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The Jobst SensiFoot Diabetic Knee High Sock combines mild 8–15 mmHg compression with features designed for sensitive feet. A flat, non-irritating toe seam helps reduce pressure points, while extra fabric at the foot, heel, and toe adds durability. Moisture-wicking acrylic multi-fiber construction helps keep feet dry, and the sock is latex-free with built-in antibacterial and antifungal properties. This unisex navy Medium size fits US women’s shoe sizes 9.5 to 11 and US men’s shoe sizes 8.5 to 10. Sold as a pair.

The Jobst SensiFoot is designed for people who want a diabetic-friendly knee-high sock with mild compression, moisture management, and a low-pressure toe seam. The cushioned, reinforced construction can be useful for everyday wear by people with sensitive feet, while the unisex Medium sizing works across the listed women’s and men’s shoe-size ranges. Anyone using compression hosiery for diabetes, circulation concerns, neuropathy, or another medical condition should confirm the appropriate compression level with a healthcare professional before use.
Is 8–15 mmHg compression appropriate for people with diabetes?
8–15 mmHg is a mild compression level, but the right choice depends on the individual’s health and circulation. People with diabetes should ask a physician or podiatrist to confirm whether compression is appropriate, especially when peripheral vascular disease, arterial insufficiency, reduced sensation, or skin concerns are present.
How do I confirm the Medium size is right for me?
Medium fits US women’s shoe sizes 9.5 to 11 and US men’s shoe sizes 8.5 to 10. Review the Jobst sizing chart and compare your measurements before ordering. Avoid a size that feels excessively tight or causes discomfort.
Are these socks sold individually or as a pair?
They are sold as one pair.
How should I care for these socks?
Wash on a gentle cycle in cool water with mild detergent. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Lay flat or hang to dry, and avoid high heat to help preserve the compression and fiber structure.