Doc OrthoUltra Soft Loose Fit Diabetic Socks for Men and Women, 3 Pairs, 1/4 Crew

This was exactly what I ordered and wanted. Shipping was quicker than expected.

They are comfortable and softer than my normal crew socks and I can tell that my shoes slide on easier. However, after only a few uses for 1 hour walks, I could see the material starting to separate in the tip of the pinky toe area on a few of these socks. That was very disappointing. I wouldn't say there is a hole there yet, but we will see after additional uses. These are made in the US, which is one of the reasons I bought them, and supposedly have a lifetime guarantee, so I will try to remember to update my review later if these do indeed form holes and I have to use that guarantee.

These are my favorite go-to socks. They are comfy well constructed and not too tight. My only complaint is the writing across the toe which shines through my Dr Scholl's sandals. Otherwise I'm completely satisfied and will continue to purchase this product.

These are great! I am a woman's size 10 shoe and I bought these after bilateral ankle fractures and had very swollen ankles and feet. These fit loose enough not to hurt and snug enough not to fall off. They are amazingly soft!

Not diabetic, but I need a loose, soft sock to wear under a surgical boot while recovering from foot surgery, and these do the job nicely. My regular socks are too tight across the toe and irritate the incisions. I'll probably only wear these until my foot is healed because I have narrow feet and these are quite wide, but for now they are exactly what I need.

I LOVE these socks. They are so soft and are not too tight on the leg. They are worth it! I went back and bought in black

My dad needed these socks very bad. He absolutely loves them. I ordered them for him and I believe he ordered himself some more, so they’re doing their job.

I have bought this brand/size/style for my diabetic parent before and they loved them. I bought them here from this seller on Amazon and had to throw them away. The stitching was off, leaving holes. There were loose strings everywhere. The toes were sown across straight, leaving large pieces of fabric at each end that would rub up against your toes and cause blisters or diabetic ulcers. These were so bad that I didn't even feel I could donate the new, unworn socks to charity and thew them away instead.