Review on Compression-Free Diabetic Ankle Socks - Loose Fit For Men And Women - 6 Pairs By Debra Weitzner by Courtney Wang
Not good for diabetics.
The socks are soft, but have to be worn wrong side out because of the toe seams. The huge wads of thread are very uncomfortable. I tried clipping them back, but that leaves a hole.
- Socks work great for diabetics who need socks that do not bind your ankles.
- May not be suitable for those with wide calves or ankles
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