Review on 🧦 Comfortable Meaiguo Toe Socks for Men and Women - Ideal for Running (3-4 Pack) by Tim Beckett

I'm Male, US size 10.5. These socks fit my toes. They are not as easy to put on as regular socks because each finger has to be put in a hole. They also need a little longer to adjust because the left leg and right leg are different. (Meaiguo, could you please put a small embroidered star on the right socks, that would help me with washing). Despite these shortcomings, after trying them out, I bought enough pairs to completely ditch almost all of my regular socks. Why? Because for more than twenty years I have had to struggle with mycoses from time to time. Especially in the two smallest spaces between the toes. I like to wear shoes all day and I think I just don't have enough ventilation. Or I go to the gym too much. I kept using prescription drugs to treat him. Several different creams and no treatment ever got rid of the problem for me. I bought these socks over three months ago as of this writing. My athletic foot is gone for good. I can say this because I have never had a clear menstrual period. Obviously the socks do the trick because the toe cuffs prevent the space between the toes from getting wet. I'm a runner and I run in these socks too. (Although walking in non-white dark socks looks a little underwhelming in my opinion). Still five stars because, as far as I understand, socks like this are a medical breakthrough. In recent years, my athletic foot has become a major medical emergency that has resulted in me abandoning two different triathlon races that I was training for. How can athlete's foot get serious, you ask? The skin breaks open, in rare cases it becomes inflamed and in even rarer cases the infection can get out of control. Both times this happened to me, I had to do antibiotics intravenously to save my leg. So please take your athlete's foot seriously. Be sure to go to the pharmacy or see a doctor for treatment. But if creams don't fix the problem, buy a few packs of these socks and wear them holy for a while to see how well these socks work. Oh, and here's a quick hello to Alexander Fleming, the scientist who discovered antibiotics, sir, greetings.