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Old 03-10-2009, 09:12 PM #6
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Dr. Scholls makes wonderful diabetic socks that are super soft & have grips on the bottom so u dont slip. You can find them at Walmart. If I can even wear socks I usually wear these or at least some type of diabetic sock because they are not as tight as regular socks
I wear the Dr scholls socks too. But I found that if you look for the Diabetic socks of any brand they are really soft, and dont cut off the circulation. I love them!!!!

Great thread all, thanx for all the ideas!!
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