Name: Silk Foot Slip
Brand: Sigvaris
SKU: 580F200
Price: 3.83 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (61 reviews)

Silk Foot Slip

SKU 580F200

$4.59

$4.59 - $4.59

$4.59

$3.83

$3.83 - $3.83

$3.83

HSA/FSA eligible for qualified customers

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Sigvaris silk foot slip makes donning open toe stockings a breeze. Simply slide it on your foot, pull the open toe stockings on and remove the foot slip from the toe. Tada.... you're done!

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 32 reviews.

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Very grateful, and delighted, with

"Very grateful, and delighted, with these!"

— Karla G. (5/5)

Totally worth buying, makes it

"Totally worth buying, makes it so much easier to wear the 2nd layer compression stocking."

— Pat G. (5/5)

SILK FOOT SLIP

"😃"

— Vikki M. (5/5)

They are great! My mother-in-law

"They are great! My mother-in-law loves them."

— Terry D. (5/5)

easy yo use thanks!

"easy yo use thanks!"

— Hussien (5/5)

I am so glad that

"I am so glad that you sell the silk foot slip. My previous one was falling apart and I thought that I might have to try to make one."

— Kathryn C. (5/5)

Great device to help put on open toe stockings

"This simple slippery device goes over the toe and sole of the foot to make donning support stockings much easier. Only works for open-toe because you pull it off after you get the stocking over your heel. Sweet and easy design."

— Linda S. (5/5)

I just started using the

"I just started using the Juzo paper slippee that comes with Juzo stockings free and found out its a techniques I can use to get me stockings on without the help of another person. I wanted something that might past longer than paper, so I got this. It works the same as the paper one, so by using my garden pad, the slippee, and some rough gloves, I can slide on my open toes thigh highs with a kicking motion and pull them up by laying in zero gravity chair and using gravity , gloves and my leg in the air to "pull up"" (Really push on) my stockings. Finally, freedom to get these things on easily! Best thing of all, this is small and travels well! Now if there was just something easy like this for closed toe stockings!"

— Patricia K. (4/5)

Works great

"Works great"

— James B. (4/5)

good

"good"

— Sharon K. (5/5)

Q&A

What if you don't wear open toed compression stockings? I would take it that the "Sigvaris Silk Foot Slippie" would not work. What if the person is totally dead weight and cannot walk and is basically paralyzed from the breastbone down to her toes? She cannot stand, so the other two metal type devices would not work for her, and neither for me.: Please check out the Sigvaris Simon donning and doffing. When you look up the Simon then look under Extra Information and watch the video of a helper using the Simon with a patient. Hoping this might help you out. Thank you www.brightlifedirect.com/products/sigvaris-simon-donning-doffing-aid
What material is this made out of? The product name says "Sigvaris Silk Foot Slippie" but the description says it is 100% Nylon. for the material, what are the washing instructions? Washer / dryer or hand wash / hang to dry?: The Sigvaris Foot Slippie is made from parachute silk (which is made of nylon threads), so it can be machine washed with other delicate items.