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TRUFORM Classic Medical Open Toe Knee High Support Stockings 15-20 mmHg

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Description

Truform Classic Medical Knee High, Open Toe 15-20 mmHg — Moderate Below-Knee Support with a Soft Stay-Up Top

Truform Classic Medical open toe knee highs deliver 15-20 mmHg moderate graduated compression from ankle to below the knee, held in place by a soft, non-constricting stay-up top. The classic smooth knit texture helps conceal unsightly conditions and can be worn over dressings. The open toe allows easy toe inspection and lets one size fit a range of foot dimensions. This sits in Truform's moderate compression class, indicated for minor varicosities, tired legs, minor ankle, leg and foot swelling, and post-surgical support.

Key Features

15-20 mmHg Moderate Gradient: Truform measures the pressure gradient at four points along the below-knee length to check its distribution.
Concealing Smooth-Knit Fabric: A classic knit texture in basic neutral colours for all-occasion wear.
Comfortable Soft Top: A soft, non-constricting stay-up band designed for all-day comfort.
Open Toe Design: Allows easy toe inspection and lets one size fit a range of foot dimensions.
Standard and Larger Sizes: Standard and larger sizes are available across the range.
Latex Free: Contains no natural rubber latex.

Medical Benefits

Helps With Minor Varicosities: Supports superficial veins at the pressure class indicated for early varicose change.
Helps Reduce Minor Swelling: Helps control fluid accumulation in the ankle, leg and foot through the day.
Helps Relieve Tired Legs: Counters the aching and heaviness that follow prolonged standing or sitting.
Supports Pregnancy-Related Change: Indicated for minor varicosities that develop during pregnancy.
Aids Post-Surgical Recovery: Moderate compression is commonly used to support healing after minor procedures.
Supports Venous Return: Graduated pressure assists the calf muscle pump in moving blood back toward the heart.

Clinical Applications

Minor varicosities
Minor varicosities during pregnancy
Tired legs
Minor ankle, leg and foot swelling
Post-surgical support
Prolonged standing or seated work

Product Specifications

Brand: Truform
Series: Truform Classic Medical
Compression Level: 15-20 mmHg (Moderate)
Style: Knee High
Band: Soft Top
Toe Style: Open Toe
Gender: Unisex
Fabric Content: 85% Nylon / 15% Spandex
Construction: Classic, concealing smooth knit; latex free
Ideal for: Travel · Nurses · Pregnancy · Varicose Veins
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Indications & Contraindications

Do not use compression stockings if the patient has any of the following conditions: severe arterial insufficiency, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, skin infections, red or sensitive skin, hardening of the skin or untreated leg ulcers. Consult physician before application for patients with: impaired sensitivity of the limb, sensitivity to the garment material, or any circulatory disorders.

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Truform Classic Medical 15-20 mmHg Size Chart

Knee High

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Circumference

Measure	Small	Medium	Large	X-Large
ankle
calf

Small

ankle 7" - 8¼"

calf 11" - 14"

Medium

ankle 8⅜" - 9⅝"

calf 13½" - 16"

Large

ankle 9¾" - 11"

calf 15½" - 18"

X-Large

ankle 11⅛" - 12⅜"

calf 17½" - 20"

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Between sizes? Size down for a firmer therapeutic fit, or up for easier donning. It should feel snug — like a firm, even hug.

Wrong size? No problem. Easy exchanges — we’ll get you into the right fit.

Measure first thing in the morning, before swelling, with a soft tape measure held level. Applies to: Knee High — 15-20 mmHg. Step-by-step Measuring Guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Truform Classic Medical open toe knee highs?

A unisex open toe knee-high stocking from Truform's Classic Medical range, knit in a concealing smooth knit, finished with soft top. It delivers 15-20 mmHg moderate graduated compression. Most wearers are managing early symptoms — tired legs, minor swelling, or the first visible veins. Browse the Truform Classic Medical line.

What does 15-20 mmHg mean, and what does it help with?

The numbers are the pressure at the ankle, measured in millimetres of mercury, decreasing as the garment moves up the limb. At 15-20 mmHg this is Truform's moderate class. Truform indicates it for minor varicosities, minor varicosities during pregnancy, tired legs, minor ankle, leg and foot swelling, and post-surgical support. No prescription is needed. If you're unsure which level applies, our compression therapy guide explains each one, or see our varicose veins.

How do I know I'm ordering the right size?

Compression sizing isn't standardised across brands — a Medium in one brand is often not a Medium in another, so go by your measurements rather than the size you wore last. Measure your ankle at its narrowest point and your calf at its widest, first thing in the morning before swelling builds, against bare skin with your foot flat and the tape snug but not constricting. If your swelling has changed, or you've gained or lost weight, or you're recovering from surgery, re-measure rather than reordering your previous size. Our measuring guide walks through each measurement.

How do I put these on and take them off?

Turn the stocking inside out to the heel, work your foot in first, then roll it up the leg in stages rather than pulling from the top — pulling stretches the band and shortens the garment's life. Rubber gloves or a donning aid make it easier. Full instructions are in our guide to putting on compression stockings.

How do I care for them, and how long do they last?

Wash after each wear in cool or lukewarm water with a gentle solution — never fabric softener or bleach — and always air dry away from direct heat, since a machine dryer permanently damages the elastic. With daily wear and proper care, expect roughly three to six months before the compression declines, so most people rotate two pairs. Full instructions and washing solutions are in our care guide.

Overall rating: 4.361111 / 5 from 36 reviews.

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TRUE FORM OPEN TOE

"I LIKE THEM VERY MUCH I HOPE TO BUY A PAIR OF THE BLACK HOWEVER I AM ON A VERY TIGHT BUDGET AND EVEN ON SALE 30 $ IS A LOT FOR ME. HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAVE ON SALE?"

— Carolyn T. (5/5)

Just what I needed

"Easy to put on and off, and i didn’t even notice I had them on!"

— SHEILA S. (5/5)

Great socks

"What can I say about these socks well let me tell you that they are wonderful and they look great and feel great and look like a million bucks."

— Sandra S. (5/5)

Very comfortable. Perfect fit 👌

"Very comfortable. Perfect fit 👌"

— Warren S. (5/5)

Stockings are made well and

"Stockings are made well and wear well. The open toe is nice."

— Jean (5/5)

Misleading description

"The description says silicone dot top. This pair does not have tha5 kind of top."

— Susan S. (3/5)

Best deal I could find on the Compressionsale. com

"I like these stockings so far. I like them a lot better than the last ones I purchased, Dynaven, those are awful. These are long enough for my long calves and the compression is not too much. They also seem durable. Still they are not Futuro. Futuro was my brand for over 10 years and 3M seems to have stopped making them. These are the best substitute I have found for Futuro."

— Beverly (4/5)

TRUFORM Classic Medical Open Toe Knee High Support Stockings 15-20 mmHg

"I guess achy, tired legs come with "maturity. " Anyway, I decided to try support stockings. According to what I read on the website, I chose 15-20 mmHG. They are comfortable and seem to be the right choice. I like that this website offers a variety of choices."

— Norma B. (5/5)