Sock Aid and Stocking Assist | Flexible Plastic W/Terry Covered Non-Slip Resistance Surface | Easy Putting Up and Removing Socks or Compression Stocking | Easy Putting On Stocking Donner (Pack of 1)

For users with joint pain, arthritis, and limited mobility can make an everyday task like donning socks or stocking very difficult. A sock aid can make putting socks on easier. Product Features NO MORE BENDING/EXTEND YOUR REACH: If you have trouble bending, limited flexibility, or limited reach, the BodyHealt Flexible Sock Aid with the two

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(as of July 23, 2018 5:22 am GMT+0000 - Details)

Added on: July 23, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews

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Product Description

For users with joint pain, arthritis, and limited mobility can make an everyday task like donning socks or stocking very difficult. A sock aid can make putting socks on easier.

Product Features

NO MORE BENDING/EXTEND YOUR REACH: If you have trouble bending, limited flexibility, or limited reach, the BodyHealt Flexible Sock Aid with the two 29″ long loop handles can help you regain independence by allowing you to easily put on and take off your socks without bending or needing assistance from someone else.
NON-SLIP HANDLE: The large loop handles allow for easier grip and pull that’s gentle on your hands so the Handle will not slip out of your hands.
WORKS WITH ALL SOCKS: The flexible design of the BodyHealt Sock Aid makes it easy to use on ankle length socks, knee length socks, booties, crew cut socks, calf length socks, athletic socks, trouser socks, dress socks, quarter-length socks, and no show socks.
EASILY PUT ON SOCKS: The BodyHealt Sock Aid sock donner is covered with terry cloth for a gentle yet firm grip on your socks that lets you easily pull them up without tearing the fabric.
HIGH QUALITY DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Durable long lasting frame for everyday use, smooth, nylon fabric reduces foot and heel friction. Terrycloth exterior fabric holds your sock in place. Easy for the socks to slide onto the sock aid.

Norney Katoot says:

July 23, 2018 at 5:23 am

Solved my difficulty .works great. I received a large stiff one from the therapy department for use following hip joint replacement surgery. I am a small woman so my socks were too small to use with it. The flexible one is an easy use for me. No more asking my husband to help with the socks.

citykid says:

July 23, 2018 at 5:38 am

does what it’s supposed to do! if anyone in the family needs this, i can recommend it. after doing extensive research on hard shelled vs this soft version (knee surgery), i went with this one. while the hard shell version is more rigid & provides a bigger entrance for the foot, all of the available models i’ve seen are so wide you can only use very stretchy socks to use it (verry stretchy) – a regular, normal sock (ankle or calf) definitely won’t work at all. this soft version doesn’t provide as wide an entrance for your…

MMD says:

July 23, 2018 at 5:55 am

Easy to use, Easy on the socks/stockings I have limited grip with my hands and can’t bend well due to hip and back issues. This aid is the best I have found for applying my knee high compression stockings. The flexibility of the portion that the knee high slides on to not only makes it easier to place it on the there but also puts less stress on the compression stocking. This will in all likelihood help keep them from getting stretched out of shape and worn out sooner.