I've been wearing compression tights for the last 25 years so I can compare this kind to some others I wore earlier.

I used to buy P33 a lot because I could not afford to pay more.

It is the cheapest option for me and it is "cheap" for a reason. Actually for 2 negative reasons:

- on the touch it feels like it made out of glass

- the stich under your toes feels very hard

On a positive side - the tights do the job and support my veins. This is why I keep buying them

It's very good product!!! Good quality.

I have embarressing swollen ankles and varicous veins and have been just covered up all my adult life, wearing trousers, but being in an amature dramatics group I often have to wear dresses that reveal my legs. These tights are perfect, I have no bulgy bits and I feel my posture is better and I'm not so heavy in the legs. My ankles and feet don't hurt so much. I did have difficulty getting them on the first time but I'm getting the hang of them now. They're comfortable to wear underneath anything - even trousers at work (not that I need to hide anything they just make my legs feel good). So brilliant I've ordered another pair! Thank you

The support from these tights is really good but not so easy to get a perfect fit. I chose the size Small as I am 5' 1" and of small build but my shoe size is 5 1/2. I found the feet weren't long enough and after wearing the tights for some time my toes were very squashed and it became too painful. I perservered for some time but eventually in desperation had to cut the toes off the tights. This is obviously not a good idea and the tights are ruined.  I think if I order some more I would go for the Medium size but in a tighter compression.

Pebble UK says: A medium size will fit a size 5.5 shoe better, but the height and weight are always the most important measurements first.

I had DVT 7 years ago. I was reccomended to use compression stockings. I still using them, because I can really feel the support it gaves to my leg. This product is comfortable and beautyful.