IONME Compression socks Review

I have a hard time with mobility issues. With my Lupus, it makes everyday task and walking extremely hard on my legs. I don't venture out of my house anymore due to this pain and it's just humiliating and makes me feel like a worthless soul. I know, I shouldn't feel like this but hey its what it is.
I have been looking for products to help ease my leg pain. One day while laying in bed I was on Instagram and someone posted about these compression socks.

I contacted the seller and they were nice enough to give me a gift card to try them.
The ordering on Amazon was easy and shipping was taken care of with #IonMeOff code applied. They arrived very fast and was exactly what I needed. The socks I got were black in the size med.

My legs hurt so bad that day and were a bit swollen
(thanks to my lovely Prednisone) said "Sarcastically"
I was praying that these would help. The socks were a bit hard to put on at first for me because my hands hurt, but I figured it out. Lol, Immediately my legs felt warm and compressed. In a good way about an hour of wear, my legs stopped hurting a bit. I was able to walk without pain Finally some relief. I went to bed for the first time with minimal leg pain and was able to sleep. When I took them off the next day my legs didn't hurt as bad, I expected my feet to be gross and sweaty but they weren't. Throughout the day my pain came back but wasn't as bad.
I have been wearing them off and on and can honestly say that I am pretty sure that they have been helping and are the reason that my legs don't hurt as bad.
I need to buy more. I am happy to say that since the day I got them I haven't taken them off except to wash them. They still held the form and felt brand new the top stayed put and didn't roll down like others I have tried. They are very well made and will last a while. Washing them was easy no extra care needed. I didn't put them in the dryer just let them air dry But they did end up being put in the dryer by my son and honestly, nothing changed.
I would suggest that if your feet are swollen maybe get the next size up. Mine were a bit tight nothing too uncomfortable.
The price is affordable and I can find myself buying more for me and Lonnie (they may help his Diabetes) & his leg pain from pretty much jacking up his legs in the USMC.
I would recommend these to any of my spoonies or anyone suffering from swollen legs and feet. I love the way they look, the way they feel and how they are helping me. Such a great product.

* I did receive a gift card to try them with no compensation or required review. *
All opinions are my honest thoughts on how this product worked for me.
You can find them here.
IONME_llc compression socks
*More on Negative Ions-found on Amazon
-harnessing the natural power of negative ions infused into our true graduated compression socks to boost circulation, reduce swelling, reduce foot pain, relieve shin splints, help with varicose veins and plantar fasciitis, increase blood flow and for faster recovery times.
ADVANCED NEGATIVE ION TECHNOLOGY - Resonates, Optimizes and responds to the natural energy flow of the body

Thanks for taking the time to read.

As always Stay Strong my Spoonies and keep fighting!
Xoxo,
Misty

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