🩳 Dr. Scholl's Men's Advanced Blister Guard: 1-Pack for Ultimate Protection Review

For the elderly, these socks are very comfortable, will not leave constriction unless folded. Recommended for those of us with diabetes and those who need improved circulation.

As a diabetic, I was looking for socks that weren't too tight at the tongues but still stayed on my feet. These socks meet both needs, they are very comfortable and keep feet warm in winter and cool in summer.

I need thick socks that aren't wool and don't require two hours of work. They are thicker at the toe and heel, but the rest of the sock is as thin as any other sock. All the advertising hype is just advertising. It's just socks.

I bought these for my VERY picky husband. He loves her! We were looking for thick, comfortable socks that would NOT cut off circulation or be too tight around the shins. These socks are exactly what he wanted so we ordered 3 more packs. Definitely worth the money and they are affordable. Size 7-12 fits him perfectly and we will be ordering more in the future.

I have ordered these socks 3 times. Stock up because my local stores don't have them. All 3 orders were exactly as advertised. The socks are very comfortable and thick. Even after many washes, they keep their shape and appearance. Delivery from this seller is very fast and never had any problems. I will continue to order as needed in the future. Definitely worth your money.

I had problems with socks digging into my legs and at night I had a deep dent in the ankle area when taking them off. Not good. Then I read how bad it is for your feet and I gave away all my socks so I'm wearing them now. Comfortable, no binding, not too thick or deep rings around the ankle at night! Safer for all who suffer!

I often wear these socks during the cold season. They are very soft and comfortable, not too bulky to wear with regular shoes. My feet have some circulatory problems and pain, they are not sore or digging. They seem to run from a larger size. I don't have a problem with them slipping on sneakers, but sometimes it happens in boots without laces, but most socks slip in them.

It's a bit more than I'd like to pay but overall I'm happy with them. They're not too warm, so I don't sweat as much at work as I do in alpaca or thick wool socks. I only recently realized that I need wide shoes and that it would be more comfortable in other socks. So far they have worked for me. I've found that many socks are difficult to put on over the toes and, above all, are too tight at the top.

I love Dr. Scholl, because I can't feel the seam between my toes and the socks don't press into my calves. I don't have athlete's foot so I can't say if cupron is suitable for this purpose. After wearing the same pair of socks for several hours a day for several days in a row, my socks no longer smell. These socks do not bind and fit well. They are of medium thickness. Socks roll up (take those fluffy pills like some sweaters). I've been wearing socks from Dr. school. Not because I have to wear