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this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2023
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Ever checked out diabetes socks? They're incredibly soft with no elastane as well. Seem to be a lot cheaper than the ones in your post.
You know what I always saw them in "related products" banners and assumed they'd be the opposite of what I wanted (compression socks) but I'll have to give them a search. Cheaper would certainly be nicer haha
No, people with diabetes can't wear compression socks. It might be worth checking out
Seems you're right, I had it backwards