JOBST SensiFoot Diabetic Compression Socks 8-15 mmHg Crew Closed

These socks are high quality and gold up very well.

These are great diabetic crew socks. They're very comfortable and durable. The only brand my husband will wear

While these socks are comfortable, they are in no way a compression style sock. The brochure that comes with the sock actually states this, "Provides a non-constricting, mild compression (8-15) which is below capillary pressure. The product is not contraindicated for diabetes even if the patient has small vessel disease. The mild compression simply helps keep the sock in place to prevent sliding." In other words, they fit a little tighter to prevent slipping down the leg. I ordered the women's large for size 10 1/2 to 13. I wear a women's size 10 wide in shoes, and the size I ordered fits perfectly. They feel like regular socks, and on me, fall about mid calf. I'm sure they are fine for regular socks, but I don't see any health benefits, and especially don't think they will prevent swelling if that is an issue.

I love the socks. This is my second order. My only complaint is that the heel wore out after one season. Comfort is worh this problem.

Only socks I will use. I am a diabetic with neuropathy and this is the only socks that doesn’t feel like i have rocks in my shoes

For those people that have aching irritated feet, I highly recommend the Jobst Sensifoot socks.I have been using this product and noticed increased circulation flow, less pressure, and more comfort when wearing my new sneakers.Jobst has a very affordable sock and I went through amazon for the best price.Michael

Have tried many brands of socks for my neuropathy and diabetes. None are perfect, but these come very close. They are the first socks that I've tried that REALLY DO STAY UP!!! Small indentations, but no pain. The mild compression seems to make my feet feel better.Wash them inside out. They pill badly on the lower foot material if you don't.Really well made, substantial but not too thick.

Many other brands I experimented with did not work as well and feel as good as Sensifoot diabetic socks. They are easy to put on. They hold up to laundering. Best of all, they are both soft and supportive. I think diabetics who suffer from neuropathy in the feet and ankles will find these socks work well. They offer a good balance between comfort and compression.