Socks for Diabetics

194 million people around the world currently live with diabetes, a number expected to grow to 333 million by 2025.
Clearly, diabetes is a problem that's not going away.

Foot problems are a very real concern for people with diabetes. Diabetes can affect the lower legs and feet in two significant ways:

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD)
A disease of the large blood vessels that can affect the arms, legs, and feet. PVD may occur when major blood vessels in these areas are blocked and do not receive enough blood. The signs of PVD are aching pains and slow healing foot sores.

Peripheral Neuropathy
Nerve damage that affects the hands, legs, and feet. Peripheral neuropathy causes pain, numbness, or a tingling feeling in the extremities. About 60-70% of people with diabetes have mild to severe forms of nerve damage.

SensiFoot - An easy recommendation designed to make foot care an integral part of your patients daily diabetes care routine.
With extra padding, a non-irritating toe seam, multi-fiber yarns and an antibacterial/antifungal finish, SensiFoot helps manage the foot problems associated with diabetes in ways that normal socks cannot.

SensiFoot, brought to you by the trusted experts at JOBSTŪ, is a product designed to satisfy the demand of healthcare professionals and consumers for an effective diabetic sock.

Mild Compression - 8-15mmHg

• Those suffering from tired, aching legs
• Minor ankle, leg, and foot swelling
• Those using support hosiery for the first time

This compression level is still more than twice the support of ordinary department store support stockings.