Review on Yomandamor Women's Bamboo Diabetic Socks - 5 Pairs of Quarter-Length, Breathable Socks with Seamless Toe and Cushioned Sole by Duane Hayes

Although I am not diabetic, I have neuropathy-like symptoms. My shoe size has swelled to almost 3 sizes, (7 1/2 W-10 WW), painful swelling, itchiness for which I take meds, can only wear non-binding crew socks that are very loose and stretchy, until now. These cute socks aren't as heavy as the usual crew I usually buy in white, black or navy. I like them but need lighter weight for summer and wanted some that were a bit more feminine. They come in a few colors, but when I order they came in multi-packs and only pink was available. I like pink, but would have preferred some variety. For now I'll take what I can get. I was born with a very severe case of club feet where my feet were turned in so far my toes were pointing backwards, and I had congenital hip deformations. Surgery at age one and castings with manipulations regularly from newborn on and specially shaped open-toed shoes every 3 months with a bar between them until about age 3 or 4. After that, very heavy maroon straight tie shoes replaced about every 3 months-very expensive for my parents who were struggling. Leg muscles couldn't develop properly, legs, hip and a number of painful back conditions requiring surgeries and many treatments. I live on meds so as not to be bedridden. I tell you all this to have you understand why socks are such a big deal to me. In conclusion, ;-) these socks are lightweight for the summer, pretty light pink with white on the short leg section, about 1/2 crew, thin, and the whole sock is very soft, non-binding, and leaves no creases in your skin. The multi-pack works out to about $3.00 per pkg. I also like that they give the appearance a feminine flare. No complaints here and I'm pretty sure that I'll be buying more if they get some new colors in. Recommend to anyone with the above mentioned foot problems.