Bioflect® Compression Leggings with Bioactive Raised Massaging Knit - for Support and Comfort

I sized up ( currently 14 pant) but ordered an XL size because my legs are large. I am 5'7 and these can fit onto a taller person too. Worn from 5:30am until 5:24pm on a work day where I'm on my feet, step stools, kneeling, lifting (blue collar work indoors). I was able to pull them down without much difficulty to use the restroom and get them back up like thick pantyhose. I experienced improvement in pain in my legs and a reduction in swelling/water retention (I was having to use the restroom about once an hour for the first half of my day expelling water). Driving was comfortable, but you can get too hot easily in them in the sun. Only discomfort was in my vein cluster in my right leg from being compressed, but varicose is worst there for me. Pictures taken post wash. Will see how a road trip goes for travel, highly recommend.

I have tried many compression leggings. These were the best I’ve tried as far as comfort and ease My only suggestion is make one for the shorter peeps. Someone who is 5’4” will have a whole lot extra fabric at the top. It was thick enough to not snag,but think enough to still allow your legs to breathe. It did t make me sweat as much as others have. Because I am short the length was too long.

Wearing the leggings for the first time today. I did not find them very difficult to get on. I bought x-large (I am 5'10 and 160 lbs). They are tight but comfortable. I have been on my feet all day and I don't have the normal fatigue that I feel after a long day. So far, I am pleased.

Next best compression leggings to the Italian Czsalus brand! I have to wear compression leggings that compress all the way up that actually work to help keep my HyperPOTS & Lymphedema in check, NOT the graduated that loses 40-50% compression around the thighs and on up which are a waste of $. I wear a M in CzSalus and I sized down for more compression in Bioflect with S/M since they do lose a little compression after 14-16 hours and their M/L just didn’t compress/work as well for me for all day wear. If you know compression and CzSalus these are just a bit less compressive but still work extremely well. Quality is better than most including Jobst. Wash on delicate cycle or hand wash and lay flat to dry. Cheaper than CzSalus and may not last as long due to the difference in fabrics but they might, just take care of them as you would any other expensive clothes item. Between these and CzSalus you’re getting a quality product that does cost less but is dependable in knowing it’s doing what’s it says. Best advice for putting them on is to lay on the bed with legs in the air, no bending over getting dizzy and blood pooling making it much harder than it needs to be, it’s quite the spectacle lol but worth it. I don’t regulate temperatures very well and don’t sweat, etc so I can’t allow myself to get too hot anyways but these are actually breathable in hotter temperatures worn under thinner fabric pants. I think it helps that they are more fabric than pantyhose material allowing them to be breathable. I wouldn’t wear to an outside concert in Tx summer temps under pants but definitely ok in the ac and may be ok under a light maxi dress with a breeze? After trying numerous brands and types, these are definitely worth every penny. Slightly see through so keep your bum covered. Thick enough to keep legs/knees warm in fall temps if paired with a dress and boots. They look good as a textured pair of leggings for those fall & winter outfits while providing the much needed compression and support without the dreaded waistband cutting into your belly. Smooth but also textured, more textured on the inside and yes they do leave an impression pattern on your skin that goes away but they are doing their job and feel great! Also I have had to hang dry them overnight to wear the next day and dried quickly without losing shape.

I'm just 24 hrs into these & am starting with a 4 star rating. New to the whole compression gear as I'm working to self-manage loose skin from significant weight loss (work in process) & searching for a practitioner to diagnose my lipedema. My goals are to reduce swelling in my ankles, have moderate compression & provide some relief to my lower body. I say manage your expectations because I read reviews about how compressed these are (or are not). The description clearly states MODERATE compression. With these, expect to have some firmness & hold but nothing that a high compression garment would offer. I chose this brand due to the sizing: if I went based off measurements w/ other brands, I fell between 3 sizes ranging from a L to a 4X. That was too confusing. Being 5'7", I just went with an XL which is close enough (I wear 14/16, hourglass shaped w/ hips 46", waist 35"). I was NOT happy with the price (>$60) but thought I'd give the massaging aspect a try vs my compression athletic leggings. Putting these on requires that you pay attention to what you're doing. Anyone of a certain age who lived in pantyhose knows this: nails are not your friends. I put on gloves at first because I didn't want to create any holes on 1st try in case I wanted to return them. They went on alright: you have to work section by section, slowly, attentively. You can't just start pulling them up. You have to watch where your fingers are at all times. They reach high above my waistline, just under my breasts, which works fine for me. They do not roll down at all. After wearing them for a few hours in the evening, I took them off so that they'd be good to wear all day for work (remote desk job). The massage lines were gone within a half hour after removing them. Next morning, I did not wear gloves the 2nd time and didn't have any issues. The stretchiness was fine. I was able to get everything in place. You have to be very mindful when you up past your thighs to get things in place behind your butt so that the crotch lines up. Shorter people may have an easier time with this. There was not enough material to pull down over my heels. I do find that the crotch does drop, especially with a lot of up/downs during the day & when you have to use the bathroom. They do bunch in the back of my knees a bit but am able to smooth everything out when I go to the bathroom which helps w/ the crotch drop (lol). I can see if I went a size smaller that they'd be more sheer but the thickness of the material based on the size I have is right on point: they are not sheer (do not show my underwear). I could wear these like regular leggings if I so choose (& that was my goal). I would never order a legging that isn't black. I took a walk in them at lunch & there is no chafing or wear showing between the legs. They should have pockets to make them more functional. Huge miss if you're trying to combine everyday wear with function! Time will tell on how well they are in quality & sturdiness. Given the price, material, quality & anticipated sturdiness, these are NOT worth the high cost. I would not pay more than $30 for these. It's terrible how companies think it's OK to basically extort customers with expensive items ... seeing compression over $100 is just ridiculous! I will have to see MAJOR improvements for me to purchase these again (& see pockets on them). I'll handwash them tonight & plan to wear them a few times each week. For the most part, I'll plan on sticking to my $25 compression athletic leggings WITH pockets. I will update my review if there are any issues or improvements! Good luck

I have severe varicose veins, veinous insufficiency, and early stage lipedema. I recently had a vein ablation procedure done, and recovery has been much harder than expected. I realized that I needed true compression leggings to help me with the severe post procedure pain. These compression leggings are incredible. They take the pain/swelling/fatigue from a 6 down to a 2. I am an extremely frugal person and was LOATHE to spend 60 bucks on a pair of leggings, but I am so glad I risked it. Highly recommend.

I wasn’t expecting much when I bought these. Kept seeing ads on Facebook for them. I always go to Amazon and not buy off Facebook. Anyway, pulled them out of the package and they looked liked they’d fit a toddler, lol. I did struggle a little pulling them up, as with any compression item. That’s a good thing! If they are easy, they aren’t compressing. I love the high waist. They are so snug. Feel great on! And….to my surprise, my throbbing sciatic nerve down my right butt cheek disappeared!!! I did not expect that! I’m finally pain free! I’m not sure I’ll ever take these things off! Well worth the $65 I spent on them.

There's no way on earth that I can stand to wear these leggings. I am supposed to wear these to help with circulation issues for weak veins. They don't even come up to my crotch no matter how hard I pull and tug so they are super uncomfortable and unbearably tight. I'm also supposed to wear them in conjunction with the "pump" machine to aid with lymphedema in my ankles and legs. I'll wear them the two more times I have to when I go to Physical Therapy, but after that they are going in the garbage. So much money wasted.

Lovely so comfortable, I wear these all day instead of gym pants. 178cm tall 115kg. Size XXL These are the best compression tights Ive every bought, although I haven't bought compression pants in about 15 years. These fit well land are easy to get on/off and the fabric ribbing seems to massage the legs. I feel like these are working as my legs are feeling better. If only they had pockets.

good

Fit: great Effectiveness: excellent Comfort: perfect I love these, they really help with my heavy leg lymphadema . Definitely would recommend, even at the price (though would be great if cheaper).

Too expensive for what they are.

I bought these after trying a couple of other brands of compression leggings that were either very uncomfortable or cheaply made. I wasn't feeling overly confident that these would be great either, but I'm pleasantly surprised. I have lipedema and venous insufficiency, so compression is a must. These leggings are SO comfortable. They're quite high waisted, but I'm okay with that because they don't dig in at the waist or constantly fall down. They provide even compression from top to bottom & are well made, so no snagging or ripping. They're not see through, so you could get away with wearing them alone (versus underneath other clothing). I'm 5'7" and 180 pounds & I bought XL, which fits perfectly. So far, I only have the black pair, but I'm planning on getting a nude pair as well. My only criticism is that I wish they came in more colors because I'd buy them all!