Circulation Socks

Overall rating: 4.4383917 / 5 from 771 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Incrediwear Circulation Socks are designed to relieve pain and improve circulation, providing comfort and relief for those with poor circulatory conditions. Customers report significant reductions in nighttime pain and swelling, with many praising the effortless comfort and relaxed fit. However, some customers have noted issues with sizing, suggesting to size down if at the lower end of the size range.

Summary topics

• Feet Comfort (13%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the Incrediwear Circulation socks, as they make their feet feel great and reduce swelling.
• Circulation Improvement (4%): Customers have mixed opinions about Circulation socks, with some experiencing improved circulation and others experiencing poor circulation.
• Pain Relief (6%): It was observed by customers that the Incrediwear Circulation Socks significantly reduced nighttime pain.
• Comfort Level (10%): It was observed by customers that the Circulation Socks feel great, making their feet feel better than ever.
• Overall Satisfaction (3%): It was highlighted by customers that they are incredibly pleased with the results of using the product.

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Review highlights

• "My feet feel refreshed and relaxed and I’m ready to go for another shift!" — Brian W.
• "My cold feet stay warm all day and feel wonderful." — Terry M.
• "Totally fantastic My feet felt better after a couple of hours of wearing these wonderful socks !" — Robert J.

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Q&A

I purchasedWomen’s lightweight black socks at a chiropractor INCREDIWEAR size medium do you have those available? I would like to purchase several more pair.

Hello Lark! We make several different types of socks, and multiple fit the description you gave. Could you send us some pictures of these socks to info@incrediwear.com? That way we can tell you if we have them or not

I have CRPS of my feet. I don't see any questions about people with that condition, so this may be helpful for them also. I'm not asking for her medical advice. 👍🏼 the thing with CRPS is my skin is extremely sensitive so I have to wear all of my socks inside out. I'm guessing these have the same technology as the gloves? If I wear them inside out and my undoing the tech that is built in. Is the teck the same as the gloves. I need those for trigger fingers. I will only be wearing them to bed. I also need a tight fit so my feet are small I'll get it tomorrow and I'm guessing I can make them smaller in a low heat dryer like the gloves?

Hello Betty! Yes, the Circulation Socks do have a particularly strong concentration of the same infrared technology in all of our products, including the gloves. This technology is throughout the entire fabric, meaning it won't matter if you wear them inside out or not, the product will still give off therapeutic mid and far-level infrared waves. The Circulation Socks have a deliberately loose, non-binding weave to them, which is intended to prevent any circulation from being cut off. If you need to shrink the socks for a more snug fit, you'll want to actually dry them on a fairly high heat setting. High heat won't damage the product or reduce its effectiveness, but it will shrink the internal elastics to make it tighter. Otherwise, low heat is the ideal setting to maintain the fit, because low heat is enough to prevent the elastics from stretching out, but not enough to shrink them. CRPS is a complex phenomenon, and while we do not have specific research regarding the use of Incrediwear with that condition, it is very likely that Incrediwear will be helpful because it accelerates blood flow primarily, which lowers inflammatory markers and boosts nerve and tissue health. Please let me know if you have any questions, and I hope this helps!

I wear 8 but also a 8 1/2 depending on the type of shoes so what size do you recommend for the circulation socks? Do I size down or stick with the medium? Which sock do you recommend for plantar faciitis?

Hello Sandi! The Circulation Socks have a non-binding, somewhat loose weave in order to prevent circulation from being cut off, similar to socks made for diabetic patients. Because of this, you could easily size down to small and not have the socks be too tight, though honestly medium would probably also be fine. And yes, the Circulation Socks are some of the best socks for plantar fasciitis because they release a particularly strong amount of infrared compared to other sock types. Please let me know if you have any questions, and I hope this helps!

If I am a 10.5 women’s shoe what size crew sock should I order?

Hello Jennifer, Thank you for your sizing question. For the Circulation Socks in your shoe size, I would recommend the Medium size. The Circulation Socks are designed to be loose woven so the medium size should be a comfortable fit. I only would recommend ordering the size Large if you ordering one of our other sock options like Trek Socks, or the Therapeutic Knee High that have a snugger fit.

Hello! Are the crew circulation socks have the same material, fabric and feel of the ankle sleeve? Since I had a great functional experience with the ankle sleeve received from my VA provider during an examination . I had purchased the ankle socks thinking it would have the same feel as the ankle sleeve. It was not at all comfortable for my foot issues.

The material in the circulation socks are not the same as the ankle sleeve. The circulation socks were originally designed for individuals with diabetic neuropathy. They are also excellent for plantar fasciitis, cold feet, and other circulatory conditions, as their loose weave and relaxed fit do no exacerbate these painful and uncomfortable conditions. Due to their relaxed fit, these socks are ideal for a nice, relaxing stay at home or a pain-free night's sleep.