2 Pairs of Super Wide Socks With Non-Skid Grips for Lymphedema - Bariatric Sock - Oversized anti-slip Sock Stretches up to 30'' Over Calf for Swollen Feet and Legs - One Size Unisex, Black

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All adaptive footwear features have characteristics designed to ensure comfort and to reduce chances of accidental slips and falls. Socks specially designed for swollen legs and ankles should either incorporate a loose, non-constrictive mesh elastic, or use the approach of the best-selling Softop® socks from HJ Hall, which use a patented non-elastic design in the top of the sock, so they don't restrict circulation or leave marks on your legs. Choosing extra wide shoes for swollen feet and non-slip slippers for the elderly from Silverts means choosing footwear designed with empathy and understanding.

Made in the UK by a specialist sock manufacturer, these socks are ideal for lymphoedema, water retention and other size related conditions. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. The HJ range includes socks with non-elastic tops, a range with a non-constricting mesh top, and a range of extra-wide socks.

Padding can prevent irritation or discomfort on sensitive 'pressure points', such as the sole of the foot or ankle. However, they also act as an anchor when standing still, which can be difficult, especially if you have certain foot problems, such as foot pain, swollen feet and ankles. In the meantime, there are some things you can do to try to help alleviate any pain such as wearing comfortable slippers or seam-free and wide-fitting comfortable shoes.

Whether you're looking for soft and stretchy materials, seamless designs, or specialised features to enhance circulation, our collection has something to suit every need.

The Bariatric Double Tread Socks include more stretch in the cuff and body, providing extra comfort for bariatric users. As for any problems with sore spots on the foot, this slipper has great adjustability so that there never has to be too much pressure on any part of the foot.