Prosthetics & artificial limbs
Prosthetic socks and sheaths
Ordered through our account with Knit-Rite
Thin socks that fine-tune socket fit as the limb's volume shifts through the day.
Covered by Medicare as prosthetic socks and sheaths with a physician's order; monthly quantities are limited by policy.
HCPCS code
L8400 (below knee sheath) · L8410 (above knee sheath)
Shown for reference — final billing depends on the exact item, size and documentation. Our intake team confirms the code with your plan.
We confirm your coverage and authorization before anything is delivered.
Your doctor can fax the order, prescription and medical records to (844) 474-7923.
How to use it
Set-up, use and care
- 1
Add one ply when the socket feels loose; remove one if it feels tight.
- 2
Keep every ply count consistent so the fit stays predictable.
- 3
Wash after each wear and let them air dry.
- 4
Restock before you run out of your most-used ply.
Description
Prosthetic socks come in measured ply thicknesses so you can add or remove a layer when the socket feels loose. Sheaths are worn next to the skin under a liner to protect it and add a little padding.
Good to know
- 3, 5 and 6 ply options
- Cotton and synthetic blends
- Sheaths for wear under liners
- Sold individually or in packs
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