JOBST® Relief 15-20 mmHg Knee High, Beige
JOBST® Relief 15-20 mmHg Knee High, Black
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JOBST® Relief Knee High 15-20 mmHg

$38.40 $48.00
SKU: 114806
Size:Small
Length:Standard
Color:Beige
Quantity:

The JOBST® Relief line offers an economical compression sock that provides gradient compression to help improve leg health and treat common leg and vein symptoms. They include a soft, smooth texture, roomy toe area and reinforced heel for better comfort and durability. Moderate 15-20 mmHg compression is perfect for daily wear and helps prevent and relieve tired, achy or swollen legs, discomfort from sitting or standing all day, and varicose veins. 

FEATURES

  • Quality garment at an economical price
  • Soft, smooth texture
  • A generous toe area
  • Reinforced heel for added durability

MODERATE COMPRESSION (15-20 MMHG)

  • Tired, achy legs
  • Occupational swelling or evening edema
  • Leg discomfort from long hours of standing or sitting
  • Prevent varicose veins and swelling during pregnancy
  • Prevent medical issues for those with risk of vein health issues
  • Reduce swelling during travel
  • Prevent DVT during travel

MATERIAL: 80% Nylon, 20% Spandex

Overall rating: 4.0963855 / 5 from 83 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

JOBST® Relief Knee High 15-20 mmHg compression socks offer moderate compression for leg health, featuring a soft texture, generous toe area, and reinforced heel. Customers appreciate the quality and economical price, though some find the compression level mixed.

Summary topics

  • Compression Level (12%): Customers have mixed opinions about the compression, with some finding it adequate and others needing extra length.
  • Product Quality (14%): It was noted by customers that the socks are of good quality and come in black or white.

Review topics: ["size","fit","material","support","quality","feel","legs","socks","compression","knee highs","version","calf","cost"].

Review highlights

  • "They fit my needs perfectly." — Mary B.
  • "The fit is perfect and the compression level is just right." — Cathy S.
  • "Nice fitting socks and they are comfortable." — April T.

Reviews

In the 10 years since

"In the 10 years since i bought my first pair, the toe part of the stockings has gradually declined in quality. Over the 15 pairs I have bought from time to time, the toe box has gotten shorter by about half, the toe box material is less and less soft, and the shape is now squared off, instead of being curved like the shape of my toes. All this matters a lot b/c the newer stockings hurt my toes a lot. I even tried open toe stockings, but they are uncomfortable and let my toes swell, which doesn't happen with the closed toe models. I have pictures commpapring the original and latest purchases, but don't see a way to post them."

— Rosemarie S. (3/5)

These are fine. I would

"These are fine. I would rather rate the sheer stockings I traded for these. I thought the sheer would be regular knee highs--only sheer. They were half the length and half the width of the regular stockings. They were so tight, after I finally got them on, they cut off my circulation and I thought I was never going to get them off. The idea, apparently, is by the time they stretch to fit normal legs, they will be SHEER. Jobst should be ashamed to sell such a product. I couldn't believe it--a here to fore reputable company!! The person I talked to about the sheers agreed to apply the price to regular stockings, for which I was thankful. But y'all should discontinue the sheer joke. There are no doubt others like me who are not in on the joke. Lassie Crowder"

— Lassie C. (5/5)

I am 5’11”. I weigh

"I am 5’11”. I weigh 352. These stockings only come up halfway on my lower leg and have become way too tight. I am looking in to returning them. I have worn your stockings for over twenty years. So disappointed."

— Karen J. (1/5)

The JOBST® Relief Knee is

"The JOBST® Relief Knee is very good, it does the job, however, it is still hard for me to put it on (I think that I got the largest version)"

— Shlomo P. (4/5)

I returned them

"I returned them"

— Steven K. (1/5)

I measured carefully and they

"I measured carefully and they still don’t fit perfectly. They slide down a little. Not sure if I need them to be longer or a wider calf size. Otherwise they are ok."

— Wendy R. (4/5)

This was my first time

"This was my first time to order this type of Jobst stocking. The description read like a soft, comfortable choice, but when they arrived, I found them to be very heavy material, and not what I would want to wear. They are going back!"

— Gail J. (3/5)

They fit well and are

"They fit well and are durable. They are flexible enough that I can put them on by myself."

— A T. (5/5)

My first choice is always

"My first choice is always Jobst for compression stockings. When home I wear 20-30s and put them on with a dinner. When I travel I wear 15-20s. It would be nice if Jobst could label stockings in such a way that I don’t mix up my 15-20s with my 20-30s."

— Edward I. (5/5)

I returned my stockings for

"I returned my stockings for exchange to Jobst because I ordered the wrong style."

— Miriam F. (1/5)

Q&A

Are these gradient compression?
Hi! Yes, it comes with a compression level of 15-20 mmHg.
Are these latex free
Hello, Yes these are latex free.