"I have a drawer full of compression socks I can't get on anymore with my hands. The socks just squeeze and sit there — this actually moves up your leg, starts at the foot and lets go, over and over. Three weeks in, my socks don't leave that deep ring around my ankle. My evenings are a lot lighter."

"My daughter ordered these; I was sure they'd end up in the closet like the massage gun. Plug it into the wall, one button, that's it. I was getting charley horses 2–3 nights a week. Five weeks in, I've had one — maybe two. My legs feel lighter afterward, like they're mine again."

"I'm a retired RN, so I'm skeptical of anything sold online for legs. I ordered because of the 90 days, figured I'd send it back. Same idea as the SCD boots we put on post-op patients — I recognized the sequence the second it started. My 6 pm ankles are noticeably less puffy, and I have not sent it back."

''I went through one treatment, 20 minutes, and OMG!!! What a difference. ONE session, and here I am the next morning; the difference is utterly amazing. My ankles, swollen for two years, GONE! Almost back to normal''

"I love using these leg compression boots. When I use them, I feel that my legs do feel somewhat lighter and I can sleep through the night without those awful cramps. Plus I have discovered my new relaxing, self-care time: I use my compression time to listen to some music, and/or read, and go on about the rest of my day feeling good!"

"Within SECONDS, I swear to you, seconds, the expression on my husband's face spoke about the results. He'd never experienced so much release from the tightness and pressure in his legs and feet."

I want to be honest about why I ordered. It wasn't hope. It was the ninety days. I figured I'd wear it three evenings, feel nothing, and send it back with a polite note. The first night I turned the pressure to the lowest setting because I was scared of it, and it felt like a blood pressure cuff that couldn't make up its mind, up my leg and back down again. I fell asleep in the chair. At six the next evening I looked down and I could see the bone on the outside of my ankle. I hadn't seen that bone since Obama.

Nine hours on my feet, six days a week, since I was twenty. My mom had legs like tree trunks by sixty and I could see mine heading the same way, the sock line, the puffiness over the shoe strap, all of it. I bought this for me before I turn into her, and I'm not embarrassed to say it. This is me on the couch at 9:40 with my hair still up and the salon smell still on me. Thirty minutes later my ankles look like they did at noon. My clients ask what I'm doing differently and I show them this picture.

"It may be overpriced, but I suffer terribly from diabetic neuropathy in my feet. Maybe it's psychological, but I've used it three times and I think my pain levels are reduced already!"

"Legs about 15% more youthful feeling after session with these. Increase in mobility. Increase in general stamina when using legs."

I put these on post-op patients for twenty-two years, the hospital ones. When I saw one in an ad I laughed, because I know exactly what they are and I know they work, I just never pictured one next to a recliner. Mine is there now. Same sequence, foot to thigh, one chamber after the other. The difference is nobody's in a gown and I'm watching Jeopardy. If a patient asked me, I'd tell her what I told my sister: it's the calf pump doing its job again, that's all, and that's enough.

"I got this for my mom. She has restless leg syndrome. She puts this on when her legs bother her. She said it helps, especially if she uses it as soon as they start bothering her."