Tubigrip Natural Tubular Bandage, 10M Box, Size G

Bernard Lovell: I use them for swollen legs. They work great.

United States on Aug 27, 2023

TIPS: My orthopedic physician suggested I use tubigrip vs support stockings after hip surgery as a piece of tubigrip is easier to put on than a support stocking. I also liked that I could leave my toes uncovered and there was no pressure on my toes which have some neuropathy. The tension of the tubigrip will depend on how well you pick the size of the tubing to fit your legs. I suggest you use the measurement guide.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

Richard: This works. Cut to size and slip on. That simple. I have paid the same price for a pair of compression socks and this works just as well and easier to get on and off.

United States on Aug 02, 2023

carol: Much cheaper than buying it by the yard at the drugstore.

Canada on Jul 29, 2023

Igottoomanybooks: Size appropriate. Provides support comfortably. Would recommend.

United States on Jul 16, 2023

Robert Wrong: I got exactly what I paid for at a reasonable price. It worked perfectly and was as advertised.

Canada on Jun 20, 2023

LaVerne Kittle: This is good quality and fit good just like in the hospital. Impressed

Canada on Jan 04, 2023

Dave Brown: the box of tubular bandage is as advertised. The quality is there but I errored on the grip rating and shold have got F or E grip.

Canada on Jun 19, 2022

Niki Sansom: Personally speaking, compression socks that were prescribed and to the knee did not relieve my swelling. The compression sock caused pain and razor type marks on my heal cord. As well as rolling. I could barely wear them for an hour.

TUBIGRIP was the answer to this issue. I can wear them all day in my shoes, with little to no discomfort. Make sure there are no wrinkles when wearing with shoes, and you won't have a problem. They do become a bit bulking if you fold the length to get more compression. Thin socks overtop still work in sneakers.

Canada on Jun 30, 2021

T.B.S.: LOVE these!!! My legs swelled too much for my compression socks so the local pharmacy that fills the sock prescription recommended using tubigripping (a double layer as a single layer was not strong enough) instead of a super expensive special order. (-Of which I'd never even heard of before.) So when I wore that original pair out (the cut sides started fraying too much and needed tossed as I couldn't trim any more of the strings off without making them too short), my husband decided to look online to "purchase in bulk" rather than purchasing just one "pair" from the pharmacy again- AND I'm so thankful he did!! This whole box is exactly the same tubigrip and the same price as just one "pair" of "stockings" cut by the pharmacist at the pharmacy, but in itself, contains a ton of pairs, rather than just one!! (Yay! For saving tons of money!!!)

As I mentioned above, one layer of tubigrip was not strong enough of a compression, so we had to do a double layer- which was absolutely Perfect! But when doing this it's So Much Better to do one Super Long one doubled over, rather than two separate layers. (If you do 2 separate layers, one shifts so you have to constantly dig one layer...

United States on Sep 03, 2016