Dr. Scholl'sWomen's Advanced Relief Blisterguard Socks-2 & 3 Pair Packs-Non-Binding Cushioned Comfort

I have no idea what’s going on with these Dr. Scholl’s Compression Socks. I loved these socks I ordered them before. I don’t know what’s going on but these Dr. Scholl’s that arrived today are definitely NOT legitimate Dr. Scholl’s Socks!- First of all they appeared to be used and washed. They have those little “fuzzy balls” that happen after washing.- On 1 pair of these socks, one of them is 2 & 1/2” SHORTER than the other sock! *See the Photos I posted.- The Weave On the sock is just “completely off”. (I’m sorry, I don’t know the exact word to use.) I like to be fair so I will try an “Exchange” instead of a straight refund... ONLY BECAUSE... The first time I purchased them weeks ago they were fabulous. I don’t understand how this could have happened... Is there such a thing as “counterfeit socks”? I wants had somebody try to sell me a fake Prada Bag but never counterfeit compression socks! 😳🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

I loved Dr. Scholl's knee-hi circulatory socks. Mom's cardiologists always recommended them. Now they have stopped manufacturing them and passing off this cheaper made version. While material is soft and non-binding, they are making them to be a cheaper one-size-fits-all. Mom is on Hospice and all bone now, her legs very tiny, yet these socks (made to fit size 4-10 are too tight around front of ankle area to the point her foot swells in them. Had Scholl's spent money to make varying sizes, these socks would be perfect. However, the one-size-fits-all is terrible for anyone with a an average size, yet state they will fit. I would not recommend these socks.

As knee socks, these are good. They are soft, stretch, and the elastic at the top doesn't bite. They do begin to snag, if you don't wash them with only other socks, after the first wash. My biggest grip is they are sold for diabetic and circulation. They have absolutely no compression so they do nothing for circulation. If you want a nice pair of knee socks, great. If you want something for circulation, these are not it.

I have circulation trouble and these socks help to keep the pain and swelling in my legs and feet down. The comfortable soles do not leave my feet dried out like so many other socks do. I highly recommend these socks.

I am not a diabetic or anything like that, but these socks are the best I've found. I like knee-high socks most of the year and these STAY UP, without being too tight. They are very soft and comfortable and they last like iron. I've had my previous ones for many years and they are just now starting to wear out on the soles. I'm not too crazy about the new "Dr. Scholl's" ad on the toe area, but I'll put up with it.

Poor quality for the price. They were great with boots and comfy. However, I wore them once and washed on gentle, HUGE hole.

This is the first Dr Scholl’s product that has disappointed me. They don’t stay up. They slide down in my shoes and it’s not because they are too big. Most socks are too tight but these are not. I don’t know how they can be considered “circulatory”. They are quite loose. Only washed and worn once, one sock already has loose threads. Would not recommend

I needed some socks for work, and the diabetic socks seem to work best when I'm on my feet 9+ hours. These are beautiful and functional. Cushy and comfy, I can't imagine anyone not liking these! Well made and crafted, Good goin' Dr Scholls.

Only got 2 pairs instead of the 4 advertised. I contacted Amazon about this, and received absolutely no response, so never got the missing 2 pairs. The socks are ok, though they are very low cut, so it's hard to tell if they are suitable for diabetics as they hit at the bottom of the ankle anyway. My mum has trouble keeping them up as she says they keep sliding down into her shoes.

Perfect fit I get swollen legs they have kept this from happening bought more of them now. Wear them all the time.

Fit no elastic marks left on skin will buy again

Very comfotable

To me there is nothing worse than socks that fit your feet but strangle your leg. These socks do not that. The only reason I took off one star is because being winter time now and having to wear boots, when I slide my boot off my foot the sock comes off with it. Kind of annoying but like I said at least they don't strangle my leg when they are pulled up. I must add that I am neither diabetic nor have circulatory problems, I just don't like tight fitting socks. I would buy these again especially when I don't need to wear boots.