🧦 Diabetes & Circulatory Support Socks for Women by Dr. Scholl's (2 Pack) Review

I bought these socks for my mother as she has a lot of ankle swelling problems. These socks are easy to put on and very soft. she loves them I've ordered a few more for her as she loves them so much. I recommend these socks to anyone who has swollen ankles and needs comfortable socks that won't fall off while sleeping.

I like the low cut of the sock and I found it has enough cuffs to prevent it from riding down in the shoe like socks are 'out of sight'. I was wrong. These socks are soft and comfortable, but I find myself putting them on because they start slipping in my shoes even before the first kilometer. If you just want to walk around the house in comfortable socks, then this is great. Not great if you want to wear shoes with it.

I wear size 7 shoes so medium should fit but they seem to be too short. I don't want my fingers to get tight. Because they are short and the toe height is low, I am afraid of the toe going down the heel. When I went to check if the large size was available, it wasn't. I will keep checking. The sock is really thin and soft, no lining. I love the material. I just wish it would fit better.

I have been buying Scholl diabetic socks for several years and this is the first time I encounter this problem. I washed my socks for the first time and even put them in a laundry bag and watched them roll! The socks literally pill and look more worn than the socks I've worn and washed for over a year. So disappointing. I am trying this particular style for the first time but I think I will find another brand as this is totally unacceptable.

In the beginning it was very beautiful. I'm so glad I actually ordered a second pack! I hate socks that constrict or dent my legs and ankles, so I buy diabetic socks because of their wide and soft cuff. In this respect they were not disappointed. However, over time and after numerous washes, all those bad socks turned into knitted balls. They stretched so much they literally wrapped around my legs. Every time I take my foot out of the shoe, the sock stays. Otherwise they make a high-quality and

I wear size 7 shoes so a medium size should fit but they seem to be too short be. I don't want my fingers to get tight. Because they are short and the toe height is low, I am afraid of the toe going down the heel. When I went to check if the large size was available, it wasn't. I will keep checking. The sock is really thin and soft, no lining. I love the material. I just wish it would fit better.

I have been buying Scholl diabetic socks for several years and this is the first time I have encountered this problem. I washed my socks for the first time and even put them in a laundry bag and watched them roll! The socks literally pill and look more worn than the socks I've worn and washed for over a year. So disappointing. I am trying this particular style for the first time but I think I will find another brand as this is totally unacceptable.

I really liked it at first. I'm so glad I actually ordered a second pack! I hate socks that constrict or dent my legs and ankles, so I buy diabetic socks because of their wide and soft cuff. In this respect they were not disappointed. However, over time and after numerous washes, all those bad socks turned into knitted balls. They stretched so much they literally wrapped around my legs. Every time I take my foot out of the shoe, the sock stays. Otherwise they make a high-quality and comfortable