Amazon has some with the zippers.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=zippered+compression+socks&crid=3FTNARL3JR5P3&sprefix=zippered+comp%2Caps%2C222&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_3_13

There are quite a few YouTube videos online showing various recommendations for putting on compression hose. The wikiHow website has an article (with videos) that shows many of these various methods, as well as having other helpful suggestions. That's where I learned a way that was easier for ME, but maybe not for others. (I wear hose that are of a medium/firm compression 20-30 mmHg, so they aren't as hard to put on as would be the hose that are stronger compression strength). Here's what you do "To put on compression socks easily, sit down and slide your hand into the sock, then pull it inside out until the heel is at your wrist. Place your foot into the sock, ensuring the heel fits snugly, and then gently pull the sock up your leg, smoothing out any wrinkles as you go." It sounds confusing, but once you have watched a video of this, you can see how much easier it is than trying to put them on like you would a regular sock. As for the type of socks, there are many different kinds out there. I have found two different brands that I like. Skineez compression socks are very stretchy & comfortable but they are rather thick & tend to be hot during the summer months. The other brand I buy is Truform. They are more like traditional compression socks. I like them because they are cooler in the summer, are more like hose/stockings, come in various shades & have an option for "sheer". Like I said, I wear the 20-30 mmHg compression, so not sure if these would be appropriate for someone who needs the stronger compression hose. Another option would be to purchase a hosiery Butler, which is a device designed specifically for putting on compression stockings. I hope this helps.