Sock Aid Helper Easy On and Off Sock Dressing Assist Sliding Helper – Help Putting Socks On & Off Device – Seen On TV

The Best No Bending & Pain Free Shoe Horn Dressing Assistant Aid – The Easy On & Off Sock Assiting Aid

         If you happen to have a bad back, bad hips, bad legs, or are just really un-flexible, socks are pretty tough to get on and off. This sock-aid will help seniors or those in need of assistance put their socks on and take them off easily without having to bend over. The shoe horn sock aid uses a unique and innovative design that makes putting on your socks super easy and not as clumbsy as similar products on the market.

Putting Socks On Has Never Been Easier With This Sock Aid

         How it works is, you place the device in your lap and wrap the lining of your sock around the outside of the tube, putting the rest of your sock through the tube. Then lower the device to the ground using the included grabber tool stick. Once on the floor just slide your foot into your sock and it will slip right on. Pick up the device once again using the hook and stick, and repeat the steps for your second sock.

Removing Your Seconds Is As Easy A Sliding Your Sock Off

         To remove your sock, slide the loop end of the tool between the top of the sock and the ankle and push the sock down past the heel with the two prongs catching the cuff of the sock. Then let the shaft drop to the floor and steps on it with the other foot. The foot is removed from the sock, while the sock remains attached to the prongs

• Simple & Effective: One of the simplest yet most efficient sock assisting dressing aids for putting your socks on.
• Versatile: Works with all kinds of socks (Dress, Casual, Athletic & Compression) & works as shoe horn
• Compact: Packs up easy for storage & convenient travel. Handle designed to work as a shoe horn
• Easy To Use: Place your sock on the cradle, lower the cradle to the floor and slide your foot in
• Perfect Sock Aid Helper: Great for people with arthritis or other hand conditions – Can be used with one hand – seen on tv