+MD Diabetic Socks for Men Women 6 Pairs,Non-Binding Top Extra Wide Ankle/Crew Socks, for Edema Circulator 9-11 10-13 13-15

Best diabetic socks I've found so far. Comfortable, soft, non binding. Not too thick, not too thin, great stretch. Fits well and isn't tight on ankles, arches or toes. Totally great for all day wear. This is my 2nd time buying these. Wash well, no shrinking or losing shape even after a few years! Highly recommended if you hate tight, binding socks.

Nice socks. Do not shrink in the wash. Stay soft

I had really bad edema in my foot and ankles. Every other sock tried squeezed my ankles and left big indent marks. these left a slight mark but were much more comfortable. I could wear them all day. Definitely worth the money if you are diabetic or have edema. They also look great

Comfy material that feels good inside crocs bumpy pattern. Not tight on my ankles. Not too slippery on wood floor. Unfortunately, in the heel, it gets kind of knotted up inside after a few wears and I throw them out and buy more. And I do have to turn them inside out after wash and shave off any bad pills or extra lint. But I still keep buying them because they are so comfortable and I've tried a lot of other ones that are not and I was previously using one that only held up one day on my crocs and I get several days per pair from these. Some people are probably less particular, but they get pretty rough on the heel (and remember, I am using them with rough crocs) and so you should check it carefully after washing before putting them on a diabetic foot.

I'm not even diabetic, but I ended up with a pair of diabetic socks years ago and fell in love with the non-binding top.I've been on the hunt for something I like as well as those and here we are. These socks are my new best friend. They fit great, are soft and comfy and seem to be great quality. Even better than my originals. Sizing was spot on too. Great find!!

Great socks...VERY comfortable and easy to get on.

it is an engineering impossibility to hem the top of a sock with a circular stitch securing that foldover cuff and not have that stitch cut into edema like a knife because the stretch is less at that point than the rest of the sock. especially if your size is at the high end of each size range. and judging from the negative reviews that same stitch prevents the sock from staying on at the small end of the size ranges because it doesn't contract like the rest of the sock. im sure its more expensive to create an open stitch that doesn't ravel but somehow CVS figured it out but since they only go after the meat of any business large and small sizes are not made which is why those of us get so irritated when it appears that we have finally found the size we need only to find a vendor that makes false claims regarding size and stretch of their socks. but if you choose to serve only the meat of this business you need to cut off the ends of your size ranges and resize your socks by 2 and not 3 and test the items before you sell them. and that top********ADDED NOTE. im still seeing poor reviews regarding sizing. why does this vendor not realize that he's making a healthcare product that can be harmful to its user if incorrectly sized. there are no instructions and no warnings on these socks. amazon where is your oversight? OKAY I HAVE BEEN POLITE. 15% of your reviews are critical. the vast majority have been regarding size issues. this is a product that can cause terrible damage to ankles and legs especially for lymphedema patients who fight a never-ending battle to maintain the elasticity and recovery capabilities of their skin and underlying tissue so one exposure to a sock that binds anywhere may leave a permanent blockage of lymph vessels in the binded areas which can lead to a cascading domino affect of blockages up the leg. and once it gets a hold of you sometimes you just cant reverse it without extensive therapy which is not readily available and lead to mobility issues very quickly. SO DO YOU PEOPLE UNDERSTAND WHAT IM SAYING? you are literally risking the health and lifestyle of each and every one of the 367 people writing negative reviews. in my book this is criminal. in the healthcare business there is no room for acceptable loss. and this vendor needs to take responsibility for its actions and patients need to be extra extra careful if they actually purchase these socks. problems can sneak up on you regarding binding. and it's important to know what kind of swelling you have. and I know how hard it is to get a correct diagnosis, but if your skin takes a long time to recover do not wear any sock that binds anywhere. and vendors like this one need to take my info seriously.

Will be sending these back. They were almost perfect. They seemed loose enough, but I tried them on and within 5 minutes I had an indent on my ankle. They do stretch and are cushioned, but as soon as you let the top band part go - it grabs your ankle to hold them in place. They are looser than others I have tried, just not loose enough at the band. I have edema and lephedema in my left ankle only due to surgeries and these just didn’t work for me. My search continues.