What is J10-J13 mean having a hard time choosing a size to buy
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I am assuming it means "Juvenile" sizes 10 to 13. I found they ran small. I think my 4 year old grandson wore a size 11 1/2 or 12 shoe, but I had to reorder the next size up. They look sharp. Unfortunately, they broke right after the warrantee ran out. I read a review from another customer who had a similar experience.
380655
Take a picture and send it to the seller. They are super responsive and will help you pick the best size.
603958
I suggest you call the company. They were very helpful with figuring out my sizing.
1242179
Boy I'm not sure about the size I've bought them several times and love them .
1830629
It is better to go by size. I went by weight the first time I purchased and they were too snug.
188449
Get the size above what the chart says. If u get exactly like the chart it might be too tight.
818660
Size was kind of tricky...there was no way to know prior to ordering... since i know i wud fit into a medium, i went ahead and ordered a MED... unfortunately it ended up being too big, so i sent it back and exchanged it for a SM... that meant spending an extra 5 bucks for postage ! lg
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I don't know, the ones I bought were for my husband and he made the decision on size,etc.
260300
you should look for an xx large depending on the pressure your doctor recomended. You definitely should see them in a store first and see if they are feasible for you too.
118823
I haven't ever had true spec, I always get propper. I wear a 4 in jeans and a 4 in propper.
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10 to 13 is fine. Just cut along the lines designated for your size (10), and it'll fit fine
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Jay the size is large most resparators should say what size they are. Just look for S (small) M (Medium) L (Large) or one size fits all. Most of them are adjustable.
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Unfortunately, our experience is that you don't know until you have actually tried some on. Once you have a baseline for size, then it makes it easier to order online in the future.
524606
It is under the price: S,M,L, X-S, X-L. They are stretchy so size not strictly critical. I would go on the large side for ease of putting on. I'm happy with mine.
1200664
In my case, we had to go up a size, so based on the other answer to your question, I think I would contact their customer service and ask about your size...if you have not already. I hope you get what you need the first time.
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Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't use them anymore. So the short answer is, ask the company/distributor/shipper and if they say no, be prepared to fight it. Nancy F. Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't... » Read More Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't use them anymore. So the short answer is, ask the company/distributor/shipper and if they say no, be prepared to fight it. Nancy F. « Show Less
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i would probleley try a med and i would call the co. and ask them whats the deal with not having a size chart