Extra Width Diabetic Socks for Lymphedema, Bariatric Non Binding Knee High Sock for Swollen Edema Cast Feet Mens and Womens Legs, Slouch Boot Socks 2 Pairs

I love these non binding lymphedema socks! Omg......they fit so nice. They are soft and very comfortable. I have been looking for this type of compression knee highs for so long.. !! They come up to my knees and no tight top to leave a indentation. The padding under the pad of your foot is so comfortable. I don't want to take them off. I am so pleased that I'm going back now and get more. Also you get 2 pair! Great.just great!!!

the best and most comfortable diabetic socks I have ever worn! I have exception al large calves and never could find anything that I could get up my leg without binding so tightly it cut off circulation. 10/10 will buy again.

Love these socks. They don't have the extra padding in the soles which is good. With the edema and shoe orthotics, it's pretty crowded even with double wide width. I don't need that extra padding in the socks. So if you have edema and shoe orthotics, these are the socks to get. Plenty wide to accommodate pitting edema up to the top of the calf.

These are truly decent stockings for me. I have large legs because one is retaining a lot of fluid and the ankle is swollen. The funky thing is that 2 out of 3 are the same long length and one is 7-1/2 shorter. In fact, it is a completely different style. As long as it stays up, I will be pleased. I would like the seller to send me another sock but I have not asked her yet. This isn't a deal breaker because I would probably buy more from her.

For years I've only worn socks that stop at the ankle or lower because I have wide calves. I bought some socks from another company that are made for people with larger circumference in the calf, but they were uncomfortably itchy. So, I went back to ankle socks. Then I bought some orthopedic shoes for diabetics, and with every step I took my socks got pulled further off my leg until they were bunched up under my arches and the heels and ankles were bare. I went looking for knee socks I could wear that hopefully wouldn't be pulled off my feet by the action of my shoes with each step and found these. They are very stretchy and comfortable. They don't bind at the top of the sock, don't leave marks in my skin, don't itch, and don't bunch up under the bottom of my feet as I walk. I've ordered two more pair.

I normally wear circaids (for edema, from ankle to knee, fasten by velcro) bc of stasis wounds and desperately needed long socks to wear under them. They give you socks but too hard for me to put on w arthritic hands bc they are compression, too. With edema my legs can often go 22" or 23" even at the calf and after trying numerous companies' socks I have finally found these! I didn't particularly want compression so..these are soft, plenty large enough, stay up from morning til night (knee-high) and are comfortable and seem to be good quality. In short, I am very happy and satisfied w these - in fact am ordering more right now!

I am old and arthritic with swollen legs. I do have prescriptive compression pump and sleeves for my legs. I have ALWAYS had trouble getting compression hose onThese hose are loose and really easy to get on. But I could feel the compression on my legs from the minute I put them on. WOWThis is an issue that price should not be a factor. But these are the cheapest I have ever bought. And the most comfortable. It’s one of those products that I ask myself....why did it take so long.Now I hope they hold up!

They were very comfortable, easy to put on and off. Nice socks to wear but lacked enough tension required to benefit from wearing a diabetic sock.