Bariatric Extra Wide Slipper Sock
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Average Customer Rating(49 ratings)
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Featured Customer Reviewthese are great...non binding...a bit too high for warm weather use... [ read more ]
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Features
Medi-Pak Bariatric Extra Wide Slipper Sock
- Latex free
- Soft terry cloth
- Fits size 12 and up
Product Overview
Medi-Pak Bariatric Extra Wide Slipper Sock
Bariatric Extra Wide Slipper Sock
Medi-Pak Performance, Single Patient Use, premium quality, breathable Poly/Nylon knit outer, terry cloth inner. Skid-resistant tread sole helps reduce risk of slips and falls. Features a highly elastic comfort cuff and body help provide a secure fit w/out being constrictive.
- color: royal blue
- style:above the ankle
- Adult shoe size 12 and over
- Machine washable
- Latex free
- one pair per package
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Medi-Pak Bariatric Extra Wide Slipper Sock
Bariatric Extra Wide Slipper Sock Reviews Summary
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49 out of 49 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Comfortable (16)
Good Fit (15)
Washes Well (14)
Sturdy (7)
Versatile (5)
Top Cons
Goes too far up my leg (1)
Comes only in two colors (1)
blue color (1)
Top istight over bandages (1)
comes only in blue (1)
Top Best Uses
Home (13)
Casual Wear (7)
Elderly (6)
Hospice (4)
Rice Socks (1)
Pros:
Sturdy.
Versatile.
Comfortable.
Good Fit.
non-slip.
paw prints on feet.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Home.
prevent falls.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
My mom wears a size 11 shoe and needs to wear diabetic socks up to the top of her calf. She uses a walker and must have non-skid socks to prevent falls. I could NOT find diabetic socks with non-skid soles so I bought these to wear over her diabetic socks. Since her feet are so large it was hard to find large socks but these work great. She gets fluid buildup in her ankles due to heart failure and these socks work great at keeping her safe from falls.
by Caretaker of Mom from Ephrata, PA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Sturdy.
Good Fit.
Versatile.
Comfortable.
Washes Well.
Wider than most brands.
Best Uses:
Home.
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
like non-slide sole.
Caregiver.
He has very wide feet.
He uses a walker .
My significant other returned home from rehab recently. He needed slipper socks for use at home. I tried several brands, but they all ran small (even at the XXL size), and fit far too tightly to promote good circulation. Even the socks that he came home from rehab in had to be cut to fit his feet.
The Medi-Pak extra wide bariatric slipper sock was a wonderful find. It is perfect for people with large feet (13 EEE in his case). It fits well and will not fall off due to to the elasticity at the sock opening. The material is breathable and not constraining so as to cut off or hinder circulation.
by Nora from Syracuse, NY
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy.
Good Fit.
Versatile.
Comfortable.
Washes Well.
Stylish.
Cons:
none.
Best Uses:
Home.
Describe Yourself:
disabled,.
use walker to get around.
i wear them when my feet gets cold
by virginia from Spokane Wash
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Good Fit.
Comfortable.
Washes Well.
Stylish.
Dries quickly.
Cons:
All pros, no cons.
Best Uses:
Home.
can sleep in them.
Casual Wear.
safe for disabled.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
My husband, who is disabled, loves these slipper socks. They fit him very well and do not bind. He requires extra wide footwear, including socks. He is prone to edema in his legs and he likes to wear the cuffs folded over for a looser feel. They launder nicely and I prefer to let them air dry. He also has stasis dermatitis in the legs and these socks do not irritate this condition. He is also diabetic and must guard against problems with his feet. These are great!
by Moody Judy from Sharpsville PA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Pros:
Sturdy.
Good Fit.
Comfortable.
Washes Well.
Best Uses:
Home.
Describe Yourself:
recent surgical patient .
like non-slide sole.
patient w/ venous stasis.
I use these socks around the house because of their non-constrictive, non-skid soles, and size. I have size 15 EE feet, and most of the socks available on the open market don't fit well. These are definitely
Made for those of us who suffer from edema and swelling in the feet and legs. Their width and non-constrictive fit is also of benefit to me right now because I can comfortably pull them up over my my incision and wound dressing without discomfort to the wound.
by Daddy Katz from Greenwood, MS
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
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 how wide do the tops of these stretch?
Asked on Apr 28, 2015 3:02:08 PM by sz
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I stretched them to 7.5 inches on a ruler. Hope that helps
Answered on Aug 29, 2015 6:04:29 PM by Judy from PA
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Will these socks item 558592 fit someone who weighs over 450 lbs?
Asked on Oct 1, 2014 1:49:34 PM by Norma
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Are these blue socks anklet or calf height?
Asked on Jul 23, 2012 9:38:39 AM by dino
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They are half calf.
Answered on Feb 27, 2013 11:45:07 AM by mssue6 from TN
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I agree they are half calf. A good length.
Answered on Feb 10, 2014 5:30:10 PM by ctracy19 from Michigan
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I want the Gray Bariatric socks. I wear them everyday . Now no one seems to carry them. I do not want the red or yellow ones to cause attention to my feet.
Asked on May 29, 2011 5:06:58 PM by De
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Cheap and wash well, however the grip part is only on one side. When the sock twists the bottom has no grip. This results in my foot slipping. In two instanses, I have fallen and have had to call paramedics to assist me back to my power chair
Answered on Dec 26, 2012 7:46:35 AM by Dennis W from Bloomington,IL
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Gray would be ok, but I really like the blue best. They don't fuzz on everything like the red do. I don't like the yellow.
Answered on Jan 7, 2013 1:11:39 PM by charmart00 from TX
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Part Number(s): 776 5021
Mfg Part Number(s): 10991200
Scrip Part Number(s): 776 5021
Will these socks item 558592 fit someone who weighs over 450 lbs?
how wide do the tops of these stretch?
I stretched them to 7.5 inches on a ruler. Hope that helps
Are these blue socks anklet or calf height?
They are half calf.
I want the Gray Bariatric socks. I wear them everyday . Now no one seems to carry them. I do not want the red or yellow ones to cause attention to my feet.
Cheap and wash well, however the grip part is only on one side. When the sock twists the bottom has no grip. This results in my foot slipping. In two instanses, I have
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