Juzo Soft knee high stockings deliver 15-20 mmHg of graduated compression from the ankle to just below the knee. 15-20 mmHg is the light, entry level of the range, and it is where most people start when no clinician has specified a level.
Soft is the Juzo series to reach for when the stocking has to go on every morning without a fight. Juzo knits it to be extremely soft and elastic, with a reinforced heel and a soft toe box at the two points that take the most wear. The knit is opaque and, in Juzo's words, virtually inconspicuous, so it reads as everyday hosiery rather than as a medical garment. The beaded silicone border holds the band in place without a garter. The series runs from 15-20 through 30-40 mmHg in knee high, thigh high and pantyhose, with an open and a closed toe at every level.
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Review topics: [band, brand].
"Unfortunately, it turns out that I am allergic to the Silicone in the Band. I broke out in a red, itchy rash after wearing the knee highs just two times. The silicone kept the hose up and they didn't slip or roll down, but I won't be able to wear the silicone again unfortunately."
"They fit prrfect"
"Always a good quality"
"I think everything about these stockings is good except for the silicone band. This model of socks was described as unisex. The silicone band makes it seem more feminine than unisex."
"The stockings are a perfect fit and the top band keeps even pressure and they don't roll down."
"Finally a petite size support knee high for short people. I love these. All the other brands I have tried always gathered around my ankle and were so painful to wear. These are just the right length for me. I am 5' tall. The other feature that is a must is the Silicone top. They stay up with no falling down. Thank you Juzo!"
"Easy to manage"
"Love these stockings!"
"Great!"
"These sock fit perfect and really help circulation. I have tried 7 other brands of compression socks with no luck only buy juzo brand and they are much better priced at compression store, than medical supply stores."
