Wbf: Silverts Diabetic Open-Toe Shoes for Women

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shipment is scheduled for around 2026/01/28.

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More information about Silverts Diabetic Open-Toe Shoes for Women | Extra-Wide Non-Slip pleasant Slippers for Elderly, Swelling, Sensitive Feet

Fabric type: DWR Cotton/Linen Weave Upper ; Brush Nylon Lining ; Foam/EVA Removable Footbed ; PU Injection Midsole
Sole material: Rubber
Outer material: Polyurethane (PU)
Closure type: Hook & Loop

hassle-no-cost SLIP-ON ACCESS: Silverts develops wide width slippers for women, specifically for those with limited mobility or specific needs, which is why our womens orthopedic slippers give seniors more support and comfort. The adjustable closure accommodates any level of swelling.
EXTRA WIDE COMFORT: The lightweight, supple and VELCRO adjustable strap of these shoes for elderly women give you total control to find the ideal comfort level. These edema shoes for swollen feet women include removable insoles for custom orthotics.
ACCOMMODATES FOOT CONDITIONS: The wide design of these non slip slippers for elderly women provides a supportive and velvety fit for those dealing with bunions, corns, hammer toes, foot edema, diabetes, and podiatry foot problems.
FLUID BARRIER: These wide slippers for women are equipped with a fluid barrier, which protects against spills and smells. They’re recommended womens wide slippers within the field of diabetic neuropathy for aging individuals dealing with incontinence.
ANTI-SLIP FOOTWEAR: Whether they’re used as indoor or outdoor footwear, our slippers deliver mobility and protection with the slip resistant soles. These slippers offer stability in the home, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes.