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Forcool Diabetic Socks, Women Men Non Binding Loose Top Breathable Soft Extra Wide Stretchy Casual Ankle Low Cut Cotton Seamless Toe Socks, 6 Pairs, Black, XXL
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Forcool Diabetic Socks, Women Men Non Binding Loose Features
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Super Loose Ankle with No Ligature Marks - Forcool super loose ankle socks won't leave ligature marks on your foot and are easy to put on and take off. The soft and breathable material makes them perfect for all-day wear, especially during the summer. Stay comfortable and healthy with Forcool diabetic socks!
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Non-Binding Top for Circulation - Forcool extra wide, non-binding top helps boost blood circulation and avoid constriction, making them ideal for those with sensitive feet or circulation problems, especially recommended for pregnant women, seniors, and diabetics.
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Stay Active & Comfortable - Forcool diabetic socks come in four sizes and three color options, ensuring a perfect fit and style for everyone. High quality cotton material with stretch for easy care and long-lasting shape retention. These socks are durable and machine washable for easy care.
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Breathable & Moisture-Wicking - Forcool socks feature mesh ventilation on the instep to leave your feet breathable and prevent moisture buildup. The moisture-wicking yarns help keep your feet and legs warm, dry, fresh, and healthy throughout the day.
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Great Solution: Forcool diabetic socks are designed to meet the unique needs of people with diabetes, circulatory problems, or neuropathy. They are lightweight, soft, and comfortable, and the crew length makes them perfect for wearing with boots or sneakers. Whether you need them for work or play, these socks are the perfect solution for people who need comfortable, supportive footwear.
