For years I have been purchasing Underworks All-Day-Socks because they have the tops that are not elastic so they don't negatively effect circulation. I wondering if anyone has come across socks similar to Explorer socks that are thick and longer than All-Day-Socks but still suitable for diabetics IE they don't leave an indentation on legs with bad circulation.
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Recommendations on Socks Suitable for Diabetic
bigpallooka on 31/08/2016 - 23:23
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Agreed they are loose at the top and very comfortable
Thanks I'll check them out. Unfortunately the issue is quite serious so while they may be comfortable I will need to be sure. If they look alright I might buy a pair to test them. The All-Day socks are Diabetes Association approved.
I purchased a pair of the Very Comfy Sock and see they are recommended for diabetes sufferers too. Thanks for the advice. They are great.
I'm not diabetic, thank heavens. I have a drawer full of the bonds socks just because they are as the say: very comfy. Good luck with them.
I wear Prolotex dot com socks and gloves. The socks are very comfortable, however, the reason I choose to wear them is
they are made using a special ceramic infused fabric, which stimulates the micro circulation of the feet. They keep my feet toasty warm and as the type I wear is relaxed fit, they are non binding, too. I believe these socks will help with peripheral neuropathy, but so far I haven't developed this, so can't comment on that from personal experience. But oh! warm, comfy
tootsies!!I wear the gloves for arthritic pain and Dupuytren's Contracture. The socks, gloves…there are numerous products, are manufactured in Canada and with postage, I think are expensive. However, I have found them of great help with pain.
I realise that my answer is a wee bit off topic, but I wanted to let you know of something which might help you. I am not
associated with this business in any capacity.
Bonds Very Comfy Socks - I find them very comfy