Men's Diabetic and Circulatory Crew Socks 4 Pairs

from LPFD

My favorite sock is Dr. Scholls Tri-zone. However they are a bit pricey (and worth every penny). I purchased Dr. Scholls lower end crew sock hoping to save a little $$$ and still get the brand quality. This crew sock is just like every other low cost sock out there. It bunches up in the toes ...

from LChico

So disappointed. I was trusting in the Dr Scholls name. Other Dr Scholls socks I purchased were great. The beige socks are perfect. Comfortable fit & well made. The black socks are almost like they were a different size. They are tight and binding all along the ribbed knit up the calf. Cann...

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My husband has extremely large calves and poor circulation to his feet. There is no regular sock that doesn't bind. I thought these diabetic socks would be comfortable for him, but they weren't wide enough at the top. Otherwise, they seemed OK. I guess I would recommend if a person has regula...

from celiacmom

These are not like the ones I bought in the store last time. These cut in to my legs. They are useless for diabetic or swollen legs since they cut in. I thought Dr. Scholl's was the best socks before I bought these. Horrible.

from Repoman111

I ordered these Dr.Scholl's Diabetes friendly socks as I have diabetes and thought I would try them. I'm sorry to report that I wasn't very pleased with them. First, they're no different that any other dress socks you can purchase in any store. Secondly, two of the four pair were damaged. In a v...