These are hard for me to put a fair review on.
I've had leg swelling due to blood clots from a factor five clotting issue.  I was prescribed 30-40mmHg socks, and I was fitted for Medi Size - V socks at a local medical supply shop, but I paid $100 for the pair locally.  I only need the left one so I figured these being non L/R specific - unlike the Medi version that I simply turn the right one inside out - and cheaper were worth a try.<br /><br />They're not for me.<br /><br />Despite the fact they're not for me I'm going to give them a passing but not glowing review.  They do the job.  The reason they're not for me is I'm built weird, I'm slightly outside the normal human range for muscle mass - and not just developed muscle mass, but in general.  I don't have a double muscle mutation, but I'm just out of range and I have trouble getting a lot of things to fit.  The size of this sock that accommodates my leg thickness is meant for someone quite a bit taller than myself, as a result they don't fit me well, they have a tendency to roll up and chap the back side of my knee.  They also cut off some circulation at the top as a result.  I'm giving this issue a pass since I recognize I'm a freak.<br /><br />The reason I'm giving these a three star instead of a four or five is the fact the elastic isn't the greatest, after a few washings (but no dryer) some of the elastic is coming loose and popping out through the fabric like an over-worn old pair of tighty-whities.  I'm no longer going to buy this brand and I'm going to stick with the Medi brand since they fit better and I can get them much cheaper here on Amazon, even though they do cost more than these.<br /><br />If these fit you well go for it, I don't see anything that screams "do not buy".  At this price even if they do wear out quicker than Medi (which may or may not fit you well) the lower cost could balance that out.
Rating: 3 stars