diabetic slipper

Comfort, warmth and easy removal for swollen sore feet.

For diabetics and those with poor circulation and conditions of swelling. Easy flap closure adjusts; nonslip soles ensure safe footing.

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Diabetes is among one of the most common diseases in World today, affecting both young and old generations alike. With this disease comes many circulatory and nerve complications that are most common in the legs. While there are many steps to avoid and prevent most of these problems, one easy method is wearing supportive diabetic socks and slippers.


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Optimum Diabetics Health Supplement is scientifically formulated to provide nutritional support for people with diabetes. Each supplement includes a complete, full-potency formulation of vitamins, minerals and standardized herbal extracts. If you are not always eating a balanced diet, Optimum Diabetics Health Supplement provides the nutrients that you may be missing. Optimum Diabetics Health supplement provides essential nutrients that may be lacking due to the strain diabetes can often put on the body's health. Each serving provides a complete, full potency formulation of vitamins, minerals and Alpha Lipoic Acid. With Alpha Lipoic Acid - Which Helps Maintain Glucose Metabolism.

ArchCrafters Custom Men's/Women's Diabetic Insoles, Pair Now, you can custom-craft a precision-fit diabetic insole at home! The tri-laminate composition of Plastazote, urethane and EVA provides the proper footbed for those with diabetes, offering outstanding shock absorption and eliminating pressure points on the foot's bottom. Note: Not suitable for those with flat feet.

Diabetic Thermoskin Foot Gauntlet, Each This anatomically shaped foot warmer provides soothing warmth to cold feet and problem areas caused by poor circulation. The soft, patented trioxin lining captures your body heat and elevates the skin temperature to increase blood flow which helps reduce inflammation. Even with extended wear your foot feels good, and remains dry and warm

Diabetic foot care tips

Don’t excessively soak your diabetic foot, especially in hot water.
Don’t use hot water bottles or heating pads on your feet
Don’t use acids or chemical corn removers on diabetic feet.
Don’t perform "bathroom surgery" on corns, calluses or ingrown toenails.
Don’t smoke, this will reduce circulation and increase your problems.

See your podiatrist on a regular basis, and contact one immediately if your foot becomes swollen, painful, red or infected.