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Diabetic Socks
“Non-Restrictive Top” Socks by Vannucci. For Diabetics or anyone with
circulation problems the Diabetic socks will help you maintain good
circulation. Also works well with men that have large calves. This luxury
crew sock is made from 70% Mercerized cotton yarns, 15% nylon and 15%
Spandex. It is also unique because the toe seams are hand finished and
ultra flat to help eliminate toe sores. One outstanding feature is that
this sock is made with Mercerized cotton, which feels like silk when worn,
retains its shape, will not shrink during washing, and keeps the vibrancy
of its color. The unique Diabetic sock construction does not restrict
blood circulation and gives extra comfort. For a larger view, please click
on the pictures. Available in Black, Brown, Navy, Khaki and White. Fits
shoe size 7 -12, sock size 10-13. and king size 13-17 also available in
ankle socks. |
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Retail Value $10.95 to 12.95 depending
on where you purchase
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Dress or Ankle socks in men's , women's and big
and tall socks for diabetics |
Ankle Socks |
Dress Socks |
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Pick your own color
combination |
Pick your own color
combination |
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Florsheim Ribbed Wide Top Non-Binding socks
95% Nylon , 2% Lycra
Sold in fine boutique
and upscale department stores.
“Wide-Top” Socks by
Florsheim.
Features:
Wide Design on top, Medium weigh not as thick
as crew yet not as thick as dress socks.. Hand sewn toe seams
Available Colors: Black, Navy, Taupe,
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Cushioned Diabetic Crew and Ankle socks |
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crew socks
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Diabetic Thick & Thin Cushioned
Crew socks
Available in mid calf crew socks or ankle
crew socks knitted top distributes and dissolves any pressure on your legs
with double the cushioned bottom of normal cushioned socks great for your
feet Available in white only
For Mild, Medium and Severe Diabetics |
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95%Cotton, 5 Nylon
Retail $12.95 / 3 pack
Our Price $9.95 / 3 pack
Hand Sewn Toe Seam mercerized cotton |
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Ankle Socks |
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Cushioned None-Skid socks |
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Socks have special none skid
points all along the bottom to keep traction |
Sophia Non-Skid Cushioned socks Shoe size 6-12 |
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80% Acrylic, 20% Spandex |
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Study on Diabetic socks
Role of experimental socks in the care of the high-risk diabetic foot. A
multi-center patient evaluation study. American Group for the Study of
Experimental Hosiery in the Diabetic Foot
HJ Murray, A Veves, MJ Young, DH Richie and AJ Boulton
Department of Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, United
Kingdom.
OBJECTIVE--To assess the acceptability of specially designed socks to
provide satisfactory pressure relief in the insensitive, high-risk,
diabetic foot. We have conducted a longitudinal multicenter patient
evaluation study to assess the acceptability of such hosiery in
neuropathic diabetic patients. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS--A
group of 86 neuropathic diabetic patients (69 males, 14 with type
I diabetes) with a mean age of 63 yr (range 34-85 yr), and a
diabetes duration of 16 yr (range 1-45 yr) participated in the
study. Peripheral vascular disease was present in 28 (33%)
patients, previous foot ulceration in 39 (44%) patients, and active
ulceration was present in 11 (13%) patients. All patients were
provided with three pairs of specially designed socks and 80
patients with extra-depth shoes. Evaluation and foot examination
were performed at 3 and 6 mo. RESULTS--Socks were worn for a mean
of 6 days/wk (range 1-7 days/wk). Patient satisfaction evaluated
at both visits was good or very good in 85%, average in 12%, and
poor in 3% of patients. Ten ulcers healed during this period, and
seven new ulcers occurred. Intention to continue wearing the
socks, most or all of the time, was expressed by 84% of patients.
CONCLUSIONS--We conclude that the experimental socks have a high level of
patient satisfaction when worn with suitable shoes, and may be an
acceptable and inexpensive addition to existing methods of protecting
the high-risk insensitive diabetic foot. |
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