Dr. Scholl's Men's Diabetes & Circulatory Crew Socks, 6 Pack

These "Diabetes" socks can be for everyone. They are soft, mold to your feet and ankles, and they stay up ! The top knit is lighter than regular crew socks, but they don't need to be tight to stay up. The softness is super, and if you get edema, these won't leave lines on you. Give them a try.

I don't have problems associated with diabetes, I have swelling in my legs, ankles, and feet that is caused by BP meds. Compression socks do not work for me but these do. I'm on my feet the majority of the work day and I wear them all day, every day.

i have trouble with neuropathy. Having socks that do not create pressure points AND dont slip are important for nerve and blood circulation health along with comfort. i have found so many advertise all this but then are expensive for a sock of poor quality. These socks are worth what you pay for and do as advertised. Yes i will buy again.

Got these for someone I love because his legs were starting to hurt and I thought these would help and boy did they do a good job. He's diabetic and knew he needed these, he complained a little at first but got used to it pretty quick. These are excellent and comfortable.

What is there to say, comfort for my feet/lower legs but the fit tends to loosen up and slip down a bit ..... my calves swell up without them so when I put them on and my swelling goes down, they become a trip hazard for me. I just need to keep my eyes on them when not wearing shoes!

I bought these for m husband who had been unable to find good ones. I saw these and ordered them.He wanted black, they fit his foot well, and top goes up the calf, They are not as heavy as others so don't last forever, but for the price they are a good buy.

The socks aren't bad quality however if someone is truly needing these for circulatory reasons there is not much grip to them, i bought fo me my brother who has diabetes and he said they are just like regular socks to him and i had to order some from another store.

This was a good price in a 6-pack. Dr. Scholl's sock construction quality is still good. Good compression for circulation, but only in the right size. These feel good when they fit. Only issue is I am a size 12, so I needed to get this 13-15 size. I had already tried the next size down 7-12, but they were too small and short. Historically socks used to be sold by shoe size. Then by small, medium, large and extra-large size. But now Walmart is down to two Scholl options, 7-12 or 13-15. A sock cannot go from a size 7 to 12 or 13 to 15, not in the real world. This type of sock is meant to travel up the legs. Hard to do that correctly if it is too big or small. Next will 7-15 be offered. LOL. Hopefully this marketing (size) issue is resolved. It has to be impacting Scholl's sales.

My fathers package was delivered and left outside of a door. I put details in to please deliver to office if you are unable to deliver directly to my father. The office closes at4:30pm and no weekends. His senior living facility has thieves and my dads socks were stolen. Please don't leave packages outside and especially at the wrong entrance. Very disappointed with the driver. Handle packages as if your delivering to you family “with care”

Cons: I hate these socks. Fabric makes my feet itchy. Socks don't breathe. They make my feet hot and cause moisture in the shoe. Sock wont stay in place. It keeps turning around. The toe seam hurts. I have to wear inside out. Pros: I found an amazing sock with non of these issues: CVS Health Comfort Socks Ideal for Diabetics. These socks are amazing.