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I'm convinced the neuropathy industry is one big scam and nobody talks about it. Every supplement. Every gadget. Every specialist. They take your money and nothing changes and then they tell you to try the next thing. I’ve been doing this for 3 years and I'm finally saying something. I'm 61. Neuropathy in both feet. Swelling that makes my ankles pretty much disappear by dinner time. Aching that keeps me up half the night. And I have spent so much money trying to feel normal again it makes me sick. HUNDREDS of dollars on supplements. Nerve support vitamins. B complex. Magnesium. Took them every day like I was supposed to. Did they help. No. But the vitamin store sure was happy to keep selling them to me. $480 on a fancy circulation booster machine I saw on TV. You put your feet on it and it supposedly increases blood flow. Used it twice a day for two months. Legs still hurt just as bad. $240 on one of those leg elevation pillows and a massager that was supposed to reduce fluid. Sits in my closet now. $650 on lymphatic drainage massage. 8 sessions. Felt nice I guess. Swelling came back by the next morning every single time. $380 on water pills from my doctor. All they did was make me run to the bathroom every 20 minutes. Legs still swelled up. Still ached and I was dehydrated on top of it. Almost $2100. And you know whats crazy is I kept thinking maybe I just needed to try the next thing. Maybe this one would finally work. Thats how they get you. Thats the scam. So I stopped. Told myself I was done throwing money away. This is just my life now. Hurting legs and no sleep and missing my grandsons baseball games because I cant sit on those bleachers for two hours anymore. Then my neighbor came over maybe 8 weeks ago. Shes had bad legs forever. Varicose veins. Swelling. The whole thing. And shes wearing these grey socks and going on about how shes finally sleeping through the night. I honestly almost told her I didn't want to hear it. I was so done. But she kept talking and said they were made of bamboo and the compression was light so they didnt squeeze the life out of your legs like regular compression socks do. They were super soft and they had a guarantee so you could send them back. I don't know why that got through to me but it did. Maybe because she wasn't trying to sell me anything. She was just excited and wanted to share it with me. Well… I ordered them that night. Figured worst case I'm calling and getting my money back. They showed up and first thing I noticed was how soft they were. I have tried compression socks before and they were always a nightmare to put on and so tight I wanted to rip them off after an hour. These were different. Slipped right on. Felt like wearing a thick soft sock and was comfortable. Wore them to bed. And I don't know what I expected but I woke up at 5am and realized I had actually slept. Like really slept. The aching was still there but it was quiet. And my feet didn't feel like they were on fire for once. Its been almost 7 weeks now. I wear them every single night. I wear them around the house during the day. I wore them to Codys game last Saturday and sat through the whole thing no problem. I'm not saying theyre magic. My legs aren't 25 years old again. But the swelling goes down. The aching is manageable and I can sleep. I can actually live my life again. And they cost less than almost everything else that did nothing. I bought my husband a pair too because hes been dealing with leg cramps and hes already saying his legs feel better in the morning. Theyre called Onecompress. The bamboo ones. They have little grips on the bottom so you don't slip on hard floors and theres a glow strip on the toe which sounds silly but its actually really nice when youre walking to the bathroom at night. I dont know why nobody told me about these three years ago. I dont know why I had to waste two thousand dollars before my neighbor happened to mention them. But if youre reading this and youre where I was please just try them. 60 days to return them if they don't help. I’ll leave the link my neighbor sent me.