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More information about Silverts Diabetic Sandals for Women | Extra-Wide Non-Slip cozy Slippers for Elderly, Swelling, Sensitive Feet

Fabric type: DWR Croc Emboss Velvet Upper ; Brush Nylon Lining ; Foam/EVA Removable Footbed ; PU Injection Midsole
Sole material: Rubber
Outer material: Polyurethane (PU)
Closure type: Hook and Loop

effortless ACCESS FOOTWEAR: The adjustable flaps on our shoes for edema and swollen feet accommodates any level of swelling and makes it remarkably easy to take these plantar fasciitis sandals for women on and off when dressing.
DIABETIC-FRIENDLY FIT: The supple wedge heel and VELCRO adjustable straps give you total control to find the ideal comfort level. These womens wide slippers for swollen feet include cushioned insoles and an extra wide fit, which is why they are often chosen as some of the supreme shoes for elderly women.
CONFORMS TO YOUR FOOT: These orthopedic sandals are terrific for swollen ankles, swollen feet and ultra wide feet. Thanks to the adjustable comfort and durability, these elderly womens shoes can be used both indoor and outdoor.
NO-SLIP TECHNOLOGY: Our non slip slippers for elderly women deliver mobility and protection with the slip resistant soles. These slippers for elderly to prevent falls offer stability in the home, hospitals, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and even outdoors.
FLUID BARRIER: These are equipped with a fluid barrier, which protects against spills and smells. They’re recommended for aging individuals dealing with incontinence. They’re also recommended by those within the field of diabetic neuropathy.