can miracle socks be worn at bed time?
1377656
I think you can wear them at bed time, but I choose not too. I want my legs free and the skin to breath. First thing in the morning, I put them on and wear them until bed time. It's a personal choice, I think.
1377657
I am not a doctor but I think not. They help pump the blood while you stand, you should ask your doctor for advice so that you don't create a problem because of the socks. I stand 8 hours a days and with the help of these socks, my legs don't get as swollen and tired like they used to.
1377658
Speak with your doctor. I didn't wear them. Assuming you are lying down and your legs are even or raised above your heart you should not need to wear them to sleep in.
1377659
I would check with your physician. My husband usually takes them off at bedtime, however he is just getting home from work at midnight so he has been on his feet late into the evening.
1471957
Yes and you can even wear it with no socks and sandals. They are really great! Sorry for the delay in answering.
2174747
No. These socks stay in place, even at the end of a 12 hour shift at the hospital.
1763990
It would be difficult, as the toe separaters spread your toes outward and shoes would cramp your feet. I think the whole purpose of these socks is to wear them on bare feet at night or leisurely around the house so your toes will eventually have room to align correctly.
1474751
Yes it can. I think it's more comfortable actually without socks. It also stays in place better without the socks.
841127
These socks can be worn with anything however, they are NOT diabetic socks like they are advertised. All the pairs of socks I bought are all falling apart because I had to use some scissors and make slices on the top of the socks because they were too tight on my upper ankles and they were hurting and cutting off my blood circulation. If you are going to buy these socks, buy them for regular socks but NOT for diabetic socks or you will be disappointed such as I was.
793794
No. Not possible to use with a shoe. Intended for nighttime sleeping to keep the foot at the proper angle. Relief comes from stretching the calf muscles with the foot pulled upwards.
93154
I have only worn mine in the day time. I really don't like to wear compression articles to bed.Just a personal prefererence.
393113
I have not worn this while sleeping. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance.
82252
No, I don't think this device will work for you. I don't wear compression socks but a friend of mine does, and he needs assistance daily to put them on.I bought this because I have trouble (at 67 years of age) of touching my toes and have had difficulty every day putting on my wool socks - this certainly makes the chore much easier.
2106560
Yes. I wear them over my socks, although the bands may be too large for very young children's feet (they're elastic but not adjustable).
1993364
I am able to put them on over high socks and even long pajama bottoms. It does help to reduce rubbing, but sometimes I will need to twist them one way or another to make them the most comfortable.
466777
Sorry, I didn't see this question till tonight. I have and wear these compression socks almost nightly. I've had them for almost 3 months and I still find these to have excellent support.
819725
You can easily wear this overnight, however I took mine off at night just to give my foot a breather. I wore everyday for 4 weeks during the day and it was very comfortable...and my problem did get better. I am now fine and I do credit the sock with helping me out.
2163098
Yes they can be worn while sleeping. No pain. You can also cut them to be shorter with a razor blade for more comfort.
93155
I never wore it at night. I really don't think that would be necessary since you're not using those muscles while laying down.
2081664
There's a "Double Ezy" sock donner made by another company, and their device is advertised for putting panty hose on and/or two socks at a time. As a caregiver I can see the double donner being useful for clients who can't get the socks on the donner device themselves, but once on the donner, are able to use the device to put the socks on themselves. The caregiver can put a pair of socks on the donner in advance for a client to put on themselves in the morning.