Extra Wide Socks for Diabetic Swollen Feet,Walking Boot Cast Sock, Non Binding Hospital Socks, Bariatric Socks for Women Men, Lymphedema Socks

These are good for diabetics.

They work well my husband's legs get swollen up I'm not sure exactly what he has but they definitely get swollen up feet and legs and these are large enough that he can wear them when he does highly recommend have swollen large legs

Perfect for my wide calf. Works great for my walking book.

These socks are warm and comfortable.

Just recently purchased, so I can’t comment on any claims of the sock unraveling, but I can about the fit. Bought these for husband’s recently diagnosed lymphedema. His leg is very large and swollen. The sock is fits well and comfortably around the calf, but it does not go to the knee, maybe about 5” below (my husband is 5’10”, so not tall). The bigger problem was the foot. He normally wears a size 11 shoe, but his ankle and top of foot is also very swollen from the lymphedema, and the sock doesn’t have that meshy, stretchy material around the foot. It was so difficult to get on around his foot, like putting on a tight compression sock. We eventually got it on, but I was exhausted, lol. So, for my review I would say, if you’re foot isn’t swollen, and you don’t care if they go to the knee, it’s a good sock.

WE TRIED 4 DIFFERENT BRANDS OF SO-CALLED " XXL EDEMA, SWOLLEN FEET, NON BINDING CUFF" MEN'S BED SOCKS. ALL WERE RETURNED AS BEING WAAAY TOO SMALL, TOO TIGHT, ETC. WE HAVE NOT WASHED/DRIED THESE YET, BUT SO FAR.....THEY FEEL REALLY STRETCHY AND PLYABLE. THEY DON'T MAKE RED LINES ON THE FOOT OR CALF FOR SWOLLEN FEET AND ANKLES OF A BEDRIDDEN SENIOR MAN. WE REORDERED THEM A SECOND TIME. WOULD RECOMMEND

These are not compression socks. They don't claim to be. My error. They are just wide fit socks.

I was looking for socks that can be used as liners for a lymphedema leg wrap. These should meet my needs just fine.