Sammons Preston Compression Stocking Aid, Size Large Compression Socks Donner for Applying Tight Compression Hose, Flexible Plastic Dressing Tool with 24" Long Rope and 6" Wide x 10" Long Foot Cup

It is to hard and wide if your trying to put on compression sock when your blind.

Finally, a sock aid to put on compression socks. Works great.

For those of us with lymphedema which causes leg swelling, this is a nice, wide product. The only flaw is that the sock slides off of the device with the slightest tugging up. There is no sticky patch at the back to keep the sock on the device longer. Still....it is much more comfortable than the wire device.

This stocking aid was a disappointment. I have successfully used the smooth sided wide Sammons Preston stocking aid for the past five years.. So I thought I would try this style as it was advertised as being flexible. It is not any more flexible than the other style, which while it does bend, I do not consider "flexible" at all. This style is too wide and the jagged sides prevented me from using it with soft cotton socks, much less with my compression hose.

My feet are size 12W. Can just barely fit by foot in. That's ok because you have to expect stuff like that with 12W feet. However, when you try to use it as instructed, the plastic will eventually crack and become unusable. A beefier polymer is needed.