LongBay Womens Adjustable Slippers Memory Foam Cozy Wide Diabetic House Shoes Edema Orthopedic Neuropathy Indoor Outdoor

I'm disabled and have a hard time putting shoes on. Decent sole for outdoor wear. Yeah, I might need help putting them on but much more comfortable than my Velcro regular shoes

These slippers are comfortable, cozy, easy to put on and take off. Velcro makes it easy to adjust for any foot. Perfect for someone who may have difficulty in putting on footwear. They are lightweight and come in different colors. Used for indoors and have a good grip.

Awesome slippers nice grip on bottom perfect for my mom who is 87

My sister lives in a memory unit and the staff asked me to get her a pair of these since she doesn't wear shoes any more due to foot problems. The run true to size and the colors are pretty. They keep her feet warm and the staff likes them because they stay on and are easy for them to put on. They have a bottom sole that seems to last a long time. I got two pairs so they had one to wash and one to wear. The staff knows what products are good, and the price was great. I could order here and have them sent to her in another state.

They are very comfortably

I need s soft show for walking and at home. This slipper is comfortable but it is too wide and does not support my ankle. I had to wrap duct tape around it to make it fit. The Velcro wrap does not tighten it enough,

Fits wide feet

First of all, the bottom line is that there are so many lousy features about this ball of loose garbage they call a slipper that you could take my word, save time and continue your search for this kind of slipper elsewhere. My review is honest. I’m also a Registered Nurse with 35 years experience (mostly Emergency Departments). I don’t have diabetes or edema, but I have severe peripheral neuropathy which likely was caused by standing on my feet for our 12 + hours a day I thought this slipper would work for me..So, my history revealed, I was looking for a slipper I could wear on my really bad days, but something a bit more substantial than a sock. From the looks of them they seemed promising, and let’s face it, wouldn’t cost me a fortune.I’m not caring about being stylish, I am in agony so much that they could look a lot worse than they do, and I’d wear them - if they were what they said they were. . I read the note about free returns, that they have to be returned in new and unused condition. Well, what if they have all of the following?First day, there were tags stitched to the INSIDE of the slipper which laid right over my 2nd and 3rd toes. I was being poked by it, and my husband saw the indentation of the label into the skin of my toes. We cut them out, it felt better. The shoe did have a tendency to make your foot travel to the outside, so you’re almost walking on the side of the slipper. I just kept trying to make it tighter, but it didn’t help. That night, the adults were watching TV and my daughter commented to me, “Mom! What...what did you do? Stomp on a bunny?” I had removed them and not noticed, but gobs of the fluff lining they used had come off the slippers and was on my feet, pants, some stuck to the carpet on the floor. This stuff is everywhere in my house now, I’m still collecting it. A peek inside the shoe revealed that this slipper lining is not secured inside the slipper, but merely stuffed in there. Not only that, but the heel seam was gaping wide open, and you could clearly see someone missed sewing the edges of them together. They were literally disintegrating by the minute.So, with all these hazards, and let’s face it, to a vulnerable diabetic, cardiac public not to mention patients with neuropathy, this is a disaster waiting to happen. I feel strongly committed to warn you away from this brand. The workmanship is laughable, dangerous, and I feel ripped off which makes me angry. I trust in Amazon to reevaluate these particular vendors. Amazon is too fine a company to be to be linked with the makers of this trash.So, now what? I just got swindled because they will only accept “new and unused” product back? POPPYCOCK!