12% silver thread sneaker sock
12% (natural silver thread) Sports Sneaker
Raynaud's phenomenon, lupus, scleroderma, arthritis, eczema, dermatitis, Sjögren’s syndrome, diabetes, thyroid disease, peripheral neuropathy, fibromyalgia, vasculitis, medication & chemotherapy response.
For symptom support of: microspasms, inflammation, muscle & joint pain, cold hands, cold feet, warmth, microcirculation issues, ulceration, sclerodactyly, hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), and occupational use + other symptoms.
For preventative care & general wellbeing
Sneaker sports sock with 12% natural silver fibre. A unisex sock that hugs the foot with light padding from the tip to the sole including the Achilles tendon area, and flat seam technology. Always an optimal fit and comfort thanks to superior ultra-light stretch shaping perfectly to the foot and toes but allowing complete freedom of movement, includes an elastic midfoot band ensuring no slipping around or off the heal of the foot.
Best4Feet® Silver Features:
- Radiation of own body warmth and reflectivity maintains warmth and improves circulation to aid the symptoms of Raynaud’s phenomenon.
- Reduced sweating = dry feet, avoidance of blisters, fissures and wounds
- Keeps the feet at the right temperature thanks to natural, automatic temperature regulation
- Helps to stops the smell from foot odour caused by bacteria. Silver thread used will reduce bacterial load
- Anti-static and machine washable
- suitable all year round, for all shoes
Material: 65% combed cotton, 20% polyamide, 12% silver fibre*, 3% elastane. Silver is knitted into the sock allowing maximisation of silver benefits.
Sizes: S (35-37) to XXL (47-50) please refer to sizing chart.
Colour: Black-Grey, Pink, Neon-Yellow
*The biocidal active ingredient silver (CAS No. 7440-22-4) reduces the colonisation and multiplication of microorganisms in the textile due to its antibacterial activity and prevents odour development. Products are tested by NAMSA (USA), TOKAI University (Japan), OEKOTEX 100, TUV – Product Safety Group (Germany), Textile Institute Germany.
