Women's White Diabetic Crew Socks

Warranty	Due to the nature of this medical product the manufacturer does not offer a warranty, however, we do offer a 30-day 100% satisfaction guarantee. Refer to Return Policy above for details.
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Gender	Female

Customer Reviews

(12/8/11)
Review by Norm

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These socks are NOT for swollen diabetic legs. They are way too constricting above the ankle. Leave major indentation marks all the way up the leg. They are not comfortable. You are aware of something annoying on your leg the whole time you are wearing these. They are just ordinary socks, nothing special.
(6/3/11)
Review by Nancy Fuller

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Great product at a great price!
(5/2/11)
Review by Deb Owen

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I ordered my socks after listening to a podiatrist who came to our diabetic support group. He impressed on us the importance of wearing diabetic socks. He also suggested that we get the white socks. I have been a collector of many different colors and designs of socks over the years and I was hesitant to give up my collection. I was so moved by this doctor and his presentation that I went ahead and took the plunge and ordered a dozen crew socks and a dozen ankle socks, both in white. Both pairs arrived within a couple days and in excellent condition. I tried on my first pair right away. I chose a crew sock pair and with us still having wind and snow it was the perfect choice. My feet have been warm, my legs, toes and feet have had plenty of room to move around and I don't go to be at night with frozen feet.
(11/19/10)
Review by Nancy Gates

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These socks have helped me keep my 99-year-old residents's swollen feet warm. She has considerable edema in her lower legs and feet. The top edge of the sock does cause a slight indentation on her legs, which has not been a problem so far. They stay up well.
(8/24/10)
Review by Beverly Brady

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Since being diagnosed with diabetes I have worked very hard to preserve the nerves in my feet. Socks (which I was never aware of before) can be vitally importent! The padding in the soles, the roomy boxy toe area, and mostly, the loose elastic tops are all contributing to my comfort. Not to mention the warmth! My circulation is impaired enough that the feet stay cold a lot of the time. I have found that my diabetic socks worn inside my lambs wood house shoes keep my feet very warm and comfortable. I usually wear the socks to bed and if, as the bed warms up, I get too warm they are very easy to remove. If I had one thing I would like to change, it would be tghe size. I wear a size 7.5 shoe and I could use a slightly smaller sock..