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We're hiring! Digital Marketing Executive role open now

Algeos are seeking a proactive, creative, and commercially minded Digital Marketing Executive to support the delivery of digital marketing activity across multiple brands, channels, campaigns, and customer touchpoints.

This is a hands-on role for someone with strong digital marketing experience, a good eye for design, and the ability to turn campaign plans into engaging content, lead generation activity, and measurable results. The role will support business growth through SEO, paid advertising, email marketing, social media marketing, ecommerce activity, content writing, graphic design, reporting, and campaign delivery.

The successful candidate will work closely with the wider marketing team, sales, ecommerce, product, and commercial teams to help deliver consistent, data-led, and brand-aligned marketing activity across the Algeos House of Brands.

 

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  • Support the planning and delivery of digital marketing campaigns across Algeos brands, product areas, and customer

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  1. Heel Lift

    What are Heel Lifts used for?

    Heel lifts are more than just shoe accessories. They serve a crucial role in addressing various lower limb issues. From correcting leg length discrepancies to alleviating hip pain, these inserts can be a game-changer. They can even aid in the recovery of conditions like Achilles tendonitis.

    But how do they work? And how can you choose and use them effectively?

  2. Diabetic Insoles

    UK's Best Insoles for Arthritis - Diaped Duosoft Plus

    Diabetic foot complications don’t usually arrive with fireworks. They creep in quietly through pressure points, friction, reduced sensation, and tiny skin changes that go unnoticed until they become a problem. That’s exactly why preventive tools matter. 
  3. Gel Heel Cups

    Silicone Gel Heel Cups and Heel Pain

    Silicone gel heel cups and heel pads are widely used conservative interventions for plantar heel pain. Their popularity stems from low cost, ease of use, and favourable safety. This review synthesises current evidence regarding their biomechanical function, shock-attenuating properties, pressure-redistribution capabilities and clinical outcomes. 

  4. Podiatry Supplies

    How to Get a Good Deal on Your Podiatry Supplies

    Private podiatrists juggle clinical demands with the realities of running an efficient practice. Managing consumables and equipment costs is one of the easiest ways to preserve profit margins without compromising care.
  5. Plantar Fasciitis Treatment at Home

    Plantar fasciitis treatment at home - a guide

    Most heel pain improves with structured self care. This guide distils current clinical recommendations into clear steps you can apply at home without specialist equipment.
  6. Knee Supports UK

    Best Knee Supports UK

    This UK guide explains how knee supports work - then maps common conditions to specific brace types - with comparison tables of leading options available from Algeos

  7. Foam Roller for Rehabilitation

    Foam Rollers for Increased Flexibility and Mobility

    The foam roller has surged in popularity as a go-to for improving flexibility and mobility. While it is not a magic wand when used thoughtfully it can become a valuable tool in your movement or rehabilitation toolkit.

  8. Carbon Prosthetics

    Practical applications for glass and carbon composites in orthotic & prosthetic appliance manufacture

    Glass and carbon composites have moved from specialist labs into everyday orthotic and prosthetic practice. The attraction is simple - high strength and stiffness at very low weight with the ability to tailor behaviour by changing weave, lay-up, and resin. This guide summarises what the materials are, why they matter clinically, and how to use them well from design through to follow up.

  9. Poron

    Poron Cushioning Dominance in Footwear and Orthotics

    In independent testing and decades of field use, PORON has ranked among the best for shock attenuation and long-term resilience, particularly in sensitive applications.

  10. Socks for Swollen Feet

    The Ultimate Guide to Compression Socks

    This guide presents a structured, clinically-informed but accessible overview of compression socks. It is designed for healthcare professionals and informed consumers seeking a deeper understanding of their function, selection and use.

  11. Pregnant with Swollen Feet

    10 Reasons Why You May Have Swollen Feet

    Swollen feet and ankles are common in primary care. Sometimes it is ordinary venous pooling after a long day. Sometimes it is a signal of heart, liver or kidney stress. This guide helps you decide what matters now and what can wait for routine review.

  12. Heel lifts for Achilles Tendinopathy

    How heel lifts help with Achilles Tendinopathy

    Heel lifts are simple inserts that sit under the heel inside the shoe. Used well they can reduce painful tendon load in Achilles tendinopathy and buy time for strengthening to do its work.

  13. Sport Ankle Brace

    Wearing ankle support braces during sports

    Ankle sprains are a stubborn part of sport. Bracing is one practical way to lower risk and steady confidence while you restore strength and control. This guide explains how ankle braces work, who benefits and how to choose and fit them well.
  14. Slimflex

    Slimflex Comfort Orthotic Insoles - Why so Popular?

    Slimflex Comfort orthotic insoles are widely used across the NHS and are now popular in UK retail. This guide explains why they are so frequently prescribed, how they work, and how they compare with other insoles.

  15. Plantar Insoles

    Best Insoles for Heel Pain 2025 UK

    This guide explores how plantar fasciitis develops, why insoles are so effective, and which Algeos orthotic solutions are best suited to supporting the plantar fascia in daily life and clinical care.

  16. 3D Insoles being designed

    Are 3D-Printed Foot Orthotics Worth the Cost? A Podiatrist’s ROI Guide

    3D printed orthotics have entered mainstream podiatric practice faster than almost any previous technology. Many clinics are now asking the same question: are they genuinely worth the extra upfront cost? This guide analyses clinical impact, workflow efficiency and true return on investment to help podiatrists decide with confidence.

  17. Foot Corn and Callus

    Corns and Calluses - 2025 Guide

    Corns and calluses are common foot conditions that result from repeated pressure, friction, and mechanical stress. While they share similarities, their management varies depending on severity, location, and underlying causes. Effective treatment involves a combination of conservative care, orthotic support, and, in some cases, surgical intervention.

  18. Flat Feet

    How Algeos Helps the Flat Footers of the World

    This guide is written for clinicians and informed consumers. It blends practical steps with evidence, compares product families and shows how to use orthotic support alongside exercise and footwear choices that make every step easier.

  19. Sensory Wobble Cushion Seat

    Sensory Cushions for Kids: The Complete Buyer’s Guide (Types, Sizes, Classroom Tips)

    When a child sits on one, small weight shifts help activate the core. This encourages good posture and gives the nervous system steady input. Many children can focus better, feel calmer, and sit more comfortably at home, in class and during therapy.

  20. Foot Temperature

    How Foot Temperature can Indicate Diabetic Ulcer Formation

    Foot temperature monitoring is the routine measurement of plantar skin temperature at standard sites to detect localised increases that suggest inflammation from repetitive mechanical stress or infection. In clinical studies and guidelines a left-to-right difference of ≥ 2.2 °C at corresponding sites is widely used as an action threshold.

  21. 3D Printed Orthotics

    Common Myths About 3D-Printed Orthotics - Debunked

    3D-printed foot orthotics have become one of the most exciting shifts in modern podiatry, yet the technology still carries an annoying cloud of myths, half-truths and outdated assumptions. 

  22. EVA Foam Sheets Online Guide

    Guide to Buying EVA Foam Sheets

    EVA foam sheets are the quiet superstar of DIY, crafts, footwear repairs, home fitness and even marine projects. They’re light, durable, water-resistant, and easy to shape - making them perfect for anyone from weekend makers to seasoned hobbyists. 

  23. Foam Roller Exercises Video Guide

    Foam Roller Exercises Video Guide

    Use the follow-along routines below to put foam rolling into practice. Each routine includes a concise outline - a clear purpose - and a simple tip to help you get the most from your session.

  24. Acupuncture Needle Tube

    Acupuncture Needles: Single-Tube vs Multi-Needle Tube Selection

    Practices typically choose between single needle per guide tube and multiple needles per guide tube based on sterility policies, workflow speed, and economics. Use this guide for staff training and product pages.

  25. Cryoiq Cryotherapy

    CryoIQ Cryotherapy Pens: Real-world Applications

    Whether you’re a podiatrist chasing stubborn plantar warts, a GP tidying up skin tags, or an aesthetician smoothing sun spots, CryoIQ’s handheld cryotherapy pens give you precise, millimetre-accurate freezing without the faff of theatre time. 

  26. Single Patient Use Pressure Cushions

    Single-Use Pressure Relief Cushions Unwrapped

    Demand for single-use pressure care cushions - especially disposable pressure-relief cushions - exists across UK hospitals, care homes and community services. The drivers are simple: infection prevention and control (IPC), speed and simplicity in high-turnover pathways, and the ongoing need to prevent pressure ulcers. 

  27. Balance Ball Exercise Guide

    Balance Balls for Exercise and Fitness

    Balance balls - also known as stability balls, Swiss balls or exercise balls - have earned their place in gyms, clinics and living rooms. They’re simple, affordable, and effective for core strength, posture, and rehabilitation.

  28. French Chalk

    The Many Uses of French Chalk

    French chalk looks humble yet it earns a place in clinics, workshops, and studios. Used well it is a clean, non-abrasive way to mark, separate, dry, and lubricate surfaces with minimal fuss.

  29. Kinesiology Tape

    What Does Kinesiology Tape Do?

    Introducing our comprehensive range of sports injury tape and supports, designed to keep athletes performing at their best while providing essential protection and relief. Whether you're a football player, rugby enthusiast, or hockey pro, our products are engineered to support you through every twist, turn, and tackle.

  30. Podiatry Instruments Tray

    How to Choose the Best Podiatry Instruments

    A practical, evidence-informed guide for podiatrists comparing instrument categories, steel grades, ergonomics, sterilisation compatibility, clinical performance, cost-of-ownership, and maintenance - plus a quick decision matrix and FAQ.

  31. Preventing Pressure Sores on the Buttocks With Cushion

    Preventing Pressure Sores on the Buttocks

    Pressure sores (also called pressure ulcers or pressure injuries) are largely preventable. The buttocks - especially the sacrum and ischial tuberosities - are high-risk areas for anyone who sits or lies for prolonged periods, has reduced mobility or experiences incontinence.

  32. Leather Working

    Guide to Selecting and Working with Leather

    We will cover the major types of leather, their properties, benefits and drawbacks, and best use cases. We’ll also provide practical, step-by-step advice on working with each type – including tips on cutting, skiving, shaping, stitching, glueing, finishing and caring for leather.

  33. Podiatrist Working on Toenails

    Podiatry Near Me: The Best Online Sources to Find a Local Podiatrist

    Foot pain can creep up quietly but leave you limping through your day. Whether it’s stubborn heel pain, bunions, ingrown toenails or diabetic foot care, finding a qualified podiatrist near you is the first step toward relief. But with so many options online, where do you even begin?

  34. Ear Acupuncture

    Does Acupuncture Work? Let’s Unwrap

    Acupuncture is one of those treatments that divides opinion. Some people swear by it for pain relief, stress reduction or even fertility support, while others remain sceptical, wondering if it’s all just placebo. 

  35. Podiatrist using Podiatry Drill

    Best Podiatry Drills UK 2025

    Looking for the best podiatry drill for clinical work? This practical UK guide explains the differences between dust-extraction (dry) and spray (wet) drills, the features that actually matter in day-to-day podiatry, UK health & safety points (COSHH, RPE, infection control), and a side-by-side comparison of popular models.

    Dust extraction vs. spray: what’s the difference?

    Dust-extraction (dry) drills

    These use an integrated suction turbine to capture nail and skin dust through the handpiece into a filter bag. The workspace stays dry and tidy and bags/filters are replaced periodically. Great for high-volume nail debridement and fungal cases where you want debris removed immediately.

    • + Efficient debris removal; cleaner, dry workflow
    • + Popular for thick/mycotic
  36. Heel Up Pressure Relief Cushions

    How Levabo Relieves Heel Pressure in Bed

    Pressure ulcers, also known as pressure sores, are a significant concern in hospitals and care homes, particularly among immobile or vulnerable patients. The heel is especially prone to ulceration due to its minimal soft tissue padding and frequent contact with bed surfaces. Heel Up pressure relief cushions offer a targeted solution by completely offloading the heel, redistributing pressure, and protecting the skin from injury.

  37. Cast Covers

    Do Cast Covers Work? Everything You Need to Know

    When you have a broken arm or leg, one big challenge is keeping your cast dry. This is especially hard during daily tasks like showering or bathing. That’s where cast covers come in. But do they really work? The short answer is: yes, they do - when used correctly.

  38. Muscle Pain Creams

    Muscle Pain - How Muscle Rubs Help

    Muscle soreness is a common aftermath of intense physical activity, especially in sports. It is crucial to address this discomfort efficiently to ensure optimal recovery. Muscle soreness relief is not merely about alleviating pain - it's a comprehensive approach to healing that involves understanding the physiology of muscles, the causes of soreness and the best practices for relief.

  39. Balance Therapy

    Balance Therapy Explained

    Balance therapy, sometimes known as balance rehabilitation or vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT), is a form of targeted physical therapy designed to help individuals improve their stability, coordination and overall confidence in movement. 

    It plays a critical role in treating people who experience unsteadiness, dizziness, or frequent falls - symptoms that can be caused by a variety of underlying conditions affecting the sensory and musculoskeletal systems.

  40. How do Hand Therapy Balls help with Arthritis

    How do Hand Therapy Balls help with Arthritis

    Arthritis can be a painful and debilitating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. For those suffering from arthritis, finding effective ways to manage symptoms and improve hand function is a priority. 

    One such method that has gained popularity is the use of hand therapy balls. These small, versatile tools can be easily incorporated into your daily routine to provide relief and improve mobility.

  41. Wound Dressings Guide

    Choosing the Right Would Dressing UK Guide

    Wound dressings are an important part of medical care. They help protect wounds, promote healing, and lower the risk of infection. With many types of dressings available, it’s important to know their differences and uses. This is especially true when treating wounds of different severity.

  42. Insoles

    Foot Orthotics Vs Insoles - Whats the Difference?

    Many patients and some professionals find this question confusing: what is the difference between foot orthotics and insoles? They both go in your shoes. They both offer support. But they’re not the same thing – not even close. From high street gel inserts to fully customised medical-grade orthotics, there’s a whole spectrum of foot supports available, each with its own purpose.

  43. Contracture Management

    What is Contracture Management?

    Contracture management is all about treating and preventing the tightening or shortening of muscles, tendons, or other soft tissues that limit joint movement. These restrictions, known as contractures, can develop over time due to immobility, neurological conditions, or prolonged incorrect positioning - making everyday tasks like walking or dressing difficult or painful.

  44. A Podiatrist

    Why Podiatry Care Beats Self‑Diagnosing

    When you have a nagging foot problem, it’s tempting to play “Dr. Google” and diagnose yourself at home. The internet has many quick answers. Almost three-quarters of patients say they look online for medical information. In fact, over 35% of people have tried to identify a medical condition online instead of seeing a professional.

  45. Fungal Nail Laser

    Fungal Nail (Onychomycosis) Infections Research Review

    Onychomycosis or fungal nail infection, is a common and tough infection. It affects many people around the world. It is estimated to occur in around 5% of people worldwide (with higher rates in older adults, up to 20–25%) .

    Toenails are affected more often than fingernails. Onychomycosis makes up about 30% of all fungal infections in the skin, hair, and nails. Beyond cosmetic concerns, fungal nail infections can cause pain, discomfort, and nail disfigurement, impacting patients’ quality of life. 

  46. Wound Dressinsgs

    Best Medical Wound Dressings (UK)

    In the UK, wound care is an essential part of the NHS and is often managed by GPs, practice nurses and community healthcare teams. Choosing the right wound dressing can promote faster healing, improve comfort and essentially reduce complications. Below is a summary of the main dressing types used across NHS and community settings.
  47. Plastazote

    Plastazote Foam: Chemistry, Manufacturing and Applications

    Plastazote is a closed-cell, crosslinked polyethylene (XLPE) foam widely used in engineering, medical devices, orthotics and protective packaging. Chemically, it is produced from low-density polyethylene (LDPE) that is crosslinked with high-energy irradiation and inert nitrogen gas.

  48. Morton’s Extension Materials

    Can I add a Morton’s Extension to Prefabricated Insoles?

    When managing forefoot conditions like turf toe, hallux rigidus or sesamoiditis, clinicians often reach for a Morton’s extension - a simple yet effective modification designed to limit movement at the big toe joint. But do you need a fully custom orthotic to benefit from one? Not necessarily.

  49. Arch pain - Plantar Fasciitis

    Understanding Arch Pain and Plantar Fasciitis (2025)

    The most common cause of arch pain is Plantar Fasciitis, which is a condition that refers to the inflammation of the tissues connected to the heel bone. This is due to excessive pulling and stretching of the fibrous bands that support the arch of the foot.

  50. Diabetic Copper Socks

    Benefits of Wearing Diabetic Socks Daily

    Diabetic socks are specially designed for protecting the feet of individuals with diabetes. Unlike regular socks, they incorporate features that help reduce the risk of foot injuries - enhance blood circulation and ensure maximum comfort. 

  51. Treating Metatarsalgia

    Effective Strategies for Treating Metatarsalgia

    Metatarsalgia can be a real pain in the foot - literally. If you've been experiencing discomfort in the ball of your foot, you might be dealing with this common condition. But don't worry; you're not alone. Many people have this problem. The good news is that there are effective ways to treat and manage metatarsalgia.

  52. Acupuncture for Plantar Fasciitis

    Acupuncture for Plantar Fasciitis: A Comprehensive Guide

    Plantar fasciitis, characterised by heel pain due to inflammation of the plantar fascia, affects many individuals, especially those who are active or on their feet for extended periods.

  53. Pressure Sore Cushion

    Preventing Pressure Sores with Levabo

    In this article, we explore how Levabo products support the effective management of pressure ulcers, examine the best cushions for pressure sores on buttocks, highlight the importance of heel cushions for pressure sores, and provide actionable insights into preventing pressure sores before they begin.

  54. Mapping Pressure in Memory Insoles

    Are Memory Foam Shoe Inserts the Right Choice for You?

    Memory foam shoe inserts have become a popular choice for people looking to add comfort and support to their everyday footwear. 

    Whether you’re on your feet all day at work, dealing with foot pain or simply looking for a bit more cushion in your trainers, memory foam insoles can seem like an easy solution. But are they the best option for your feet - and are they always the healthiest choice?

  55. Cork Filler

    What is Cork Filler Paste Used For?

    Cork filler paste is a go-to material in shoemaking, orthotics, and leatherwork. Known for its lightweight, flexible properties, it is designed to fill gaps, smooth surfaces and add cushioning in a variety of products. This guide explains both what cork filler is used for and how to apply it effectively.

  56. NHS Foot Orthotics

    Are Orthotics Free on NHS?

    The NHS provides access to foot orthotics for those with medically diagnosed foot problems. However, the process can take time due to waiting lists and the need for assessment by a healthcare professional.

  57. Orthotic Componetnts

    Orthotic Components & Additions for Insole Adaptations

    Orthotic components are essential in addressing a range of foot-related issues. Whether you're a podiatrist, physiotherapist, or simply someone seeking relief from foot pain, these additions allow for targeted support, realignment, and cushioning.

  58. Slimflex Orthotic Insoles

    Conditions Treated with Orthotic Insoles

    Orthotic insoles are more than just extra cushioning for your shoes - they’re a simple but powerful tool used by podiatrists, physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals to support proper foot function and reduce pain. 

  59. Slimflex Orthotic Insoles

    Slimflex Selection Guide

    Slimflex’s history is intertwined with Algeos’ evolution into a leader in orthotic therapy, and the brand remains a core offering that leverages Algeos’ long-standing expertise in foot health.

  60. Supporting Shoes

    Best Foot Support Shoes

    Selecting the right footwear can be a transformative experience, particularly for individuals seeking relief from foot pain or those requiring additional support. If you have issues like plantar fasciitis, high arches, or just want more comfort, the right shoes can help a lot.

  61. Poderm Toenail Care

    Fungal Toenail Treatment at Home with Poderm

    Fungal toenail infections - also known as onychomycosis - are more common than you might think. They affect people of all ages but especially thrive in warm, moist environments like sweaty socks, communal showers and tight shoes. 

    If your nails have become thickened, yellow, brittle or crumbly, chances are you’re dealing with a fungal infection. Left untreated, it can worsen, spread to other nails, and even lead to pain or discomfort when walking.

  62. EVA Foam Shoes

    What is EVA Foam? Your Questions Answered

    EVA foam – short for Ethylene Vinyl Acetate – is a soft, flexible, and durable material that’s widely used in healthcare, orthotics, sports, education, and beyond. Known for its shock-absorbing and cushioning qualities, EVA foam strikes a balance between firmness and comfort.
  63. Cast Covers

    Cast Protection for Casted Limbs: Why It Matters and How to Do It Right

    Breaking a bone is difficult enough - dealing with a cast shouldn't make life harder. Whether it's your arm, leg, ankle or wrist in a cast, cast protection is essential for comfort, hygiene and most importantly recovery. 

    If you've ever wondered how to protect a casted limb from water, knocks, dirt or discomfort, our guide covers it all.

  64. Dry Sore Hands

    How to Prevent Dry Hands

    Dry skin on the hands is a common issue that many of us face, especially during colder months or after frequent handwashing. It can lead to discomfort, itchiness and even painful cracks. These symptoms can disrupt daily activities and affect your overall well-being.

  65. Slimflex Orthotic Insoles

    Introduction to Slimflex

    Among the various prefabricated orthotic options available, Slimflex stands out as a versatile and effective solution. Slimflex orthotics are designed to be used straight out of the box or easily modified with additional orthotic components, such as metatarsal domes, valgus pads, and orthotic wedges.

    This flexibility makes them an excellent choice for both practitioners and patients seeking a reliable and adaptable foot orthotic solution.

  66. Fungal Nail - Before and After

    10 Ways to Prevent Another Nail Infection

    Nail infections can be both painful and unsightly, affecting your daily life and self-esteem. Preventing them is essential for maintaining healthy nails. Whether you're dealing with fungal nail infections or bacterial ones, taking proactive steps is key. In this article, we'll explore ten effective ways to prevent another nail infection.

  67. EVA for Craft Projects

    Creative Uses for EVA Craft Foam

    Craft foam, particularly EVA foam, is a versatile material. It's a favorite among crafters, cosplayers, and DIY enthusiasts. EVA stands for ethylene-vinyl acetate. This soft, flexible material comes in various colors and thicknesses.
  68. Making a Pair of Custom Insoles

    How EVA Foam Is Used in Orthotic Insoles

    In clinical orthotics, orthotic insoles are a frontline tool for treating foot dysfunction, redistributing pressure and improving overall biomechanics. The success of these insoles depends not just on clinical assessment and design, but also on material selection. One material consistently chosen by podiatrists, orthotists and orthotic technicians is EVA foam. Here's why.
  69. Neoprene Material

    Understanding Neoprene: Properties and Uses

    Neoprene is a versatile material that has found its way into many aspects of our lives. From the wetsuits worn by divers to the protective gear used in various sports, its presence is undeniable. But what exactly is neoprene?

  70. Heel Cushions

    How do Heel Cushions Work?

    Heel pain can be a real hindrance. It can affect your daily activities, from walking to standing for long periods. Heel cushions are a popular solution. They are designed to provide comfort and alleviate pain. But how do heel cushions work? They absorb shock and redistribute pressure away from painful areas.

  71. Dry Feet

    How Foot Creams Penetrate your Skin

    Foot creams are more than a luxury – they are essential for maintaining healthy feet. Cracked or dry feet are not just uncomfortable; they can lead to serious complications if untreated. But how do foot creams penetrate the skin, and how can you maximise their benefits? Let’s explore the science behind foot creams, their absorption, and their effectiveness in keeping your feet soft and healthy.

  72. Dry Skin on Feet

    Best Cream for Dry Feet

    Dry feet are a common issue that can cause discomfort, cracking, and even pain. While often dismissed as a minor concern, persistent dryness can lead to more serious foot health problems. This article explores the key causes of dry feet, from environmental factors to underlying health conditions, and provides practical solutions for prevention and treatment.

  73. Copper Socks

    Do Copper Socks Work?

    Copper-infused socks have gained popularity, with claims of benefits ranging from antimicrobial properties to improved circulation. But do they truly deliver on these promises? Let's delve into the scientific evidence to assess their efficacy.
  74. Insoles

    What do Insoles do?

    Insoles, also called footbeds or inner soles, are removable pads placed inside shoes. They serve many purposes. Insoles may look like a simple accessory, but they can greatly affect the comfort and function of your shoes. They cater to a diverse range of needs, from enhancing comfort and improving shoe fit to supporting foot health.
  75. Polypropylene Orthotic Corset

    Understanding Polypropylene: Properties and Uses

    Polypropylene is a material that's all around us, yet often goes unnoticed. It's a type of plastic that's integral to many of the products we use daily. But what exactly is polypropylene?

  76. Arch Support Insoles

    Best Arch Support Insoles UK

    Foot comfort is crucial for overall well-being, but it's often overlooked until discomfort or pain sets in. For those with flat feet or requiring additional arch support, the right insoles can be a game-changer. They can alleviate pain, enhance comfort and improve foot health.

  77. Dry Skin on Feet

    What is the Best Foot Cream for Very Dry Skin (2025)

    Very dry skin on the feet can be a common issue. It can cause discomfort and even pain. The right foot cream can provide relief. It can moisturize the skin and help repair cracks. But with so many foot care products on the market, how do you choose? Which one is the best foot cream for very dry skin?

  78. Kinesiology Tape on Knee

    The Science behind Kinesiology Tape

    Kinesiology tape has become a common sight in the world of sports. You've likely seen athletes adorned with colourful strips of tape, strategically placed on their bodies. But what is this tape, and why is it used?

  79. Clipping a Fungal Nail

    Types of Fungal Nail Infection

    Fungal nail infections - also known as onychomycosis - are common conditions that affect the toenails and fingernails. They occur when fungal organisms, such as dermatophytes, yeasts or moulds, invade the nail bed, causing thick, discoloured, brittle nails. Left untreated, a fungal nail infection can spread and lead to pain, discomfort and nail deformity.

  80. NHS Podiatrist

    Orthotic Insoles in the NHS (UK)

    Off-the-shelf (prefabricated) orthotic insoles are widely used across NHS podiatry, physiotherapy and orthotics services as a first-line treatment for foot and lower-limb problems. These ready-made insoles provide arch support, cushioning and alignment correction without the wait or cost of custom devices. 

  81. Wiggle Cushion

    Wiggle Cushions: Insights from Parents and Educators

    Wiggle cushions, also known as wobble cushions or sensory seat pads, have become increasingly popular among parents, educators and therapists. These inflatable, tactile cushions are designed to provide subtle movement and sensory input, helping children who struggle with focus, fidgeting or sensory regulation.
  82. Spray Adhesive

    What is spray adhesive good for? Your Questions Answered

    Spray adhesive is a versatile tool. It's used in a wide range of projects, from crafting to construction.

    But not all spray adhesives are created equal. They come in various types, each with its unique properties and uses.

  83. Contact Adhesive

    Contact Adhesive: Your Questions Answered

    Contact adhesive is a strong, flexible glue designed to bond a wide range of materials, including rubber, wood, plastic, and leather. Unlike traditional adhesives, contact adhesive must be applied to both surfaces and allowed to dry before pressing them together, creating an instant and durable bond.

  84. Fungal Nail Prevention

    What Causes Fungal Nail Infections?

    Fungal nail infections, also known as onychomycosis, are a common condition that can affect anyone. They occur when fungi invade the nail, causing thickening, discolouration, and brittleness. But what causes these infections, and why do some people seem more prone to them than others?

  85. Foot Cream

    Best Foot Creams UK

    Taking care of your feet is just as important as looking after your hands and face. Whether you experience dry, cracked heels or simply need to maintain soft, healthy skin, using a high-quality foot cream can make a significant difference. Below, we explore some of the best foot creams available in the UK, all of which can be found at Algeos, a trusted supplier of podiatry and foot care products.

  86. Choosing Podiatrist Tools

    Choosing the Best Podiatry Instruments for your Practice

    Selecting the right podiatry instruments is essential for providing high-quality patient care, ensuring efficiency, and maintaining hygiene standards in a podiatry practice. The right tools not only improve clinical outcomes but also enhance practitioner comfort and durability, leading to long-term cost savings.

  87. Memory Foam Insoles

    Memory Foam Insoles Unwrapped

    Runners and walkers put significant stress on their feet, often leading to discomfort, fatigue, and even long-term foot problems. Whether you’re training for a marathon, enjoying a daily walk, or standing for long hours, foot fatigue can make even simple movements painful. One effective solution to this common issue is memory foam insoles, which provide cushioning, support, and pressure relief to keep your feet comfortable and energised.

  88. Contact Cement

    How to Use Contact Cement: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Contact cement is a rubber-based adhesive that creates a permanent bond when two surfaces touch. It is commonly used for: Laminates and veneers (countertops, furniture), shoe and leather repair, insole adaptions, rubber and plastic bonding, woodworking and cabinetry, upholstery and automotive trim.

  89. Fungal Nail

    Psoriasis Nails and Fungal Infections

    When it comes to nail health, distinguishing between the various conditions that affect nails can be a daunting task. Two prevalent issues are nail psoriasis and fungal infections. Although these conditions might seem similar at first glance, they stem from different causes, exhibit varied symptoms and require distinct treatment approaches. Understanding these differences is essential for effective management and treatment.

  90. Applying Foot Cream

    How to Apply Foot Cream: A Guide

    Begin by washing your feet with warm water and mild soap to remove dirt and bacteria. After washing, pat them dry with a clean towel, ensuring no moisture remains, especially between the toes, as dampness can lead to fungal infections.

  91. Cork Flooring

    The many applications for cork sheets

    Cork sheets are a versatile and sustainable material. They are used in a wide range of applications, from crafts to construction. Harvested from the bark of the cork oak tree, cork is a renewable resource. Its unique properties make it suitable for many uses.

  92. Poron Vive Insoles

    PORON Vive: Science Behind Next-Level Cushioning

    When it comes to footwear comfort, not all cushioning is created equal. Whether you're designing for athletes, work boots, lifestyle shoes or aftermarket insoles the materials you choose can make or break the user experience. That’s where PORON Vive Energy Activated Cushioning comes into play - a high-performance solution that offers an ideal balance between shock absorption and energy return.

  93. Peanut Ball Exercise

    What are Peanut Exercise Balls used for?

    Peanut exercise balls are a unique fitness tool. Their distinctive shape sets them apart from traditional exercise balls. These balls offer a range of benefits. They can improve balance, coordination, and core strength. But what exactly are peanut exercise balls? And how are they used in fitness routines?

  94. Hard Skin on Feet

    Dealing with Hard Skin on Feet

    Hard skin on your feet can be uncomfortable and sometimes even painful. Whether it's the tough skin on your heels or the hardened patches on your big toe, this common issue can be addressed with the right techniques and tools.

  95. What is Copolymer Polypropylene?

    What is Copolymer Polypropylene?

    Copolymer polypropylene is a versatile and durable plastic material. It's a thermoplastic polymer used in a wide range of applications. This material is created by polymerizing propylene with ethylene or butene monomers. The result is a material that's more flexible and tougher than homopolymer polypropylene.

  96. Cracked Heels

    Top Heel Balms for Cracked Heels

    Cracked heels can be more than just an aesthetic concern. They can cause discomfort and even pain. Heel balms are a popular solution for this issue. They are designed to moisturise, heal and protect dry, cracked skin. But with so many options on the market, how do you choose the right one?

  97. Plastics for Prosthetics

    Use of Copolyester in Orthotics and Prosthetics

    The field of orthotics and prosthetics is constantly evolving. New materials and technologies are continually being explored to improve patient comfort and mobility.

    One such material is copolyester. This thermoplastic polymer is gaining traction in the industry due to its unique properties.

  98. Super Glue

    The Ultimate Guide to Super Glue Uses

    Super glue, a household staple, is known for its quick bonding ability. It's a powerful adhesive that can fix a variety of materials in seconds. But did you know that the magic behind super glue is a compound called cyanoacrylate? This ingredient is responsible for the strong adhesion that super glue is famous for.

  99. Resistance Band

    Resistance Bands Exercises

    Resistance bands are a fantastic, affordable tool to boost your fitness routine. Whether you're a seasoned athlete, a healthcare professional guiding your patients, or someone keen to maintain an active lifestyle at home, these bands offer a dynamic way to build strength, improve flexibility, and enhance balance. In this article, we’ll explore a range of exercises you can do with a resistance band, breaking them down by target area and offering tips for each move.
  100. Back Pain

    What does a back support do?

    Back pain affects millions of people worldwide, whether due to poor posture, injury, or chronic conditions. Finding the right back support can make a significant difference in reducing discomfort, improving posture, and preventing long-term damage. From a back support belt to a back support cushion or brace, there are various options to suit different needs. In this article, we explore the benefits of back support and how to choose the right one for your condition.

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