How much do they stretch? I am a lady with 16 bicept and wonder if a large will fit. I have lympedema
636708
I forget the messurement of my upper arm, I'm thinking it was about 12 in and I got the Small and it's perfect - a good tight fit but not too tight. And I love the band - it DOES NOT slip down at all like my other did. A large should be fine for you.
1835775
They run SMALL! you should be fine. I'm a large and ended up buying an extra large just to be safe and they fit great!
1441821
Definitely not. I am 34B and they were too small so they will work but it will be painful. Try to look for the large ones.
1359079
Then buy large i bought my glove size however, you want them to be very fitted so you may want med. they really help!!'
488065
They are stretchy, so one size fits all. Well, I am 5'10" and 190lbs. They fit me fine.
1525948
They're very stretchy and should fit an average to large adult hand. My daughter in law, who has small hands (wears a size 5 glove) can't use them. They slip off.
13925
They stretch a ton so if you go with the smaller size he will probably be fine. That being said I did buy mine a size smaller than a normal shirt size because I was anticipating weight loss. It fit me at 40lbs heavier and still fits me now.
137637
Mine was fairly swollen and it just barely fit around but there is an adjustable strap on top. You just might have the lower strap stick to your skin or sock if it won't fit all the way around. However, this was one of the largest ones I found and the others were way too tight, especially the stretchy sock style.
1373062
I have large hands, too, but these fit fine. They are stretchy. My daughter can also where my gloves and her hands are smaller.
1484834
The answer is no. Please read below: 1- To find your size, first measure around the calf (widest part of lower leg) and also around the ankles. Go to the size chart on the product page and based on the mesurements taken youll find your size. 2- The support is determined by severity of swelling/edema. Mild swelling will do with a 15-20, I wear 20-30 Large with a calf 16.5" when swollen. 3- Any compression over 20-30 is best determined by a doctor as it may cause unwanted side effects or dangerous over compression if not needed. 4- If your problem is lymphatic drainage, there re ways to manually massage for relief and these stocking compliment/work like magic. Always best to check with a doctor first.
438787
I bought the L/XL. They are white. My bicep/forearm is 15"/13".They fit great.
93426
my foot size is 14, i got Large and they fit great, so medium should fit comfortably with out stretch(last longer). Hope this helps)
726772
I would think Large would be the way to go - that is what I have and they are plenty long. My quads are pretty big for my height and they are a little snug that way but very comfortable. I normally wear a L or XL bib and my other knee warmers were L so it's all about the same
1064769
for me they were a little closer to the lg size. they fit well, but still a tad bit big enough as to not cut off your circulation.
71698
I´m 34B and bought an L size and still tight. I do not know if they have other bigger sizes. Hope this help. Rosa
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They may be a bit large for that shoe size. When we ran out all but the large size at the hospital, I folded over the toe or the heel and put a small piece of tape arcoss it. Usually that held them for a day. These are more stretchy than those, and I think will work.
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Just kinda go with what size you are.I am a recent parapalegic I have to wear them every day the rest of my life.I was 6 foot 2 when I landed in chair I use a large.I think there measuring is kinda hoopla.If you are small get small,large get large.Just remember they are compression stockings.They must work right.They are very helpful,but they can also be damaging.