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SILICONE INSOLE
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Idea for Diabetic feet, plantar fat pad atrophy. Reduce the pressure of the foot for the person that requested with extensive standing or walking (like Teacher or Hiker), or by being over weight. All
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SILICONE INSOLE
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Idea for Diabetic feet, plantar fat pad atrophy. Reduce the pressure of the foot for the person that requested with extensive standing or walking (like Teacher or Hiker), or by being over weight. All
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SILICONE METATARSAL PAD
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Idea for Diabetic feet, plantar fat pad atrophy, lateral spur of calcaneal, Achilles Tendonitis. Reduce the pressure of the foot for the person that requested with extensive standing or walking (like
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SILICONE METATARSAL PAD
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Idea for Diabetic feet, plantar fat pad atrophy, lateral spur of calcaneal, Achilles Tendonitis. Reduce the pressure of the foot for the person that requested with extensive standing or walking (like
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SILICONE SUPPORT
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Features- Silicone Coating Non-abrasive, medical-grade silicone prevents irritation. High tensile strength, resilience and clarity. Can be coated on elastic webbings. Capable of heat ironed, dry clea
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SILICONE TOE ACCESSORIES
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Idea for clawed or hammer-shaped toes. About Silicone- 100% medical grade silicone. Does not contain latex. Odorless, washable, reusable. Resistance to bacterial growth. Easy to clean with soap and
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SILICONE TOE ACCESSORIES
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Features- Seamless elastic sleeve with a Silicone pad. Protects toes and fingers from friction and toes from footwear pressure. These elastic sleeves have a thick super soft silicone gel corn pad glu
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SILICONE TOE ACCESSORIES
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Features- Silicone Toe Spreader, Corrective shield between first and second toes. Keep overlapping toes apart and reduces friction between toes. About Silicone- 100% medical grade silicone. Does not
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SILICONE TOE ACCESSORIES
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Features- Silicone Toe Separators, designed to prevent friction and abrasion from corns and other interdigital lesions. Help realign overlapping toes and recommended for rehabilitation after forefoot
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