[leinad]

Some people say that these disrupt Nurse equipment but I've worn them at work and nothing has happened.

http://www.jellyegg.com/croc_shoes/307-1/index.asp

Has anyone else had any experiences with them because I don't want to ruin anything at work and I'm worried.

[TheCommuter]

I've never known for Crocs to disrupt medical equipment.

In addition, they're rather inexpensive and so very comfortable.

[SICU Queen]

Mine work well for me, with nary a disruption!

[KBLPN]

Have mine on right this minute! Never heard of any accidents at work... but can get a little messy if dealing with bodily fluids and the crocs with air vents. I like the ones that are completely closed in the front.

[abooker]

During a hospital orientation, I was told an accidental needle stick occurred when a nurse dropped a syringe and the needle went through the air vent at top of her crocks. At that facility, they're discouraged, but not forbidden. Most of my co-workers wear then at the nursing home where I work.

[Kyrshamarks]

I have seen needles go thru the top of leather tennis shoes as well...

[CyndieRN2007]

I have mine on right now. They are the best!

[Suesquatch]

I got rid of my crocs because I sometimes caught the toe and tripped - and I've seen other people do it with crocs, too.

[RNcDreams]

Originally Posted by Suesquatch

I got rid of my crocs because I sometimes caught the toe and tripped - and I've seen other people do it with crocs, too.

Yes, I also get the dreaded "Croc Stop"!!

I also find that they make my feet mighty sweaty, because I won't wear the ones with the vent holes....

Otherwise they're comfy and cheap!

(I rotate crocs, danskos, and sneakers)

[Suesquatch]

Originally Posted by RNcDreams

Yes, I also get the dreaded "Croc Stop"!!

I hate when that happens!

Strollin' along, feeling all confident that I have this walking thing down after 54 years, then WHAM! Croc stop!