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VenActive Coolmax® 15-20 mmHg Diabetic Compression Socks
VenActive Coolmax® 15-20 mmHg Diabetic Compression Socks
SKU:VA10410001
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$24.99
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The VenActive Coolmax® 15-20 mmHg Diabetic Compression Socks powered by COOLMAX® fiber to keep moisture away from the skin to keep feet feeling cool and dry, while featuring a moderate graduated compression designed to provide energizing support to tired, achy legs. These socks are great for the more active style and will help encourage circulatory wellness, alleviate early lower limb conditions and help prevent swollen legs, ankles and feet. Sold Per Pair. Available in Black or White.
FEATURES:
- Moderate 15-20 mmHg Graduated Compression
- COOLMAX® fiber keeps moisture away from the skin to keep feet feeling cool and dry
- The knee high, over-the-calf, design has superior stay-up performance for all-day wearing comfort
- A reciprocated heel, seamless toe and cushioned foot bed provide a soft, cloud-like interface greatly reducing pressure and friction, eliminating the development of blisters
- 100% Latex-Free
MATERIAL: 65% COOLMAX® Polyester, 26% Nylon, 9% Spandex
Overall rating: 4.2916665 / 5 from 24 reviews.
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Socks
"Too big for me. I ordered the smallest size ( I wear a 7) but the foot part is too big."
— Karen C. (2/5)
Diabetic sock
"I really like these socks"
— Rebecca W. (5/5)
Affordable
"The foot size is more than sufficient - almost too long; but calf size could be wider. Graduated compression is smooth and even. However having the ribbed texture is irritating, especially if wearing over a long term. A smooth knit would be preferable and much more comfortable. The toe seam is flat and non-irritating. All in all a good compression sock; but design could be tweaked for increased comfort."
— Caroline K. (4/5)
VenActive Diabetic Socks
"I ordered these for my husband and they are everything he hoped they would be. Light but comfortable to wear. People has asked where we got them and I have given your website to them to order them some for themselves I also gave them the phone number. I would definitely recommend these to anyone who uses compression socks 200% satisfied."
— Ruth S. (5/5)
They are too hard to
"They are too hard to get on and not comfortable"
— Jerry M. (1/5)
great sock for people with
"great sock for people with leg problems"
— Vernon K. (5/5)
great service
"great service"
— Meyer G. (5/5)
Ven Active Diabetic Compression Socks
"Shorter pairs are the best. The long ones seem too tight for my husband, so he cannot wear them all day unfortunately but they are a quality comfortable sock"
— Diane D. (5/5)
Fits well. Knee high actually
"Fits well. Knee high actually comes to the knee."
— Alan B. (5/5)
Q&A
- What are the sizes? Shoe size? Calf size? I'm interested in the knee high compression socks, am a woman who wears size 12 1/2 shoes, and has 19 inch calves. Wondering if XL will fit.
- Informed the IT department and the size chart will be installed today. Please check back later today. Thank you
- What does 15-20 mm Hg mean?
- Compression socks are measured in mmHg. It denotes a moderate level of compression, being most firm at the ankle and decreasing as you get closer to the knee. This promotes better circulation. You can find more details about compression and diabetic socks on our article [4 Benefits of Compression Socks for Diabetes](https://www.diabeticsockshop.com/blogs/news/4-benefits-of-compression-socks-for-diabetics)