Information: Sensi Foot ("The Complete Diabetic Sock")

The first few times you wear your compression garment you will notice the squeeze. It is OK to begin wearing your stockings gradually. Try wearing them for just a few hours the first day and then increase the number of hours each day until you can wear them comfortably throughout the day while you are up and about. Check your stockings periodically to smooth out any wrinkles as the fabric may move during the day. Remove your stockings before going to bed.If you find that compression stockings are difficult to put on, please see our Donning Suggestions and Donning Aids.

We all want to enjoy healthy and active lives but with all the tasks of work and family we may forget about maintaining the health of our legs.
Problems with the veins of the leg occur in both men and women of all ages but certain factors increase the risk of venous problems. Health conditions, lifestyle habits, heredity, injury, surgery, age, and pregnancy all play a role.
While you are unable to control heredity, age, surgery and changes during pregnancy, you can improve lifestyle factors through exercise, good posture, avoiding inactivity, choosing good fitting clothing and footwear, and wearing gradient compression hosiery that is right for you.

Sensi Foot TM is designed to satisfy the demand of professionals and patients for an effective diabetic sock. SensiFoot makes proper foot care an easy, comfortable part of any daily diabetes routine.

SensiFoot offers more than "regular" socks:

("The Complete Diabetic Sock")

1.Non-irritating, smooth toe seam
2.Extra padding in the foot, heel and toe
3.Moisture-wicking acrylic multi-fiber yarns
4.Antibacterial, antifungal finish
5.Non-constricting mild compression
6.Available in Knee, Crew, and Mini-Crew Lengths.