Dr. Scholl's Men's Diabetic Ankle Socks for Circulatory Health, 6 Pack

my husband didn't want these socks so i tried them. they're super soft, a little longer which is great for me. my feet are very sensitive and they feel great. I wear size 9.5 in Reebok tennis shoes and size 9 for the Avia brand. I've been walking around without shoes and cold floors but my feet are nice and warm.

I was looking for diabetic socks for my husband, who suffers from neuropathy in his feet. Regular socks don't provide the comfort he needs, and other brands of diabetic socks are way more expensive than these are - I was able to buy 2 packages of the Dr Scholl's brand for the price of 1 package of the other brands. I will definitely buy these non-binding socks again! 🙂

I was very surprised. The quality is very high, and the price is very low. I have a problem with restless leg syndrome. It has helped me. Plus, a severe problem neuropathy. It has been a great help. I wear these sox continuously. Great product, you will not be disappointed.

I do like these socks. They are very comfortable. I wish there were more colors available, though, and at a lower price. These can be very pricey. For those purchasing these with diabetes, they certainly do not hinder circulation at all and are quite soft.

I originally bought these for my mom who has diabetes but I have thicker calves myself, I love that they can go up my calves without leaving a line around my calf from being too small. Even if I'm not diabetic, I can appreciate the extra stretch. The material is light and breathable. They're not plush but they serve their purpose.

The collar around the ankle was very comfortable, just the right amount of elastic to hold the sock up and yet not restrict blood flow. Much better than other socks I have purchased. The length of the sock was also perfect for shoes and hiking boots. There were a limited amount of colors, but I am OK with that.

Too small like being accused of a crime you did not commit. Tight not in a happy way but in a bad soreness type of way.

Calling these "compression socks" or "diabetes socks" borders on lying in my opinion. They are too thin, and have less surface tension than the plain old "athletic socks" I've been wearing for the past two years (yes, even after two years of wear/being broken in, my old socks have more compression than these do *brand new*.) Whether it's simply a bad batch, or these are actually "up to their expected standards", they certainly DO NOT meet *my* expected standards/needs. Also, the amount of cushioning is negligible due to lack of cotton. Contrary to marketing ("moisture wicking" nonsense etc), cotton breathes. Synthetic plastics DO NOT (rayon/polyester/etc).

Nothing wrong with the socks. problem is this was an online order and what I received was a previously opened/returned package, sealed with masking tape with 3/21/26 written on the tape. Obviously a return which is just wrong. Why would I want an opened return. Bigger problem was this was supposed to be a six pack of socks. Four of the pairs were still connected with the plastic pins. ONE was loose but obviously unused. The sixth pair was MISSING! Walmart agreed to a return but problem is I can't just take it to my closest store I had to travel 20 minutes to a FEDEX store to return it. Socks were only $2/pair so I'm not driving 20 minutes to return it. I'll just keep the five pairs and suck up the loss of a $2 pair. Walmart should NEVER send someone an open returned item EVER for an online order.

This item was not what I expected. It was tight to start with, but I wanted to give them a try. After washing them, they shrunk so badly that they cannot be used. For a diabetic sock they are not made the same as other I have purchased made by the same company and sold by Walmart. I am very sad that they do not work but I washed them so there is nothing I can do about it.