Q: Are compression socks able to be used with this device?

Asked by: Bern Kosicki - 3/7/2026
A: Yes.
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Q: where is this product made?

Asked by: Rob Smith - 2/25/2025
A: Made in China.
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Answer provided by: Amy (2/28/2025)
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Q: I have Triple E Wide feet from Diabetes. Other sock caddies are just too tight. Are you positive your device is wide enought?

Asked by: William Wyckoff - 2/2/2025
A: The base measures 5 inches wide and it is flat. (Standard sock aids measure 4 inches wide and are curved.) If the width of your foot is more than 5 inches then this one may be too small for your foot.
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Answer provided by: Amy (2/3/2025)
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Q: How to use it?

Asked by: Rita - 4/29/2018
A: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cq1mN-dfELY

Above is a link to a video demonstrating the Sock Aid with Foam Handles.
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Answer provided by: Andy (4/29/2018)
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Q: What is the width of the xtra wide sock aid?

Asked by: Ralph - 9/2/2017
A: Measures: 5 inches wide, 10 inches long.
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Answer provided by: Andy (9/2/2017)
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Q: Other than the size of it what is keeping sock from sliding off of device, while or before sliding foot into sock?

Asked by: Bob M - 8/25/2017
A: There is a rubber self-adhesive pad on the back of the sock aid that prevents the sock from slipping during insertion of foot.
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Answer provided by: Andy (8/25/2017)
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Q: Wear Compression Knee high Stockings each day and have to use a pull on cover to get stockings on aid only last a few month, do you have a good AID ? DO YOU HAVE A good Grabber.

Asked by: Daniel A. Toms - 4/1/2017
A: There are a couple of products for helping put on and take off compression knee high stockings.

Product # AMI73855 Heel Guide Compression Stocking Aid helps with putting the stockings on.

Product # ASE200 Sock-eez Compression Sock and Stocking Remover helps with the removal of stocking.
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Answer provided by: Andy (4/1/2017)
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Q: What is the width of the sock aid in the middle of the unit--not at the top?

Asked by: Tony - 12/9/2016
A: Measures: 5 inches wide, 10 inches long.
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Answer provided by: Andy (12/9/2016)
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Q: My shoe size is 10 wide is this product too big or do i need to get one smaller?

Asked by: al - 10/27/2016
A: Measure the widest part of the foot across, if it is under 5 inches this product should be the correct size. The Extra Wide Sock Aid would be recommended for a wider shoe size.
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Answer provided by: Andy (10/27/2016)
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Q: is this the only size?

Asked by: lois - 8/2/2016
A: No. There are several sizes and related products offered. Product # AKE233 is a similar item in a smaller size. You can also search "Sock Aid" for a full list of related products.
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Answer provided by: Andy (8/2/2016)
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Q: Is the part that goes into the sock rigid or flexible?

Asked by: Fae - 1/29/2016
A: The piece the sock slips onto is a plastic material, although it may have some flexibility it maintains its shape for the most part. There is a rubber self-adhesive pad that helps prevent the sock from slipping.
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