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My neuropathy got so bad I wanted to pull my toes off. If you have neuropathy you know exactly what I mean. That burning, buzzing, pins and needles feeling that just doesn't quit. Mine started about four years ago and compression socks became my best friend almost immediately. Literally the only thing that gave me any relief. I wore them to bed, around the house, everywhere. Then about six months ago everything changed. The symptoms got worse and suddenly I couldn't tolerate anything touching my toes. Not socks. Not sheets. Not anything. Which was a problem because the compression was the only thing keeping me sane. I searched everywhere. Support groups, forums, shady Amazon products. Everything either covered the toes or the compression was garbage. I was losing my mind. Then I came across these bamboo compression footsleeves. They’re toeless and mentioned using them overnight on the website. And made from the softest material I have ever put on my body. First time I put them on I actually yelled out to my husband because I couldn't believe I found something so good. My annoying neuro feet actually settled down and I slept better than I had in months. I posted about them in my neuropathy support group and half the group went and ordered them. Then I bought a couple of pairs of the knee sleeves for my husband because his arthritic knees have been driving him crazy and honestly at this point I trust this company with my life. I reached out to Onecompress just to say thank you because I felt like they needed to know what their product meant to someone like me. They were so lovely about it and ended up sending us a bunch of extra pairs after hearing the story. I cried. Which is embarrassing to admit but there you go. I am not associated with this company in any way and they are not asking me to post this. I just know how desperate you can feel when nothing works and you've given up hope, and I wanted to share something that actually helped. www.onecompress.com/pages/oc12-lp2-neuro

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