Diabetic, Circulation, Comfort, Bamboo, Seam Free Socks

OrthoFeet’s BioSoft innovative bamboo men’s and women’s circulatory and diabetic socks feature a loose and non-constricting fit, unique seam-free design.


excellent moisture wicking system along with softness and extra cushioning that provide the ultimate comfort and protection for sensitive feet and for persons with diabetes, neuropathy, arthritis, circulation problems, and edema.

BioSoft Casual Dress socks for women and men by Orthofeet feature non-constrictive, seam-free design, excellent moisture wicking system, and soft cushioning interior that offer unsurpassed comfort and protection for sensitive feet and for persons with circulatory problems and edema.





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