Diabetic Socks, LOFIR 3 Pairs Diabetic Socks for Men Women Size 13 15, Non Slip Grip Socks Hospital Socks with Gripper for Women, Extra Wide Calf Socks for Swollen Feet, Black

My husband said these are the best diabetes socks I have every bought for him. he especially likes how wide they are at the top yet they do not fall down. His leg”s circumference is like 26 inches and his shoe size is 15 extra wide4EEEE no joke.He said they are a good quality compared to all the other ones in the past and I have tried many brands. So I am ordering another package today.

These socks were amazing during my pregnancy and after!! Thank you for offering a quality product to those of us needing a wider option for our horrible feet. As a diabetic with neuropathy, this has been a great option to stay warm and not have severe compression on my tired nerves

I bought these socks for my sister. She has diabetes and her feet and legs are swollen all the time. They stretch and are not tight. They will be comfortable and the non slip grips should be safer.

My father has swollen feet due to illness. These socks worked well for his size 13 feet. They were comfortable for him and a plus they have the grippy bottom. Helpful so he doesn't fall.

My mom wore these in the hospital. They were so much more comfortable and stretchy than the ones that were provided. Even the nurses were envious, as the socks were so soft, and yet still safe for her to walk. Thank you!

Dad loves them. He needed them for his poor circulation. They are non slip too, which makes me love them. So glad to find them at Walmart at a good price!

I use them on my swelled legs. Work well without binding. Extra nonslip materials on the bottoms are excellent for safely walking around the house. I've been a diabetic since 1989 so swelling is one of my side affects. A little pricey, but work well.

These are great socks - nice stretchy tops. One thing that I never thought was the non-slip bottoms - great for walking around the house in your socks, but my wife can't slide her feet in her slippers because of the nonslip bottoms.

My husband is in rehab and must wear gripper socks. He is also diabetic and wears a size 13 shoe. He said these are the most comfortable socks he's tried and they fit very well. They have a fair amount of give as well if feet are swollen. The only complaint he has is that they do "twist" a bit and he has to adjust them so the grippers stay on the bottom.

Put them on. By the time I walk across the hardwood floor in the bedroom, the grips are on the top of my foot…save your money!