Doctor's Choice Diabetic Crew Socks for Men, Non-Binding Top, 4 Pairs

The Doctor’s Choice Diabetic Socks for Men (4 Pairs, Large 9-12 & X-Large 13-15) are a huge hit! They’re comfortable, seamless, and the non-binding top is perfect for keeping feet happy all day. Great quality, soft, and very practical—an excellent gift or personal purchase for anyone who needs diabetic-friendly socks.

Purchased for a family member that needs a very good quality diabetic style sock that is made well of good materials and made to fit as stated. This family member has swelling issues as in diabetes/kidney/cardiac in the feet and legs, wears compressions stockings foot to almost knee daily. Was glad to find these socks, a 4 pack for him, especially in the 13-15 size! I showed his Doctors the seamless concept and they were impressed and pleased to see we found this product which is terrific because it can help avoid what could be undetected irritation in a person with neuropathy and not so great eye-sight, caused by a seam which these DO NOT HAVE! Easy to avoid, hard to fix once it happens.. I'm sure the Drs. will be passing this along to other similar patients so they can benefit by this product, seamless! The socks fit well over the compression stockings and did not appear to bind the leg at all. My relative is on the "spectrum" and is very definite about certain items being just so. These socks were new to him compared to his familiar style of sock for many years, and somewhat different and a new larger size, as well. Happily the fit and the texture and overall feel of the socks were the proverbial "home-run" for him They chose the white, was so pleased with the comfort and quality when they tried the socks on for the 1st time, The socks are a generous fit, and will most likely accommodate the fluctuating swelling when it occurs, IMO. These are well worth the $5. a pair with no doubts they will launder and wash & wear well enough. The 4 pack is ample to check these out and add as needed. We're happy these are available, was previously hard to come by and I recommend these with no reservations.

Excellent, perfect lose fit

WONDERFUL! I've been suffering for years with tight, miserable, socks that pretty much cut off circulation to my feet. For the last 6 months I've been wearing socks I take home from the hospital. Yes. Cheap ass hospital sock with the anti-skid surfaces. I love my hospital socks! But....not appropriate for proper dress. So I thought I'd try diabetic socks and i AM Type 2 anyway so....I bought these: "Doctor's Choice". I did look at Dr. Scholl's but these were more reasonably priced. I'm glad I did! Now...I cannot testify as to durability I've only had them a couple days but they are soft and comfy as kitten's fur or a baby's .....well....you know what I mean! Thumbs up!

I really like these mens socks and have ordered multiple sets in the past 7-8 months, hightops and lowtops, largest size. Recovering from major femur break surgery, I need large roomy socks and, so far, these fit the bill best. I do have an issue though. After washing they don't always seem to be the same length. (Yeah, I'm one of THOSE people. I mean who holds their socks up after washing to see if they match length-wise?) And it does seem as if there isn't as much "give" in them as the original batch. My feet and legs are still swelling. Eighty-four years on the planet, things physically go slower. Anyway, these are still great socks. Even with my small issues.

This is an amazing product. It's soft comfortable and not binding at all will diffently buy again.

I am a diabetic and have purchased many brands of socks over the years. These socks may be the best that I ever bought. I have had them for awhile and they are showing practically no wear and for the most part still look new. They fit very well also. The only item should be noted is they are mid weight and thickness so may be a bit too heavy to wear on hot summer days. I recommend them and I generally don't do that.

These socks are quite comfortable, but they are not tight as one might expect for diabetic socks. They slip on easily. However, I haven’t noticed that as pairs are gathered one so will pull further up the calf than the other one. It’s like a matter of an inch. I wonder if that’s intended and which sock is supposed to go on the left side.