RMS Sock Aid Kit - Easy On Easy Off Device for Putting On Socks and Removing Socks or Stockings for Men and Women with Limited Mobility (Blue)
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- This is 2 Piece Set - The Kit Includes: One Deluxe Sock Aid with Foam Handle and One Sock or Stocking Remover / Doffer. Sock Aid Kit is the fast & easy way to put on & take off your socks or stocking.
- The Deluxe Sock Aid - The shell is soft and flexible, specially designed for individuals who have weak hand strength, making it easy to insert socks onto the sock aid.
- The Sock or Stocking Remover is great for removing Light to Medium compression hosiery, regular socks or stockings. The unique design maximizes leverage for those with limited arm strength.
- Ideal daily living aid for those having difficulty to bend down, recovering from back, knee or hip replacement surgery or for those with limited mobility.
- Both items are smooth and flexible, allowing socks to easily slide on and off without snagging.
Description
Get Your Independence Back! Our kit comes with everything you need for putting on socks and for removing them yourself. Read more Read more Easy to Use Our kit is easy to use! Use our Sock Aid to put on your socks, and use our Sock Remover to remove your socks! Works With Many Types of Socks Our sock aid kit can be used with many types of socks, including: StockingsCrew socksAnkle socks Made from Medical Grade Plastic Our sock aid kit is made from medical grade plastic. It's safe to use and built to last. Read more Sock Aid Kit RMS Sock Remover RMS Sock Aid Sock Removal ✓ ✓ Putting on Socks ✓ ✓ Medical Grade Plastic ✓ ✓ ✓ Easy to Use ✓ ✓ ✓
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 18 x 5 x 3 inches; 9.6 Ounces
Item model number : 4336308105
Date First Available : September 15, 2017
Manufacturer : Royal Medical Solutions
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Top Amazon Reviews
I have tried most of the sock aids and this is the best one. I don't know how much strength it would take for regular socks but it takes considerable strength for pressure socks. However, this can be minimized by the following procedure: 1. Pull the top of the sock over the frame by hand and then use rubber gloves to pull the sock all the way up onto the frame, keeping the heel of the sock centered, (towards the black circle). 2. Use the rubber gloves to roll and compress the sock back down the frame about half way. This minimizes the distance you have to push the foot through the frame, which minimizes the force needed. 3. Dry the foot (especially after a shower) and apply some powder or lubricant along the heel to minimize friction and force, necessary to push the foot through the frame. 4. Sit down and put your foot on the floor in front of you, but not fully extended. 5. Point the toes downward and insert the foot into the sock. (This is the moment where strength is needed). I find rolling the ropes once around my wrists, reduces the pressure on my fingers and gives me more leverage. 6. Pull hard on the ropes, keeping the line of force in a straight line with your pointed toes and raise and extend your leg outward as much as possible. As soon as the heel has passed through the frame, turn the foot back up and continue to pull up on the frame until it slides out along the calf. Then pull it free and adjust the sock by hand. I bought two of these sock aids so that I can put both socks onto the frames at the same time without having to stand up twice and don and doff the rubber gloves twice. In this way, with practice, it takes me only 2 minutes to put on both compression socks in the morning. --- re the sock remover device, I find it more difficult to use than removing the sock by hand because a lot of pressure is needed to insert and push the sock off after you engage the sock at the heel. I just push the socks off my heel with my fingers. I give it 5 stars because it is the best of what is available. Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2018 by senior
I use your "pull on sock devise". I have knee high compression socks. However the sock removal tool, is not practical for me, as in it's use, it tends to rub against my skin, which is very tender on my lower leg. In some instances, it will scrape the skin. The sock is very taunt and pushes the removal tool very firm against the leg. I've had blisters on each leg over the course of time and it becomes very painful. There is on recommendation I would like to make on your "sock on" devise. In the past, I have used a 3-layered sock compression system. The socks were only ankle high. With knee high socks, your sock on devise cannot be used as the compression of the sock, squeezes the plastic sides to the point, I cannot put my foot in and slide the sock on; even using baby powder. I would highly recommend a thicker material for the plastic part and a least 2 inches longer, to make the heal part of the sock come out in the right place. Eb Arseneau
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2018 by Eb
This is a very sturdy sock aid or "sock putter on-ner" as I call it... but definitely NOT for anybody with the least bit of width to your feet. I have a size 12EEE foot and I tried to use this aid but came rapidly to the conclusion that I would have to cut off two toes to make it narrow enough to fit. In addition the 1/2" ropes are too thick, over kill and just get in the way. I can't reach my feet due to back operations and 4 metal rods in my spine that run from the neck to the pelvis and have used these devices for the last 5 years. Normally I use a wide, white sock aid which is also available on Amazon from various sellers. These work but are not very sturdy and crack after a few months use so I regret that this nice blue sock aid does not fit, as it seems sturdier than the white helper so back it goes. If the manufacturer reads this, how about making a nice, sturdy blue one in wide width with a single 1/4" rope instead of the two 1/2' ropes used. I dropped the rope several times trying to use this device and couldn't reach the floor to pick it up without stopping the procedure, taking it off the three toes I managed to fit in it and starting again. A single rope prevents the rope from dropping out of your hand and is easier to use. The sock stick that helps you get your socks off is a good idea and works. The only negative thing I could think of with this is that I wished it was longer by about 4 inches.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2021 by Nyeti
I have had the sock appliance before. I forgot to pack it for an extended trip so I ordered the set. I was able to use the constriction stocking over an ace ankle support! Yes, the placing of a constriction sock over the plastic form can be a challenge, but it is possible, even with arthritic hands. I just do not give up easily. And the ease with which I was able to remove the stockings made it worthwhile. My ankle did not swell as it usually does without the stockings. Putting on regular stockings is a breeze. I ordered one for the friend I was staying with as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2018 by Flutterby
The sock applicator is hard to use with reduced arm strength I have and hard to get foot into it as is is narrower than other applicators I have had. The old applicator I had broke, and ordered this one for the off tool that looks like a long shoehorn. I have a hard time getting my compression socks on this unit and ordered a different one, but the sock removal tool is worth its weight in gold. Getting compression socks off is as hard as getting them on if not harder. This tool makes it so much easier.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2018 by Kindle Customer
The sock aid works great. Without my sock aid I would have to depend on someone else to help me after my hip fracture. I am so greatful for your products.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2018 by Kathy S.
This product is a gift from heaven. It was an answer to an unspoken prayer. I was having trouble putting on socks, stockings, and feeling so tired and disgusted after struggling each time I wanted to put on my socks or even panty hose. RMS Sock Aid is the perfect aid for helping you if you are having trouble bending down or lifting your feet to put on socks, etc. And it comes with a long shoe horn which also helps to remove the socks. Clever indeed! Thank you Lord!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2018 by Faith