Are these socks right and left foot specific?
270255
not that I've noticed. They are very comfortable and do not slip on my heel
316243
Unless it specifies left or right side it does. I can't honestly remember when I ordered mine. These are a great product by the way.
1764241
No. there is a seam on the toe section. However, the socks are thick enough that I had not even noticed until I saw your question.
1211331
1 set so there's two in the package- one for left foot & one for right foot.
1065507
No, they are not, but my husband and I both like them because they are comfortable, they stay up and they do not pinch or squeeze the leg area because of the elastic. These socks have held up well. They won't last for ever, but we like them so much we have gone back and purchased them several times. We ordered the larger size and it works for both of us. We are so glad that we found them. We did not want anything heavily cushioned. Good luck with your decision.
1524784
I only have one foot and it is the left one. The ad. shows the right foot. I don't why it would not fit either foot. Hope this help.
35083
You receive two socks (i.e., one for the left foot/one for the right foot).
2210777
I have some that I received during a hospitalization that have the tread on both sides. The ones that I received from Amazon only have tread on one side which I think is preferable if you're going to actually wear them as socks the way I do.
74858
I don't see why not. I'm right handed, but the shoes appear to be built equally and have the same slide toe/bottom on both shoes.
57495
You get a pair. One for your left foot and one for the right foot. They are made specifically for each foot.
751886
Nothing really, except alignment socks will "crush" after a while and loose their effectiveness. But they may be a little more comfortable due to the coziness factor if you like socks on your feet. Separaters will retain their form.
1209676
I only used it for my right foot - so right boot. I did not think about it being for either foot. I will look at it when I get home tonight.
225058
Good question...I have no idea. I have worn them both ways, and they feel the same to me.
1454114
No, they're the same, but that's what I like about them. What I do is place one directly on my foot where a metatarsal pad would be placed. That way, after a little trial-and-error, you can position them under each foot in a way that suits you. You can only wear these twice before the adhesive wears off but hey, there're cheap.
1432599
These particular shoes don't matter. You can move the soles back and forth between the shoes. For other types of shoes, "Righty" means that the Left shoe should slide. And for a "Lefty", the right shoe should slide.
49114
They were packed in a blister pack. These were right handed but they come in left handed as well. I am left handed and it doesn't make much difference.
1979520
I have good use of the left hand, not so good with the right. I grip the sock aid at the tips with my good hand, collapsing them flatly against one another. With my bad hand I begin to slip the sock over the tips, sometimes using my teeth. Once the sock covers the tips I am able to slip my foot in, pull it through and work it down. It works OK. So far I have found nothing better!