Dr. Scholl's Women's Diabetes and Circulatory Ankle Socks, 6 Pack

I love these socks. I had some white ones and got some more in black. They don't make indentations on my legs or cause my legs to be restless from being too snug. They're comfortable and not too bulky or hot.

I get these socks a lot. I have Type 2 diabetes. They are soft, give me good toe room, and do not cut into my ankles. I wear 8.5 shoes and I get the smaller adult size and they fit just right.

TL;DR: TAKE MY MONEY I love these high-quality socks, though they're a bit pricey. I have enlarged ankles due to fractures and sprains in 2017, which left scars on my tendons and permanently swollen tissue. Regular socks are tight on my ankles due to this. The toe seam doesn't bother me, but I'm not very sensitive to it. I wear these with my business casual loafers, and my trousers cover the socks, so the appearance is not an issue. They don't have logos, which I appreciate when wearing shorts. These socks are thin, but not too thin. They're literally the perfect socks! I'm going to replace all my other socks with these because they're so comfortable! I strongly recommend you try these!

Great socks for shoes, boots or sneakers. Comfortable, nice fit and leaves no elastic marks or round rings from elastic. I'm not a diabetic but chose these on numerous reviews due to no marks left on ankles. The only issue is that the material is thinner so the wear is faster. But I would recommend. Price point cannot be beat for six pairs. Perfect wear for the summer season. Socks stay in place and do not bunch.

they are very nice socks, but I gave them to my grand daughter. I ordered the wrong size, but my grand daughter has a bigger foot than me. They were nice quality.

I usually buy Men's gym socks as they are larger, but even they are too tight around the ankles so they give my 'muffin top' legs (see photo). These socks are a great relief. Even though they have no cotton and are nearly all Polyester, they are cool and comfortable.

I have circulatory issues so I was excited to try these Dr. Scholl's socks. They are marketed as Dr. Scholl's Diabetes and Circulatory Socks. I wear a 10 shoe, so I ordered the 6 pack in Women's 8 to 12 shoe size. The style was Comfort Size Ankle. The size was adequate. They advertise TempRite Technology, Non-Binding, and DS Dry...I thought they'd be perfect for sleeping socks. I ordered the black color. They are 96% polyester, 2% spandex, 2% "other"...I have no idea what the 2% other is. I had high expectations for these socks. I do not have large ankles, nor do I have heavy swelling, but still these socks left a compression mark after wearing them all night. I expected them to be a bit less elastic at the top band. They are too compressing at that top band for me. After 1 wear and 1 wash they have significant pilling (see photo). Probably a sweater shaver could remove that. All in all these socks let me down. They were too compressive for me. I wouldn't recommend them for anyone with circulatory issues.

I like Dr school's products, but this one did not please me. I have relatively thin ankles but the tops of the socks were tights on my ankles and left indentation marks.

You are greedy. I was charged double price for the black socks which are exactly the same as the white socks which are Doctor Scholl's Women's Diabetes and Circulatory Ankle Socks in Black and White Size 4 - 10 Package of 6 Total of 6 Packages Total of 36 Pairs of Socks that I spent a lot of money that I have been purchasing for years.

Socks are very tight in the foot, left deep ridges in my upper foot. I left them on for over an hour, hoping they would loosen up. But they hurt so bad I had to take them off. I bought the larger size, so they are plenty long enough. Very disappointed!! I reordered in the men's socks, and they are a little better, but still not comfortable. I have to return the women's socks, but I think my husband can wear the men's socks. Also, my feet are small, so I'm very surprised that these socks are so tight!!