

I had a procedure done to my leg a few years ago. I bought the expensive compression socks that were recommended by my Dr. I had the same procedure done recently and decided to try these. Just as good. They stay up very well. They are a little hard to get on but they all are. I only need to wear them for a week so I really won't be able to rate the long term durability. The price was just amazing. Would recommend to anyone who needs to wear these.
Update. When putting them on my finger went through the sock. Still works though. Five to four stars.

I just purchased my second pair of these. As a lifelong struggle with DVT (since age 15...I'm now 60), and now venous insufficiency, I wear compression hose. I have pretty much tried every brand, but after my most recent vein treatment decided to try Amazon's brand. Are they the best? Not in looks or fabric (Juzo and Sigvaris are much softer), but they offer great compression for a third of the cost. So, when I fly, it's now these that I wear. (At home I wear knee high, flying thigh high.)