DYNAVEN by Sigvaris Women's Compression Thigh-Highs 20-30mmHg - Open Toe & Grip-Top Design for Enhanced Support

I normally wear knee-high compression stockings, but I have to wear thigh-high 20-30mmHG ones for several months after a vein procedure. They are a relief after the wrap that slid down and cut into my leg. I use my medi butler to start and neoprene dish washing gloves to adjust. They do pull down very slightly after wearing a while but they are much better than older stockings that I had to wear after a previous procedure. The silicone seems to help. They fit very snugly and provide great compression. I am tall so I am glad to see the available sizes. I like the open-toe design so that my toes aren't pinched. I haven't tried any other brand, so can not compare to others. But these stockings keep both my vein doctor and me happy.

Stays up all day

After being diagnosed with both veinous insufficiency and lymphedema, I learned that compression stockings are my best hope to fight the fatigue and heaviness in my legs and mitigate the swelling. I tried some of the cheaper brands on Amazon. A word to the wise... don’t do that! They were garbage. Inconsistent sizing, bands that rolled down no matter what, welts left in my skin... I finally caved and bought the brand my vein specialist recommends- Sigvaris. These are AMAZING. They stay up without me having to glue them in place!! They’re comfortable, and as long as I put them on first thing in the morning, they minimize the swelling caused by lymphedema. They’re a little pricey, but well worth the cost. The material is not “bulletproof” but it is sturdy. My dog pawed at my leg for attention the first day I wore these, and her nails didn’t rip them. That’s about the best I think I can expect! I will say that if you have lymphedema, the 20-30 mmhg compression level may not be enough. I started with these, and they definitely help with the swelling, but I found that I need 30-40 mmhg to really prevent lymphedema swelling, so I bought this same line of stockings in that compression level. I will keep the 20-30 as backup or for days when I don’t need as much compression.

I had bought a cheap pair on Amazon to wear after my EVLT vein surgery but they were so bad with little compression and I had to double them up. Went to a pharmacy and had them measure me (I am a ML) and I bought through Amazon because they are half the price here. The pharmacy wanted $140!! The price is definitely worth it. I really can’t tell you how much I do not want to have that procedure again so I need these to make sure my vein doesn’t grow back. My doctor approved this brand too. They are easy to get on, good material, comfortable/durable and did not hurt getting them over my bruised leg, fit all the way up to wear they need to be, and stays in place, doesn’t roll up at the foot and doesn’t roll down at the thigh.

Sigvaris are by far the most comfortable support stockings. The fabric is super soft and easy to put on. I feel SO much better when I wear them! Unfortunately, their “light beige” is way darker than old-white-lady-who-wears-sunscreen beige. It is better when stretched out and on my leg. I know this color will work for a lot of people, but I wish they would also make a lighter, more pink toned shade. I used to go for the better color and lower price offered by another company, but I hate battling to put them on. Having to wear the stockings, especially in a bad color, is one more hit to this old lady’s vanity, but it’s worth it for how much better my legs with varicose veins and injured tendons feel!

I highly recommend SIGVARIS products especially the thigh high which I’m using after a vein procedure I had on my right leg. It is very useful to use and it is working as it should.

I didn't like the seam at the toe opening and I wanted a little more compression. I ordered size large according to the measurements for sizing.I ordered the short length which was perfect for my 5'4" height. I returned them

Love these support hose

Je connaissais la marque Sigvaris; le produit Dynaven Sigvaris est bien en qualité et résistance mais je trouve que la pression 20-30 mmHg ne change pas beaucoup aux bas Sigvaris que j'avais de 15-20 mmHg. Et, de plus, le silicone qui permet de tenir à la cuisse n'est pas aussi adhérent et tombent en moins d'une semaine d'utilisation (il faut donc les laver plus souvent).

Excellent stockings and great price. Will purchase again

Se enrollan cuando te las pones . Duele mucho se siñe. Deben de ver manera de ayudar a las personas con piernas gorditas .

muy buena calidad, es muy difícil conseguir el color negro, pero estás cumplen, en mi caso un doctor me dijo que medida necesitaba

The cut, fabric, and feel are superb. Really feel the difference in comfort to other brands!