Debra WeitznerDiabetic Socks For Men and Women Loose Fit Non-Binding Cotton Crew Socks 6 Pairs

These socks are wonderful with one exception. The size 13-15 is longer, but not one iota wider than the size 10-13. Therefore, they are tight across the top of the foot at the heel. "Larger" should not mean simply longer. Please correct this for truly diabetic socks.

Anyone who is a diabetic.. These socks are perfect. Bought them for my husband. He was very happy and very comfortable. Socks do not leave a red line around leg, like other socks have. Because they are too tight. Highly recommend.

Too big for my feet...not quite enough stretch but still a good product.

These would be on the small size for men's socks, but ok for women's medium size socks.

I really like theses socks. They are very comfortable; they are stretchy but don't ride down my legs. They launder well.

These socks are the best. We are both diabetic. These socks are not too tight but they don't sag either. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a durable sock that does not cut off your circulation.

Extremely comfortable. Do not cut into the top of your legs like most socks. Will purchase again.

First of all, a RANT. Socks have become a big problem for me, and yes I am a type II diabetic. However, the real issue here is that at some point, the sock industry decided that everyone should live with one size fits all socks and be happy about it. Socks USED to come by shoe size, but now everyone and their dog sells "fits 6-12", meaning that if you are closer to 12 than 6 its like putting on leg irons. Now I am continually searching for larger sock sizes, and softer socks as well. I have a drawer FULL of socks that hurt my feet.When you take your socks off at the end of the day, and your ankles are RED and have the pattern of the sock pressed into them, something is wrong.So I saw diabetic socks at the local pharmacy, and tried them. They are comfortable, and end up in a bunch around my ankles at the end of the day. As the kids say, *FAIL*.These socks are better than those, and they come in a large pack, so if they don't work, you are stuck with a lot of them anyways. So final verdict is: they work, they stay up, they are not very supportive, and, frankly, my search for perfect socks continues.

I bought the size 13-14 for my size 13 EE feet of these "LOOSE FIT AND NON-BINDING" diabetic socks. They just just fit when new. But after washing in warm water and 35C delicate drying, they became unbearably tight in width. They stretch in width until they reach their limit and then don't stretch at all. Unfortunately that limit shrinks with careful washing. I'm getting desperate for socks that fit as my old ones did, as they're wearing out. All the new socks I've tried are much narrower.

The socks looked and felt very nice, however I returned them because they were not as described and I could not wear them.The socks had rubber grips on the bottom, a feature that was not in the description. The grips made the socks uncomfortable to wear with shoes or slippers.The 3 star rating is because of the poor description.

My feet are a size 8.5 women's and I ordered the "5-10" - they do fit but they are almost too small since the leg part starts halfway up the back of my heel. Certainly they won't fit anyone with larger feet, like 9 or 10. I usually order men's socks and I should have done this here as well. Other than the size issue, they seem like decent socks.

These are ok, but putting my feet in them the material did not stretch much and you could feel fibres tear. They have no identifiable heal and are shapeless. Think tub sock with very little elastic or maybe my socks were just old stock with the elastic already dried out and brittle.

Well the socks themselves do not put any major pressure on my feet and legs and hold on snug the top band leaves a big crease around my leg and cuts my circulation so I had to cut through it with a scissors, I would have expected that the socks would be the same all the way up without a tight band at the top.