Attractive compression tights that don't look "medical". - LSN

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Attractive compression tights that don't look "medical".

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What's the least medical looking -ie I still look in my 30's, not 104 - tights out there? Do any just look like nice opaques? *hopeful face.

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Lynora profile image
Lynora

Juzo have a good selection - in different colours too!

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Bluedolffin

Totally agree with u Jo, My compression garments are all brown and indeed I look like a real grandmother. It would be nice if they were making some black ones or even better transparent, invisible ! :-). It is annoying enough to put off with them and to have to wear them every freaking day.

if we have to wear them for life and nobody cant find a real cure for us, can anyone come up with some garment a little bit more sexy! It is expensive enough !

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morganite in reply toBluedolffin

JOBST make coloured compression garments, ive got navy stockings knee length

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Bluedolffin in reply tomorganite

JOBST does not seem to manufacture gauntlet to press on fingers. My left arm and finger are affected.

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Ap8440 in reply toBluedolffin

Hi I wear Mediven made to measure knee highs They do Navy / black / pale blue / magenta

They just kept ordering me beige then I asked about coloured and now choose . ( I get mine on prescription . It would be nice to be able to get lighter weight ones for warmer weather as these are so hot .

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naominorthenellis

I often wear a pair of opaques over my 'skin colour' compression - it works well. Juzo do have some fab colours too and solidea do a class 1 compression legging that may work over your usual compression - as it is class one and they are soft, they will not give you a torniquet effect at the ankle - the style is Wendy and you can get them from John Bell & Croydon on Wigmore Street; or on line at DayLong. Solidea also do another legging called Silverwave (you will need the LONG style and you will find them in the sports section of the webpage); they are also great for wearing over compression and you can get those from a solideatights.com - they come in white, grey, black and mocha. Good Luck, NNE

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Lynora

Check these out! juzo.com/uk/products/compre...

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bathsheba in reply toLynora

Thanks, Lynora. The juzo ones look really good!

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morganite in reply toLynora

itsnice to knoe of other companies will look, thanks for sharing that

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Whitesugar

Sigvaris Diaphane are the most sheer I know of. Jobst do Ultrasheer. As others have said, Juzo do the most colours in their Soft range. All these brands are available on prescription

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Jo01

This is great thanks very much everybody. I'll investigate. Thanks

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