IMAK Arthritis Socks (Size: Medium) - Relieve Arthritis Aches Effectively Review

I was so surprised at how much I like them. I have a big problem with the toes on my left foot moving in different directions, rubbing and hurting like hell. These socks keep them separate and are so soft and comfortable it's unbelievable. I love her. I will buy a few more.

Shaped like a glove, not a sock. When separating the socks, a small hole forms in the material, so they are not very durable. Don't compress! Keeps slipping off my leg and collecting on my ankles. I like split fingers. I keep a pair of socks that I used as sleeping socks over the winter as they are warm and comfortable. Just not the advertised compression. Sleep socks don't cost $13.

I'm not a big fan of custom made socks but they must be therapeutic for my arthritic feet so I decided to give them a try. My toes are tiny so these socks are quite loose and not as snug as Imak gloves. There is too much material between the fingers for comfort. However, the rest of the sock is incredible. I like the tighter compression around the ball of the foot and ankle. I would like them in a non-separated toe version as I think that would suit me better but they will come in handy on days

Medium sized socks (women's 8.5-11.5, men's 7.5-9.5) offer no noticeable compression, I wear women's 11.5 and men's 9.5 so I'm tight in the upper size range, anyone closer to the lower limit would swim in them. In addition, they are just a tube, they do not have a heel, and therefore rise unevenly along the leg. And what the heck is all that flimsy junk on your toes? All the extra stitching is what makes these things so bulky. And to top it off, the seller (pharmapacks) tries to charge me a…

I have been diagnosed with dehydrated osteoarthritis and my rheumatologist advised me to wear gloves and socks before bed to warm up my joints. I've never liked anything that binds but for Christmas my wife got a pair of Imak Arthritis Socks and a pair of Imak Arthritis Gloves, it was a gift from my wife so I agreed to try them. I came back here to order two more pairs of socks. I am very surprised how good they feel on my toes and ankles. They're a little tricky to put on because of the toes…

Possible lupus affecting joints. I was having this toe pain and was struggling to find toe socks that could add more compression to the toes themselves. Attempted it after many searches and high hopes. I have a size small (smaller size available) as I have shoe size 7-7.5. Unfortunately it didn't help at all. Compression is almost non-existent and not tight at all. It kept falling down my leg and separating from my toes. Didn't help the pain at all. They were essentially regular toe socks, just

I bought these socks to help with neuropathy in my feet. I wasn't sure about the split toes but I found I really like this style of socks. They fit well, feel nice, but I don't think they help neuropathy as well as gloves. This is because socks are not as tight as gloves and do not have the compression that gloves have. Update: I bought two pairs of these socks a year ago and both pairs had holes in the heels a year later. Since I don't wear them in the summer and only wear them the rest of the

I'll put these socks on as soon as I receive them. I found them cramped and weird but wanted to try them. My feet get cold quickly and my circulation is bad. I don't have arthritis so I can't talk about it. After only wearing them for about 2 hours I noticed a hole at the top between my thumb and the next toe, no webbing between my toes, just the top of my foot. There was a hole in the middle of the material; I couldn't figure out where it came from. I thought what a shitty job they did! I kept