SigvarisWomen’s DYNAVEN Closed Toe Thigh-Highs w/Grip-Top 20-30mmHg

Finally found a black pair of *short* compression stockings that are for short overweight people. I am 220lbs 5’1 and I’ve never been able to find a pair that are perfect length that don’t go up too far. They feel really great. My legs are larger due to Lipedema and I also have venous insufficiency.

I love these! They’re worth every penny. I’m 5’6” and 130lbs. I ordered size small and they fit perfectly. I love the compression, it truly helps with my Raynaud’s. They stay up on my thighs with no issues. These do exactly what they say, and I’m very grateful!

I’m so grateful that SIGVARIS makes these in tall! (Thank you!) I initially picked up a pair from the local pharmacy prior to some spider vein sclerotherapy. The pharmacist gave me another brand even though the doctor had recommended SIGVARIS. She insisted that according to my measurements they would fit. But the second they were on they kept rolling down to my knees and cutting off my circulation. That’s because they were too short - I am tall and my height is in my legs. I ordered these and they were heaven compared to the others. No issues. I do have to break the rules and put them in the dryer every 3 or 4 wears because they stretch out. But they have held up well with a super gentle dry! I do wish they weren’t so costly. I’d buy several pairs.

Love the color. Fits well except the tops dig into my thighs causing a lot of pain. The digging causing visibility in any form fitting pants and jeans.

Son muy cómodas.

I always wore Sigvaris MS with no problem when I paid over $100, but these cheaper thigh highs are awful.The foot is way too small. My big toes were sore after 1/2 hour . The stockings were sliding down after an hour. The band on top is not the same as the $100 band.

I originally bought a pair several years ago after leg surgery from a private pharmacy after my surgeon prescribed them. They were so expensive and the pharmacy staff was so unpleasant that I looked elsewhere and bought another pair on Amazon. After recent knee replacement, I began wearing them again to help control swelling, and bought yet another pair. They’re durable, but very expensive. While they’re difficult to get on, they do provide support.

As always I dislike the price of compression stockings. I don't believe something medically necessary that costs around the same price to manufacture as regular stockings/leggings/clothes should be marked up so high that us little folk have to save up for two months in order to buy just for them to be worn out after two months of use. But anyway...The elastic is coming out at the tops, it started doing that about 5 weeks in; and they started sliding down and not holding about 6 weeks in. The past couple weeks have been difficult to keep them up. Until I can save for another ridiculously overpriced pair that won't last but two months again. Not sure if trying a different brand would help? I've read that this brand is highly highly suggested and the best overall. Has anyone else ever had these issues or tried a different brand with better results?