For some unknown reason, more and more hospital socks are getting thinner. They appear to have increased stretch, (thinning isn't the only way socks add stretch) but in reality they sacrifice reliability in socks that are more prone to tearing, which is putting the cart before the horse. Reliability should be a priority for any medical supply, a pair of hospital socks that fall apart at any time is scary, know that getting a new pair of socks that fit in the hospital is not easy, especially if your feet are swollen.
Even though these thin socks are very reliable, they are not suitable as hospital socks. People with swollen feet have general circulation problems, and their feet especially need warmth. If hospital socks are too thin, they may have to wear two pairs of socks, or switch between thick cotton socks and hospital socks. For the late pregnancy and the elderly, it is not easy to put on and take off socks frequently. Hospital socks that are too thin can also cause another problem: those anti-slip particles on the bottom of the socks will bulge like small stones on the bottom of the foot, impacting the bottom of the foot with almost no cushioning, making it unbearable or even painful.
Kayhoma hospital socks are thick, and if you ignore their outstanding slip resistance for a moment, these socks are thick cotton socks. They are woven from long-staple cotton, which is very soft to the touch. Their tube can even go up to the calf, and many customers like to sleep in them because they are soft and warm, and in simple terms, they are more like thick cotton socks with excellent non-slip properties. They don't get too hot because the extremely soft long-staple cotton is very breathable and they absorb sweat easily.
Kayhoma is already one of the best hospital socks brands in terms of the texture and warmth of hospital socks.