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  1. View Details Dr Comfort - Katy - Turquoise/Green - 3/4

    Katy

    Women’s Athletic Shoe
    Special Price $49.50 Regular Price $165.00
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    Stylish, lightweight athletic shoe with unique no-tie elastic lacing Learn More
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    Merry Jane

    Women’s Dress Shoe
    Special Price $115.50 Regular Price $165.00
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    A Mary Jane flat with a timeless design, perfect for any occasion. Learn More
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What Are Diabetic Shoes?

Diabetic footwear is specifically designed to support those with diabetes who often experience poor circulation or diabetic foot complications. These shoes offer a range of benefits, including extra width and depth to accommodate swollen feet. You can also pair them with removable shoe inserts, allowing for personalized comfort and additional foot care. Whether you're looking for orthopedic shoes or other therapeutic footwear, the right pair can improve mobility and prevent further health issues.


The Importance of Proper Footwear for Diabetics

Choosing the right diabetic shoes, such as athletic shoes or walking shoes, is essential for managing foot health. For diabetics, the risk of foot injuries is higher due to reduced sensation, making it crucial to wear footwear that supports proper circulation and offers added protection. Diabetic footwear often features softer materials and seamless construction to avoid irritation. Look for shoes with arch support and cushioned insoles to ensure comfort and protection. With the right pair of shoes, you can stay active without compromising your foot care. By choosing the appropriate diabetic footwear, you can manage foot issues more effectively and reduce the risk of complications. Take care of your feet, and they’ll take care of you!