Seamless Sensitivity Socks (Pack of 6 Pairs)

Why these socks? Seamless Sensitivity Socks offer irritation free comfort with no seams, moisture wicking, antimicrobial fibers, non-binding cuffs are ideal for sensitive feet, braces, and medical conditions. 

Key features:

• Knit from the toe up like a cocoon, this patented process produces a sock without seams or wrinkles, minimizing irritation.
• Socks are crafted without a defined heel, ensuring a perfect fit and reducing friction across the back of the foot. 
• Uses high-stretch Core-Spun yarn (or Polyester/Lycra) to “hug” the foot, preventing bunching and providing a smooth, second skin feel.
• Made with high-tech fibers (e.g., CoolMax, Ionic+ mineral) that effectively wick moisture, keeping feet dry and cool.
• Features antimicrobial fibers including Ionic+ mineral or treated polyester/silver to suppress odor-causing bacteria.
• Designed to stay up comfortably without tight elastic, avoiding indentations and circulation issues.

Benefits:

• Seamless design greatly reduces rubbing and pressure points, making it perfect for those with diabetes, arthritis, AFO/KAFO braces, sensory processing issues or skin sensitivities. 
• Super soft materials combined with a snug, but non constricting fit offer all day comfort without bunching or slipping. 
• Smooth interior and moisture control reduce the risk of friction blisters and resulting infections. 
• Antimicrobial fibers and sweat-wicking properties help keep feet fresh throughout the day.
• By eliminating seams and bunching, these socks accommodate AFOs and KAFOs more comfortably and securely. 
• The no heel design makes these socks more durable and adaptable. 
• Latex free.

Indications/Conditions:

• Diabetes and diabetic neuropathy
• Arthritis 
• AFO/KAFO interface use
• Sensory processing disorders

Care Instructions:

• Machine washable in warm water with a mild detergent.
• Tumble dry at a low heat.
• Avoid harsh chemicals. 

For Sizing, please refer to the sizing chart. 

BraceAble provides general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified health professional for diagnosis, treatment, or guidance tailored to your individual needs.