Is the Dr. Comfort Cozy good for diabetic feet?

Yes. It has a wide, protective toe box, a removable gel insert and a rubber outsole, all aimed at reducing pressure and slip risk. It is not a substitute for prescribed footwear if you have severe neuropathy or ulcers.

How does the Cozy fit compared with regular slippers?

It runs small and feels snug when new, so many owners size up. The open heel means the fit is looser at the back, and the upper softens with wear.

Does it come in extra-wide widths?

It comes in wide widths but not in EE or 4E. Shoppers who need extra-extra-wide footwear should look at Dr. Comfort's shoe line instead.

Can I wear the Cozy outside?

The rubber outsole gives grip for short trips to the mailbox or patio. The fleece lining and open heel make it a house slipper first.

What is included with the slipper?

Each pair ships with Dr. Comfort gel inserts. The inserts are removable, so you can swap in your own orthotics.

How does it compare with Dr. Comfort shoes?

The Cozy is softer and easier to slip on than the brand's lace-up diabetic shoes, but it has less structure and heel support. Owners use it for house wear rather than all-day walking.

Where is the Dr. Comfort Cozy Women's Slippers cheapest?

At American Quality Health Products, for $59.99, 34% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Dr. Comfort Cozy Women's Slippers?

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 29 ratings. Buyers like: Great value for the money; Blessing for those who can't wear diabetic shoes around the house all day; Stretch out and fit better with wear. Common complaints: Rear lip too low, foot slips out; Runs too small; not available in EE/4E widths.

Where can I buy the Dr. Comfort Cozy Women's Slippers?

8 stores we checked sell it, including Dr. Comfort, Easy Comforts, American Quality Health Products, OrthoticShop.com, Dream Products.

Dr. Comfort Cozy Women's Slippers

Best price now

$59.99at American Quality Health ProductsChecked Nov 5

34% under what the other stores charge

Compared across 8 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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What reviewers say

4.9 / 529 ratings

Owners with diabetes and foot sensitivity call the Cozy a comfortable, good-value house slipper that eases pressure on sore feet. Complaints center on sizing and fit: it runs small, feels snug at first, and the heel slips out of the low back.

What people mention

FitCriticisedBuyers say it runs small and feels snug at first, even in a wide width.
Heel holdCriticisedThe low rear lip lets the heel slip out when walking.
CushioningPraisedOwners find the gel insert and soft footbed comfortable for house wear.
Toe roomPraisedThe wide toe box gives toes room to spread without pressure.
BreathabilityCriticisedSome say the fleece lining makes feet sweat and the slipper develops an odor.
Width rangeMixedShoppers note the wide width helps, but EE and 4E sizes are not offered.

About the Dr. Comfort Cozy Women's Slippers

The Dr. Comfort Cozy is a diabetic-friendly therapeutic slipper for women. It has soft cushioning and Dr. Comfort Gel inserts. The wide toe box gives toes plenty of room, and a protective toe box helps guard against stubbing.

The upper is microfiber with a fleece lining. The rubber outsole is slip-resistant and helps prevent falls when walking. The open-heel design makes the slippers easy to put on and take off, and it accommodates swollen feet.

Material

Microfiber upper, fleece lining

Fit

Wide (C/D) width

Heel

Open-heel design

Sizes

6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (full sizes only)

Outsole

Slip-resistant rubber

Care

Hand wash gently with warm water and mild soap; do not machine wash or dry