BraceAbility Neuropathy Compression Socks 20-30 mmHg Open Toe Circulation Support M, Light Blue, 1 Pair
- Brand:
- BraceAbility
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 810069364865
- EAN:
- 0810069364865
- Walmart SKU:
- 18145453482
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 553 reviews.
The ankle socks have a perfect fit in size medium, with a nice hug on the foot. I have been using them while I sleep to control and keep the edema away. I recommend them and I am ordering an additional 3 pack, which is an even better value.
Good quality product with nice comfortable support, I've tried to wear it under socks during work day, and have it on for sleeping with no discomfort, so far not much feeling on pain improvement but will keep at it to see. Nice fast delivery but the price is a little bit expensive for just compression with no copper infused features.
just got these, and was amazed how easy thet were to put on , and i only have use of one arm. have tried so many compression/neuropathy socks that I couldn't get on. these are comfy and seem well made. I have a 10 and 1/2 shoe , so got the XL. Hope they help a little bit.
I'm a skeptical person by nature, so I didn't really have high hopes for these.. but I'm happy to announce they actually DO work!! I mean almost immediately after putting them on, the pain subsided which is a miracle in itself 🤣 I wear a size 10 shoe, and got the xl and it fits perfectly!! the only thing I don't like about them is they leave indentations on your calf and it feels like a bruise.. but that's only when I wear them longer than 24 hours 😅 I'd like to never have to take them off, but yeah, it gets bruisey feeling if you don't take them off for at least a few hours in between days
The Large size that I ordered are too tight. I wear 10.5 Extra Wide Shoes. In the description it says that if you have wide feet to order one size up. I over looked this statement. This is very true statement. I have just placed an order for the XL Size. I hope that these will be perfect. I also ordered the Large in the knee high socks and I did not have this problem. Not sure what the difference is, but there is. MENS 10.5 EXTRA WIDE SHOES Ankle High Socks: XL Knee High Socks: L REALLY LOVE THE SOCKS... LOVE THE OPEN TOES...LOVE THE COMPRESSION...THEY WORK AND CAN FEEL THE BETTER CIRCULATION IN LEGS, ANKLES AND FEET...i do wear a thin pair of socks with them. I have psoriatic athritis and poor circulation, especially in might right leg from knee to toes...helps a lot...highly recommend. READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION TWICE...ACCURATE.
I am so surprised how much I like these compression socks. I have severe neuropathy from my back to my feet and I was told I needed to wear compression socks. I hate socks. but I have to wear them when I work. these are wonderful. I'm so glad that it's an open-toed and an anklet sock. I did not want to wear those socks that go up to your knees or past your knees. it's just too hot. I work in a kitchen. and just putting these on the way it holds my foot and my ankles feels wonderful. definitely recommend and will buy another pair
Imediately improves circulation. If you have wide feet, order one size up. I wear 10.5 extra wide shoes. The large were too tight and uncomfortable. The Extra Large is perfect.
Im not sure how they will wash..I might have needed one size up These Ted type toeless compression foot wear are supposed to be tight .Not easy to put on , possibly too tight..I ordered Medium. My shoe size is 8.5 just gone into a wider fitting ..
I feel it depends on how severe your condition is. Medical-grade ones are 30 to 40 and can only be prescribed by your doctor. These are only 20 to 30, so I'm not getting enough compression. They somewhat help and work to a point. But talk to your doctor about what compression they recommend for your condition.
I wear compression socks frequently and wanted to try open toed ones. These are awful - thin and not graduated compression but just tight in weird places. My feet and lower legs actually hurt worse when wearing them. I have no idea how they could possibly get so many good reviews. Buy another brand.
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