Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
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Features
Ableware Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
- Comfortable nylon interior reduces friction
- Double nap terrycloth outside holds the sock in place
- 29" long looped handles reduce the need to bend
Product Overview
Ableware Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
Unique three finger design holds stockings easily
The Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid can be used with compression stockings up to 18 mm/Hg compression rating. The 29" long loop handles are perfect for people with limited hand function, back problems, wheelchair users or people recovering from hip or knee surgery. The flexible plastic core is lined with blue nylon to reduce friction. The outside is covered with terrycloth to prevent the sock from slipping. Plastic core has a one year guarantee. Hand washable. For other compression sock aids see EZY Sock Helpers.
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Ableware Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid
Deluxe Flexible Sock and Stocking Aid Reviews Summary
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106 out of 116 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Lightweight (72)
Easy Storage (61)
Sturdy (56)
Safe (52)
easy to use (5)
Top Cons
Flimsy (7)
No cons (2)
Needs sturdier lines (1)
Sock on device (1)
Hard to get sock on dev (1)
Top Best Uses
Elderly (51)
Following Surgery (44)
Emergency (11)
Before surgery (2)
DISABLED (1)
Pros:
Lightweight.
Easy Storage.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Very easy to use. .
Best Uses:
Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Athletic.
hip replacements.
It is a necessary piece of equipment following hip replacement surgery. It's the only way to get socks on.
by patwhite99 from Carlsbad CA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Easy Storage.
works great.
works great.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery.
flexible, will not crack .
Describe Yourself:
rheumatiod arthritis.
BAD BACK AND BOTH HIPS AR.
Average Health.
over 60.
CANT REACH TOES.
osteo arthritis.
back injury.
knee replacement.
Arithitus in back.
its great I have permanent nerve damage unable to reach foot, use daily, cant think of anything against it
by cooker from luxemburg wi
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy.
Cons:
Bulky - Large insert for .
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
Average Health.
CANT REACH TOES.
Bottom insert portion is too large and bulky for easy insert particularly for regular socks.
by ED from Dallas , TX
BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Pros:
Lightweight.
Easy Storage.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
BAD BACK AND BOTH HIPS AR.
Can't bend legs.
CANT REACH TOES.
Arithitus in back.
I , of course, use the product to put on my socks. It is light weight and easy to use. The side straps were a bit short for me but were easily extended. The best part is that the product works as advertised. A no frills product at an economical price. I would buy one again and DO recommend it for people who cannot bend over to put on their socks. Stay independent!
by Thundershorts from Pueblo, Colorado
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Pros:
Lightweight.
Easy Storage.
Safe.
Does not snag my hosiery.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Following Surgery.
Emergency.
Daily use.
Daily use.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
BAD BACK AND BOTH HIPS AR.
Over weight and bad hip.
Can't bend legs.
CANT REACH TOES.
osteo arthritis.
NEUROPATHY IN FEET.
Because of spinal stenosis, arthritis, oveweight, diabetic neuropathy and Copd I can no longer get my legs up and bending over is impossible. I use this product daily to put socks or hosiery on. I never tried it with my compression devices. I quite frankly would be in a pickle if one of the straps ever broke and am considering ordering a backup just in case it ever occurs.
by Hopalong Mommie from Philadelphia, Pa
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
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 Allegro ID: 192820 does this item come in a wide model?
Asked on May 8, 2014 10:39:34 AM by William
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No, it is one size only.
Answered on May 10, 2015 6:35:50 PM by Marcy from Kansas
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It only comes in one size but I totaly agree it shoud be at least medium or large choice
Answered on Jun 10, 2015 2:37:33 PM by Mac from Richccmond va.
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Does it work well for cmpression stocking
Asked on Feb 5, 2014 11:22:06 PM by cme
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No it doesn't. can't get foot in there
Answered on Feb 8, 2014 2:20:42 PM by susan from NH
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I have a bad back it works fine ,I have a wide foot. Bought one for my daughter who had knee surgery,she loves it.
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Answered on Feb 11, 2014 6:19:14 AM by Norbert from Chicago
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I wear 30-40 compression stocking and I use this to help get them on. I can't put it on up to the heel because then it is too tight for my foot but it enables me to get the stockings up to about my calf area and then I can finish pulling them up. If you wear less compression it would work well.
Answered on Jul 14, 2014 8:43:08 AM by Zanb from TN
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No,it will not work on compression hose. You need to use either a hard plastic sock aide or a Jobst sock donner.
Answered on May 10, 2015 6:38:49 PM by Marcy from Kansas
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I wear a 13E shoe and it works fine with my compression hose. I got one with my knee replacement and I got two more as I won't be able to bend my back for about 6-8 weeks.
Answered on Jun 29, 2015 9:02:21 PM by WATKINS12 from DFW, TX
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I've had patients using these sock aides for several decades I would have sworn they would not work with pressure hose but watched one strong man make it work!
Answered on Mar 19, 2016 10:52:46 PM by PAT from California
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How do you use this product ? It came with no instructions Help
Asked on May 3, 2011 1:51:00 PM by Jerry
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While sitting I hold it between my legs with the slots up and squeeze it a little. Roll you stocking onto it with the heel centered over the center tung. No need to get the entire sock on it. Up to the heel is enough. Hold the straps and swing it in front of your foot and pull it onto your toes. Continue pulling and if necessary wiggle your toes a little to help it slide onto your foot. Pull it on the rest of the way. If you loaded it with the heal centered it is on perfect. If it needs to be rotated you might use a grabber to help out. You might search You Tube Videos for "Sock Aid". I couldn't find this one, but other similar ones are shown. Might copy and paste this address to view a video. Copy all three lines below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us0bcyyoAaE&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL10FD635A09817537
Answered on Sep 26, 2011 11:16:10 PM by Ted the dog trainer from South Holland, Illinois
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It's really easy to use - even the first time. Here's a link to a youtube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5b1hBIb1cg&list=UUVRaF8c9hl8Sm7J8zK8VWBQ&index=7&feature=plcp
Answered on Nov 27, 2012 3:58:39 PM by Sue from NJ
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I put the sock puller between knees and pull sock over about half of the puller. lay the puller with the sock on the floor, place my foot on the puller and pull it toward my heel and then up. Works every time.
One note. Do not squeeze the puller too tight if over a year old. They go brittle and crack with age. Am on my third one in 10 years. Love it.
Answered on Jun 4, 2014 12:33:16 PM by Carl from Crossville, TN
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Part Number(s): 181 0034
Mfg Part Number(s): 738520000
Scrip Part Number(s): 181 0034
Allegro ID: 192820 does this item come in a wide model?
No, it is one size only.
How do you use this product ? It came with no instructions Help
Does it work well for cmpression stocking
No it doesn't. can't get foot in there
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