Diabetic Walking Shoes
By Avera
September 25, 2008
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I found this site online-
healthyfeetstore.com
I even ordered some shoes to walk in for exercise. The service and help I received was excellent. They always have some type of shoes at discount or something on sale. They carry shoes for both men and women and have all the hard to find sizes. This was important to me because I am hard to fit.
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Add your reviewAbsolutely. I agree and you have catalogs to choose from usually
I get a rx every year for my diabetic shoes. I have gotten a free pair once a year for several years now. They are great and if you go to a store that seem to just have clunky shoes, ask if they have catalogs you can look at to order from. I get some nice ones from the "priority" cataloge and they are free too
Hi red flower lady, a friend of mine gave me the heads up on that topic: all you need to do is ask your doctor for a prescription, and you go from there. I followed suit and got me a nice pair!! Go for it.
How do you get your insurance to pay for them. I need a good pair of athletic shoes.
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I wear diabetic shoes have done so for several
Prosyears. They are comfortable. They allow extra
toe space, and better support for ankle and foot.
Comfortable and sturdy
ConsFewer colors and styles
Yes my dad is a diabetic has been for over 22 years, and he was fit for the shoe and he just loves them. He also wears the socks too.
ProsThe quality is good, and the fit was great.
Thank you, My Doctor just gave me a script, for insoles and shoes.
I have been wearing these shoes for about 2 years now. They really seem to help with my nuropothy(burning feet) and my back and legs don't hurt as bad any more.
ProsMany insureances cover these shoes I know Medical in California does, so I get mine free twice a yr.
Your actually wearing a Sass shoe with a thicker bottom and it is made to order for your feet. I wore Sass before I found these at a cost of 130 dollars. Free is much better
ConsNot a lot of styles or colors to choose from. Although this year it is better. Need Doctors RX
I get diabetic shoes 1x per year and medicare pays for them. They are made for my feet and very comfortable. You can find most carriers at most any pharmacy.
ProsMy feet, legs, and back hurt a little less. If anything is wrong with the fit, they will get it right.
ConsRequires an rx from your diabetes doctor.
I have been looking at everything shoes… and now I am more confused than ever… I am going to start a disccusion about shoes, and hope to get specifics on everyone's personal best… thanks…
Having a good under- standing is so important… I'll check out the site…
When I had a pair of diabetic shoes they started to make my feet hurt alot.
ProsWhen you have bad feet then I think they would help you to walk easier.
ConsFor me a pair of good sneakers that are three quarters up the ankle help me more.
I have had quite a few pairs myself and yes they are nice. I am a 12 mens and I am a woman so yeah it's great.
ProsFitted for your foot.
ConsHave had one pair that fell apart quite fast. But usually does not happen.
love my new shoes feels great walking
Prosmedicare pays for them once a year
I love these shoes. They are a must have for any diabetic.
Last pair of shoes I bought were aetrex and I love them.
Prosfeel great.
Consnone.
Yes, they have good shoes and service. I have some from there.
ProsGood service
ConsThe costs are little high
I hit the wrong button. They definitely work!!!!!