i usually measure the stocking by centimetre, could you please change the size into cm? i just wonder which size should I buy, thanks.
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If you do a google search you will find there are several conversion charts.
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I bought the short extra large ginseng. Its diameter is almost 2 centimeter.
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I don't know how to change the size to centimetres and they don't have tags on them. Sorry couldn't help
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David,I think you can go to a best buy and measure it yourself. That would be safest option in my opinion.
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Click on a few of the different sellers of these socks. Some of them have a link to a table that converts shoe sizes to sock size. Sorry couldn't provide you the answer. The link doesn't appear when using a phone to access amazon.
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My apologies... My measurements of 3.5 and 2.75 are for the circumference, not the diameter!
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Yes, centimeters are small measurements, possibly the smaller size frame will do. To make sure do the conversion making sure the smaller measurement is equal to or less than the 24"
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The calf of your leg is the measurement that the stockings are ordered by. A medium stocking has a calf measurement of 15-16". Measure your calf in the evening when your leg is full and your stockings will not be tight . Good luck
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it should be 26. Last time i ordered, there was an option you can choose 20 or 26. I chose 26 and i got 26, perfect size for my bike. Kmart could not stock anymore and thank god i found it here way cheap.
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I bought a medium and a large helmet. My head measures 52 cm so I wear the medium helmet but I wish I had purchased a small. These helmets seem to run a little big. I suggest a medium. You want it to fit tight.
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Karen, I believe they are basically "one size fits all." The different designations, for example "20-30mmHg" refer to the pressure that the stocking exerts on the leg measured in millimeters of mercury. I'm afraid the whole point of these stockings is that they be "binding." That is to support the veins in your leg. Hope this helps you.Jack
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Hi there, I bought these loupes but ended up returning them because the working length wasnt correct. 420mm working length is right for me (medium) but the loupes they sent me didnt have the correct working length. The staff are very friendly and gave me a full refund. For someone your height, i'll probably go with a 360mm working length (unless you have a tall back compared to your legs) Hope that helps a bit!
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Hi Susan, if you look at the pics displayed of box of stockings on amazon, there are 3 pics, one of them shows a size chart. You measure the circumference of your ankle, calf and thigh and that will tell you which size to order, small/Med/ or large. You can zoom in on the size chart, this should help. Measurements are the only accurate way on compression stockings as length and girth matter. You do not want them too short or tight...but you also don't want them too tall and loose, if there is too much excess stocking, it can bind worse than if too tight. They should not feel like your typical pantyhose. But a comfortable firm compression. Hope this helps. Hi Susan, if you look at the pics displayed of box of stockings on amazon, there are 3 pics, one of them shows a size chart. You measure the circumference of your ankle, calf and thigh and that will tell you which size to order, small/Med/ or large. You can zoom in on the size chart, this should help. Measurements are the only accurate way on compression stockings as length and girth matter. You do not want them too short or tight...but you also don't want them too tall and loose, if there is too much excess stocking, it can bind worse than if too tight. They should not feel like your... » Read More Hi Susan, if you look at the pics displayed of box of stockings on amazon, there are 3 pics, one of them shows a size chart. You measure the circumference of your ankle, calf and thigh and that will tell you which size to order, small/Med/ or large. You can zoom in on the size chart, this should help. Measurements are the only accurate way on compression stockings as length and girth matter. You do not want them too short or tight...but you also don't want them too tall and loose, if there is too much excess stocking, it can bind worse than if too tight. They should not feel like your typical pantyhose. But a comfortable firm compression. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Well, I don't know what the technically correct answer is, but personally, if right between sizes, I go for the larger size. I haven't ever found the stockings to be loose, but that is me.
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he's smaller than ML I sold mine a while back http://youtu.be/270YyBCqnGk his even measures it and does a size comparison at the end of the review Figma are usually smaller hope that Helps you
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Go for the next size, better safe than sorry. It actually adjusts. Good luck!
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Check the sizing information. I have fairly large hands (I always fail the Pringles test despite being in shape) but according to the sizing chart, I need a medium)
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Sorry - I only have a small dog. Why don't you call the company? Or see if there's someone out there that bought an XXL...or go to a pet site that will usually have measurements for you...it's a nifty coat though...if it doesn't fit, send it back!!!
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I agree. The whole reason I'm looking to buy one on Amazon is because I cannot find the right size. So which is the coorect size. No answer since 2008 to this question. Well, I'm going to order this and if it is the wrong size I'll be returning it. Come on Amazon!