10 Reviews: Best Compression Socks for Varicose Veins (Apr 2024)

For your weekly fashion show, it comes in an 8-piece set. The CHARMKING compression socks are simple to put on, stay up nicely and are constructed of breathable fabric to prevent dampness. Not only that but its compression support also perfect to relieve varicose veins.

I have painful varicose veins. I was pleasantly surprised that after wearing these socks every day from waking to bedtime for a week the pain is almost completely gone. No pain at all when walking [...]

by Radical

This ZFiSt sock is made of 100 percent nylon fabric. It provides firm compression at 20 to 30 mmHg. Reduce fatigue, discomfort, and swelling effectively. It also has 360-degree flexibility for easy on and off, as well as a pleasant toe shape that doesn’t squeeze overly.

As a surgeon who stands all day, these compression socks do an excellent job of compressing large varicose veins which should hopefully reduce venous stasis. They are comfortable and do not cause any numbness in the foot even after 12 hours of standing. I would recommend these compression socks

by JoshP

This pair of socks from Physix Gear Sport consists of 70% Nylon and 30% Spandex. It features double-stitched for strong feet hugging. Not only that but this pair of socks also come with proportional heel construction to avoid toe squeezing.

I have plantar fascita and bone spurs, along with varicose veins in legs, but I still want to hike, walk and be active at almost 70 years old. These are a godsend, the support is very good, measure first and learn how to out them on if you are a newbie to compression socks [...]

by Cecelia

This is a copper compression sock that provides excellent compression and moderate support to aid with blood circulation. When the temperature rises, the fabric will cool down, and vice versa, allowing for comfortable wear throughout the year. And, just so you know, this is available in 5 different packs for your everyday look.

I am on my feet 10 hrs at work and was concerned about varicose veins. Not only are they cute but the support is amazing

by Cindy Jaczynski

Solid compression ranges from 20 to 30 mmHg. The Mojo CoolMax sock is made of stretchy fabric that is simple to slip on and take off. The best aspect is that it comes with a terry foot cushion for added comfort in the foot and heel. It’s also cool, breathable, and provides excellent support.

Purchased for my husband, he is feeling less pain and discomfort from his varicose veins with the help of these compression socks!

by Tashina

This is the upgraded version, which includes a Nylon composition for enhanced comfort. The Charmking compression sock is stretchy and flexible all the way around. In addition, the 15 to 20mmHg compression promotes a healthy blood flow.

I wear compression socks at night because it helps the circulation in my legs & prevents varicose veins from popping up.

by Stay young

The FuelMeFoot is another copper compression sock that may be worn from summer to winter. It delivers 15 to 20mmHg compression to help relieve weariness and restore blood circulation. It’s also available in three distinct color schemes.

I bought these compression socks for my husband and he really enjoys wearing them. He said they stay up well and are comfortable to wear all day long. He has varicose veins in his calves and these have helped those. I think this is a great product and they are reasonably priced

by Bertha Bixpo

The material is composed of 85% Nylon and 15% Lycra Elastane. The HUE Knee High Sock is made in the USA. It features a banded top for a snug fit. Further to that, it is machine washable and constructed in knee-high style.

These are the best dress socks I have ever bought. Please, please do not ever discontinue them. I live in Florida and do not like thick socks, because of the heat, and these are perfect...and they stay up too. Great for keeping varicose veins away as well.

by Maria Budai

The NEWZILL compression sock is made up of three different fabric combinations: 15% Lycra, 20% Spandex, and 65% Nylon. It’s simple to put on and has Cuff Shooting for further ankle support. Also, the compression level is approximately 20-30 mmHg.

My husband has terrible varicose veins. His vascular surgeon told him to get some good support stockings and wear them all the time unless he’s in bed at night. I chose these for him because they appeared to be good quality, and they are made in the USA [...]

by Christmas Angel ? 2003

The compression support includes 20-30mmHg at foot and ankle, 15-20mmHg at leg and calves, and 10-15mmHg at under the knee. It features super soft foot cushioning, great arch and heel support, and an anti-embolic and circulatory design for sciatica, Plantar Fasciitis, and Neuropathy.

[...] I use them during airline flights and to keep swelling down and they help varicose veins.

by Mary Parsons