Medical Socks

Non-binding therapeutic sock

The TDO Therapy sock is the option selected for a smooth, comfortable layer next to sensitive feet. Its natural-yarn construction and comfortable top distinguish it from the compression products.

Graduated compression socks

The Variteks daily and sport options are deliberately close-fitting and apply graduated pressure. They use leg measurements and intended use rather than the same selection criteria as a non-binding sock.

Sock thickness and shoe fit

A sock changes the space inside footwear. Check shoes while wearing the chosen sock, smooth out folds and inspect for cuff marks or rubbing, especially if sensation is reduced.

Questions we are asked

Are compression socks and diabetic socks the same?

No. The current range contains both, but their construction and purpose differ.

Can I choose compression by shoe size?

Use the measurements in the product size guide. If a particular compression class has been prescribed, follow the clinician's instruction.

Which option is suitable for sensitive feet?

The non-binding therapeutic sock is the current comfort-focused option. Compression requires separate consideration where circulation or sensation is affected.

Seek advice if a sock causes pain, numbness, unusual colour change, broken skin or a pressure mark that does not fade.