re: the 24 cell. are the sections large enough to fit women's thick knee socks?
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I have one pair of thick ankle high socks per compartment and there's a little wiggle room, but probably not for really thick knee highs.
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I do not think they will fit well in the sections. The dividers are soft sided and you could probably squeeze them in, but then it takes up some of the space of the sections around it. I think it is best for underwear rolled up. If you buy this set, there is the one that you could use for knee socks. We just took all of them out of my daughters drawer and put them in a shoe organizer in her closet. That works pretty well too, especially for really bukly ones.
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I don't use the sections for knee socks-I don't wear them. I would think they would fit it rolled tightly. If socks are really thick, put one sock in each section.
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No they're not designed specifically for knee support and they're a mild compression overall. If you're serious about knee support in compression how about trying Jobst Men's Compression socks, thigh highs, or T.E.D. stockings.
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I have a size 12W and these socks in large barely fit. I'd say if you can find the extra large, they'd probably be right.
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They are really like tube socks. I'm a woman with size 8 1/2 shoe size and they fit fine for me as far as feet go. My problem is really that my ankle and legs are very swollen so the top of the sock is too tight for me around and it goes only half way up my calf. So I had to snip the band at the top and roll them down. But that was a leg problem, not a foot issue. I hope this helps, it's all I've got. :)
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Hello Annemarie, this is Mike from Conductive Therapy Shop. We're in the process of auditing our Amazon listings and came across your question. Thank you so much for posting it. The socks are made to fit a fairly wide range of feet, both small and large. They fit my size 10 foot really well for example, and also my wife's size 6 women's nicely. One of our customers from Texas who uses the socks with one of our Ultima Neuro TENS devices claims to have a size 15 foot, which is the biggest foot we know of to have successfully used the socks. There's also a reviewer here who indicates that he has a size 15 foot. In the clinic we occasionally run into size 12 and 13s, and these can admittedly be a tight fit. Keep in mind that these socks are made uniquely for treatment, so the user would most likely be stationary, and wouldn't be overly flexing the socks as he/she would with every-day type footwear. The key to using the socks with larger feet is to saturate them with liquid before putting them on so that the fabric relaxes. We include a bottle of conductive spray with this package to help improve the conductivity of the socks, but I'd recommend using tap water first to thoroughly wet the socks (be careful to very GENTLY wring out the excess water). To make putting the socks on larger feet easier, you will want to next roll them into a donut shape before unrolling them up the foot much in the same way you would do with a Pantyhose type stocking. To remove the socks you'd reverse this process, being sure to unroll them between uses so that they can fully air dry. If you still find the sock is too small you can always contact us through Amazon, or go through Amazon directly within 30 days if you're using Prime, and we'll be happy to let you return them to us for a refund.
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I suppose it depends on the size of your calves but they are true knee socks on me.
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I already knew my size from socks I had bought previously. Now, I'm a guy, and the sizes I went by were women's. Since the women's medium didn't fit well, I went to large. Problem solved.
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I would say no. I am on my feet all day and I wear support stockings with a short pair of crew socks over them and that solves the problem. By the way, when I bought Miracle socks on amazon, they were not near as tall on the calf as the ones I got from Walmart. I don't know why that is, but they were and I couldn't use them.
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I wear size tens and they have more then enough room so I don't see why they wouldn't
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The bauerfreind website gives the measurements above and below the knee. The measurements are right on for each size. It is not a tight fit so it should work for a mild degree of swelling. If u have a lot of swelling u might need one size larger
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Don, we were not able to use this device with compression stockings, even the 15. We returned the item. Instead, I cut about a one inch slit on each side (right and left of the knee) of the sock, gather it up stretching as I go down the sock and pull as hard as I can as I put the sock on my husband, and then gradually pull up, smoothing out any wrinkles. We have tried for over 3 years to find a sock aid that would allow him to put on his own socks and so far, we have been unsuccessful. I wish I had better news, but that is the truth. Lyn C
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Yes, A to P Total Knee Wrap, Inc. sells them and they fit perfect 4" x 26" and pricing was cheaper than stores in the area.
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I use for regular socks. I wear socks over my supports. Yes they do stretch a little but it is still worth it to be able to put your socks on by yourself. when I had surgery on my knee I even added a cord loop to each side to extend the handles as I couldn't bend my knee. I use it every day and it is so worth it.
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I bought these for my teenage son who doesn't have large calves per say, but I did check socks to answer your question, and they are quite stretchy. So I would think that they would work for you.
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Yes, I wear a woman's size 7 and they fit without that much excess. I bought these for my husband when he was wearing a surgical boot and they were much too small for that purpose.
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I have only worn these by themselves, but they don't seem at all bulky. Depending on the socks you put over them, they should be okay.
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The straps do and could get it tight enough around the thigh and below the knee. The knee pad itself, however, would fit an adult knee joint, or at least it does mine. The main hard shell at the knee is around the size of what I remember for a volleyball/basketball knee pad, so for real little kids I think it would be more binding/catching on snow clothes than protective. Probably work for 10 years old and above? But that's an estimate. As the 50 year old chubby woman snowboarding, tthough, these knee pads and the butt pads are wonderful :)