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| Gel |
| Gel Amputee Socks |
| No Hole |
| Limb Volume (Size Change) Management |
| Prosthetic Socks |
| Amputee Stump Shrinkers |
| Prosthetic Sheaths |
| Silicone/Gel Volume Aids |
| Socks with Gel |
| Double/Single Socket Gel Liner |
| Ultra Cushion Gel Liner |
| AnGel Gel Sock |
| Socks Sewn Hole option |
| Prosthetic Half Sock |
| Tuff Toe Prosthetic Socks |
| Soft Sock CoolMax |
| Dero Soft Sock |
| Socks No Sewn Hole |
| Ply-Two Super Soft Sock |
| Liner-Liner Prosthetic Sock |
| Elastic Fitting Socks |
| Soft Sock CoolMax |
| X-Wool Prosthetic Sock |
| Soft Sock X Static |
| Prosthetic Half Sock |
| Post Op Socks |
| Popular Amputee Socks |
| Double/Single Socket Gel Liner |
| X-Wool Prosthetic Sock |
| Soft Sock X Static |
| Ultra Cushion Gel Liner |
| Hole |
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adjusting the thickness of the prosthetic socks. This can be done either by changing to a thicker sock, i.e.,
from a 3-ply to a 5-ply, or by adding another 1- or 2-ply sock over the existing sock. Care must be taken
not to overdo this. If too many socks are used, the socket will not fit properly and may cause discomfort
and skin breakdown.
Half-socks. Amputees with transtibial (below-knee) prostheses often wear half-socks with full-length socks
over them. Worn together, these two socks add needed volume at the bottom of the limb while not putting
too much pressure at the top.
Stump Socks for amputees are a cost effective and extremely helpful tool to protect your skin.
Amputee Socks help remove oils, odors, and other contaminants as well as reduce pain by filling in spaces
(volume) where amputation has shrunk.
