Women's Cotton Diabetic Ankle Socks (6 Pair)

Medium (shoe size 7-10) / White

$39.99

$39.99 $79.95

Women's Cotton Diabetic Ankle Socks (6 Pair)

$39.99

$39.99 $79.95

Size Medium (shoe size 7-10) Large (shoe size 10-13) X-Large (shoe size 13-15)

Color White Black Grey

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MADE IN USA

Alabama, USA

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Just $6.67 per pair — 6 premium pairs for $39.99

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Non-Binding Top Band
Wide top with extra stretch stays up without squeezing. Improves circulation for diabetic, edema, and neuropathy-prone feet.

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Smooth Toe Seam
Low-profile toe seam minimizes pressure points and reduces irritation on sensitive feet.

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Moisture-Wicking Cotton
80% cotton keeps feet cool and dry. 15% polyester + 5% Lycra hugs your foot for the perfect fit.

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Cushioned Sole
Extra padding protects your feet and provides all-day comfort. Recommended for circulatory problems, diabetes, edema, and neuropathy.

Available Sizes: Small (5-7.5), Medium (7.5-10)
Colors: White, Black, Grey

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes these ankle socks diabetic-friendly?

Non-binding top band improves circulation, smooth toe seam reduces irritation, moisture-wicking cotton keeps feet dry, and extra cushioning protects sensitive areas. Made in Alabama, USA.

What sizes are available?

Available in Small (shoe size 5-7.5) and Medium (shoe size 7.5-10). Colors include White, Black, and Grey.

How do these compare to crew length?

Same protective features as our crew socks but in a low-cut ankle style. Great for warmer weather or when you prefer a shorter sock.

Are these good for neuropathy?

Yes. The smooth toe seam and extra cushioning protect feet with reduced sensation from diabetic neuropathy.

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