Podiatry

Algeos plays a vital role in supporting podiatry across the UK, offering high-quality products and resources tailored for foot health professionals. Known for its extensive range, Algeos provides essential tools, from orthotics and insoles to foot care products, designed to assist in managing common conditions like plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and flat feet.

In addition to product support, Algeos actively invests in the professional development of podiatrists. Through workshops, webinars, and other educational resources, Algeos keeps practitioners up-to-date with the latest techniques and research, ensuring they’re well-equipped to provide excellent patient care.

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  1. Heel Spur

    Best Heel Spur Products UK

    This guide compares key heel spur products available from Algeos, including silicone heel cups, slim gel heel pads, shock-absorbing insoles and targeted heel spur cushions. 

    It is designed to help UK customers, clinicians and informed patients choose the most suitable product for everyday heel pain support.

  2. Feet

    Feet Facts - 101 Fun and Interesting Stats

    Feet are extraordinary! They support us, help us move, and have played a huge part in history, culture, and sports. From ancient foot binding practices to modern sports achievements, our feet are not only biologically significant but also culturally impactful. Hopefully, these fun and interesting facts have given you a newfound appreciation for the complex and fascinating structure that keeps you standing strong.

  3. Curing Plantar Fasciitis

    Curing Plantar Fasciitis: A Research-Backed Guide

    If left untreated, plantar fasciitis can lead to chronic pain and even affect mobility. This guide delves into research-backed treatments, exercises, and lifestyle adjustments to help manage and cure plantar fasciitis.

  4. Heel Cushion Pad

    Heel Cushion Types - Selection Guide

    Heel spurs can cause discomfort and foot pain, but using the right heel cushion pads can help prevent and relieve symptoms. Different materials offer unique benefits, so choosing the right option can make a big difference. Here’s a guide to silicone, gel, and PORON heel cushions and how they can help.

  5. Biomechanics

    Lower Limb Biomechanics Quick Reference Guide

    Here is a comprehensive list of biomechanical conditions that could benefit from orthotic therapy, podiatry treatments or other interventions. It has been created as quick reference guide for clinicians looking at each condtion and the basic treat options.

  6. Foot file

    Best Foot Files From Algeos Reviewed

    The best all-round choice for most buyers is the Algeos Hard Skin Foot File. It is a simple double-sided manual file with coarse and fine surfaces, a 23cm length, and an ergonomic handle, which makes it easy to recommend as the default pick for routine hard skin and callus care.

  7. Professional Foot File

    Professional Foot Files vs Cheap Foot Files

    At first glance, one foot file can look much like another. In practice, the difference between a professional foot file and a cheap alternative often shows up in control, finish quality, hygiene options and how reliably the abrasive performs over time.

    For podiatrists, foot health practitioners, salon teams and informed consumers, that difference matters. A file is not just a low-cost accessory - it is a contact tool that affects treatment efficiency, skin finish, infection control and the overall perception of care.

  8. Foot File in Use

    How to Use a Foot File Safely Without Damaging Your Skin

    A foot file can be a useful self-care tool for managing dry, thickened skin on the heels and soles. The key is gentle technique. Too much pressure, too much friction or filing the wrong area can leave skin tender, cracked or vulnerable rather than smooth and comfortable.

  9. Bunion Protectors

    Bunion Treatment Guide

    Bunion pads help you feel comfortable during the day. The bunion corrector or splint is meant to be worn at night. It gives gentle pressure to help realign the big toe. Read our guide.

  10. Heel Pain

    Best Plantar Fasciitis Insoles Brands

    This guide compares leading insole brands sold through Algeos, including Slimflex, Podotech, Interpod, Prothotics, FasciaFix and Memopur, with a focus on key features, how they work, lifestyle fit, user experience and clinical credibility.

  11. Fungal Nail Infection

    How to Treat Fungal Nail Infection

    Fungal nail infections, or onychomycosis, are common but stubborn conditions that affect toenails and fingernails. They cause nails to become discoloured, thick, and brittle. Left untreated, the infection can spread and become harder to manage.

  12. Home Care for Feet

    Home Therapy for Plantar Fasciitis

    Heel pain is a common issue affecting countless individuals. The pain can stem from various conditions such as plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia, or simply tired feet from standing or walking for extended periods. 

    Understanding the cause of your heel pain is the first step in finding the right treatment.

  13. Plantar Fasciitis Treatment

    Plantar Fasciitis Treatment Options

    Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain - affecting many active individuals and professionals alike. Whether you’re a healthcare practitioner or someone seeking relief from everyday discomfort, understanding the treatment options available across the UK can help guide your journey back to pain-free steps. In this article, we explore the approaches offered by the NHS alongside private podiatry options, so you can make an informed decision that suits your lifestyle and needs.
  14. Urea Foot Cream

    Benefits of Urea Foot Cream for Dry Skin

    Dry, cracked feet can be more than just an aesthetic concern. They can cause discomfort and even pain. Enter urea foot cream. The key ingredient, urea, is a natural compound found in our skin. It plays a crucial role in maintaining skin's moisture. Urea foot cream works by hydrating and exfoliating the rough, dry skin on our feet. It's a simple solution with profound effects.

     

  15. Dressing on Arm

    Best Wound Dressings - UK Guide

    Proper wound care is crucial for healing and preventing infection. Modern wound dressings are designed to keep wounds in a moist, protected environment, which research has shown helps skin cells grow and wounds heal faster.

  16. Podiatrist Prescribed Insoles

    Podiatrist Recommended Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis

    Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain, often worst with the first steps in the morning. The right insole can reduce painful strain by supporting the arch, cushioning the heel and improving load distribution during standing and walking.
  17. Painful Cracked Heels

    Best Foot Cream for Cracked Heels 2026

    Cracked heels, medically known as heel fissures, are a common foot ailment that can cause discomfort and lead to more serious complications if left untreated. They occur when the skin on the heels becomes dry and thickened, leading to splitting under pressure.

  18. Cleaning podiatry chair with clinell wipes

    Clinell Wipes FAQ - Choosing the Right Wipe

    Clinell wipes are a staple in many clinics because they make day-to-day decontamination simpler. This FAQ answers the practical questions clinicians and informed consumers ask most often, with a quick Clinell range overview you can buy online.

  19. Orthotic Insoles

    What type of insoles do I need?

    Choosing the right insoles for foot support can make a real difference to your life. They can alleviate discomfort, enhance performance and even prevent injuries. But how do you know what type of insoles you need? The answer lies in understanding 'your unique needs'. Factors such as your foot arch type, shoe type and activity type play a crucial role.

  20. Toe Protection Tips

    Toe Protection Tips using Silipos Foot Care Gels

    Silipos Gel products are designed to offer protection, comfort, and relief for various foot-related issues. These products, which include toe protectors, toe separators, gel caps, and toe straighteners, are made from high-quality, medical-grade gels that are soft, flexible, and durable. They are specifically crafted to alleviate discomfort caused by conditions such as blisters, corns, calluses, bunions, and hammertoes. 

  21. 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.
  22. 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.

  23. 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.

  24. 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.

  25. 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.

  26. 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. 

  27. Orthotic Insoles

    How Slimflex insoles support pronation, supination, and neutral gait

    A healthy gait is a fine balance between motion and control. It involves the complex interaction of joints, muscles, and loading forces from the heel strike through to toe-off. For many people, this balance can be disrupted by biomechanical inefficiencies such as excessive pressure or excessive loads of pronation and supination forces.
  28. 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. 

  29. Podiatrist Examining Feet

    How Diaped Improves Foot Health in Diabetic Patients

    The Diaped brand is dedicated to enhancing the health and wellbeing of individuals living with diabetes and high-risk foot conditions. Trusted by podiatrists, orthotists, vascular specialists, and healthcare professionals across the UK, Diaped offers a specialised range of diabetic footcare products designed to help prevent complications and support long-term mobility. 

  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. 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?

  32. 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
  33. 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.

  34. 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. 

  35. 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.
  36. 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.

  37. 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.

  38. 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.

  39. 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.

  40. 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.

  41. 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.

  42. 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. 

  43. Rubbing foot cream onto foot

    Urea Foot Cream for Healthier Feet

    Our feet work hard every day, yet they’re often the most neglected part of our body. Dry, cracked heels and rough skin aren’t just unsightly—they can be uncomfortable and even lead to more serious problems, like infections and foot ulcers, if ignored.

    Thankfully, urea-based foot creams offer a simple and effective way to keep feet soft, smooth, and healthy. Whether you're dealing with everyday dryness or managing conditions like diabetes, adding a urea-based cream to your routine can make a world of difference.

  44. 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?

  45. 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.

  46. 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.

  47. Royal College of Podiatry

    A month of healthcare engagement: Algeos’ role across five key events

    Last week, Team Algeos proudly participated in five major events that spanned podiatry, education, and healthcare advocacy.

    These occasions offered an incredible opportunity to showcase our innovative products and close partnerships, connect with healthcare professionals, and inspire the next generation of podiatrists and therapists. From careers fairs to international conferences, here’s a detailed recap of our whirlwind week of activity.

  48. Inter-Digital Orthoses

    Importance of Customised Inter-Digital Silicone Orthoses

    Foot health is a vital component of overall well-being. Our feet support mobility and balance, but many people suffer from discomfort due to deformities, pressure points, and poor biomechanics. Fortunately, customised silicone orthoses provide an effective solution to alleviate foot pain and correct alignment issues. These tailor-made devices, commonly used by podiatrists, offer a personalised approach to support and improve foot function.

  49. College of Podiatry

    Algeos steps forward with orthotic and diabetic innovations at Podiatry 2024

    Algeos returns to the Royal College of Podiatry conference in 2024 to showcase its new partnerships, advancements in podiatric technology, and brand-new educational offering.

    Exhibiting across two stands, two demo zones, and workshop area, the team are bringing exciting new product launches, partnerships, and space for foot health professionals to get stuck in with orthotic therapy and diabetic foot solutions.

  50. Podiatry Felt

    Podiatry Felt Guide for Podiatrists

    Podiatry felt, also known as chiropody felt, is a versatile tool widely used in foot care to alleviate discomfort from conditions such as corns, calluses, blisters, and ulcers. Its primary function is to redistribute pressure away from sensitive areas, providing immediate relief and promoting healing.

  51. Dermatoscope for Clinicians

    How a Dermatoscope Can Support Clinicians in the Private Sector

    In the UK’s private healthcare sector, clinicians face the challenge of providing high-quality, personalised care that meets patients' expectations and aligns with best practices. A dermatoscope, a diagnostic tool that allows magnified examination of the skin and nails, has become an invaluable resource for many clinicians.

  52. Kids Insoles

    Children's Insoles: Helping Young Feet

    Insoles can be an effective solution, providing essential support and guidance for developing arches and improving overall foot alignment. This guide will offer an in-depth look at kids insoles, helping you make informed decisions for your young patients or children.

  53. Plantar Fasciitis Research

    Plantar Fasciitis Research Review 2024

    Plantar fasciitis is a widespread condition that causes heel pain, typically due to strain or overuse. While several treatment options exist, ongoing research continues to refine and develop more effective approaches. This article explores the latest research studies on plantar fasciitis treatments, with a focus on their efficacy and long-term outcomes.

  54. Podiatry

    Futureproofing the Podiatry Workforce

    With an ageing population, decline in student podiatrists, and tightening healthcare budgets across the UK, the podiatry sector is facing significant barriers as an allied health service.

    There are currently between 10,000 and 14,500 registered podiatrists across the UK, a number that – according to Statista – has fallen dramatically since the previous year. This is of particular concern when you consider the ageing population along with the prevalence of conditions that have specific impact on lower limb care.

  55. Bunion Treatment for Podiatrists

    Podiatry Bunion Treatment: Evidence-Based Perspectives

    Bunion treatment options range from conservative protection measures, such as padding and orthoses, to surgical correction, each with distinct pros and cons. For podiatrists, choosing the best approach often depends on the severity of the deformity, patient lifestyle, and the latest clinical evidence.

  56. Gait Assesment on Treadmill

    Gait Analysis – Made Simple

    Over a lifetime, the average person walks a distance equivalent to circling the Earth three and a half times. Biomechanically, the feet play a crucial role in maintaining the overall health and function of the body. The way a person moves, whether walking or running, is known as gait. Gait can be divided into different phases, each corresponding to a specific stage of the walking cycle. Gait analysis involves breaking down the gait cycle and investigating the condition and function of the foot at key points.

  57. Rheumatoid Arthritis Of the Foot

    Treating Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis

    Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects approximately 0.8% of the adult population worldwide, with a notable impact on foot health and mobility (NICE, 2022). For podiatrists, RA presents a unique challenge as it can lead to progressive joint deformities, pain, and compromised gait. This article explores effective strategies for managing foot complications in RA.

  58. Podiatrist examining patients foot

    Reasons why YOU need a Podiatrist

    A podiatrist is a medical professional devoted to the treatment of disorders of the foot and ankle, to improve people’s mobility, independence, and quality of life. Our feet play a crucial role in our daily lives, so why not make sure that they are in the right condition, so it doesn’t affect our overall well-being?

  59. Ali and Sangeeta at the Village of Hope

    Algeos donates crucial medical supplies to support podiatric services at the Village of Hope in India

    Algeos, a leading provider of medical supplies and equipment, establishes its partnership with podiatrists visiting the Village of Hope in New Dheli, India, to provide much needed chairside materials. A thriving residential community, the Village of Hope was built in 1993 by HOPE Foundation, part of HOPE Worldwide, and sits on 22.4 acres of land with almost 800 houses for approximately 6,000 people.
  60. Modified Insoles

    Why every Podiatrist still needs Chairside Orthotic Insoles

    While there are many off-the-shelf orthotics, these insoles may not marry up to the needs of the patient when presented straight out of the box, which means that modifications may be necessary to support the foot and help alleviate issues.
  61. Inspecting Feet

    How do Therapeutic Insoles Support Diabetes and Pressure Relief?

    Therapeutic insoles are designed to provide, support, alignment, and relief for various foot conditions or biomechanical issues. They help support the arch, redistributing pressure evenly across the foot and providing stability. They can correct biomechanical imbalances in the feet by aligning the foot properly, and can help alleviate associated discomfort or prevent injuries.

  62. Diabetic Foot Ulcer Prevention

    Pressure Off-loading Devices for Foot Ulcer Prevention

    In the UK, over 4.9 million people have the condition, with a further 13.6 million people at increased risk of type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, the implications of diabetes to the individual can be severe. Without proper preventative care, people with the condition are at risk of complications such as foot ulceration, which can lead to lower-limb amputation. Lets look at offloading pressure and some of the tools available to achieve this.

  63. Fungal Nail

    Fungal Nail Infections: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment

    Fungal nail infections, medically known as onychomycosis, are common conditions that affect both toenails and fingernails. They cause nails to become discoloured, thickened, brittle, and, in some cases, painful. If left untreated, they can spread and lead to further complications.

  64. Dermatonics Once Heel Balm

    Why Dermatonics Heel Balm is Trusted by UK Podiatrists

    Cracked heels are more than just a cosmetic concern. For many people, particularly those with diabetes, mobility issues or dry skin conditions- fissures in the heel can become painful, prone to infection and even impact how well they walk. That’s where Dermatonics Heel Balm comes in.

  65. Person running in the snow

    Exploring the impact of cold weather on foot conditions

    As winter approaches, bringing cold temperatures and icy conditions, it's vital to take additional measures to stay warm and safe. While staying indoors offers comfort and dryness, venturing outside exposes us to harsh weather. It's essential to be prepared for these challenging outdoor conditions during the winter months.

  66. Foot Orthotic

    Manufacturing Custom Foot Orthotics

    In principle, the use of custom-made foot orthotics allows clinicians to provide a more accurate device to better treat patients, however this depends on the materials and methods used, as well as cost and manufacturing time. Staff shortages within O&P roles, as well as funding cuts, means that orthotists and workshop managers need to use the most cost and time effective materials and methods to best serve their patients.

  67. 3D Orthotic Design

    How Voxelcare is Revolutionising Orthotics

    According to NHS data, there are an estimated two million orthotic patients treated at one time in England alone. From diabetes to post op trauma, orthotic services provide health benefits for a wide range of conditions in a variety of settings. 

  68. Egyptian Podiatrist

    The History of Podiatry

    Podiatry, the branch of medicine devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders of the feet, has an interesting and varied history. From its origins in ancient civilisations to its modern-day practice, the field has undergone significant evolution, not just in name but in the scope of treatments and the level of medical training involved. The distinction between podiatry and chiropody has often caused confusion, but understanding their historical development helps clarify their differences.
  69. foot and ankle logo

    Foot and Ankle 2023

    The Foot & Ankle Show is dedicated to the education of healthcare professionals and personnel that are currently working or studying within the foot and ankle health industry. A heady mix of CPD, trade exhibitors and next-level networking opportunities make this the event you must attend.
  70. Overlapping Toes

    How do you fix overlapping toes?

    Toes can sometimes overlap or underlap the other toes and can be the cause of constant irritation. The cause of underlapping or overlapping toes is generally unknown.

  71. Sam Quek

    Gold Medallist Sam Quek to Symposium at CoP

    Sam was excellent and gave an inspirational, moving talk to all delegates that attended the Algeos lunchtime Symposium. Sam also brought along the gold medal she won at the Rio Olympics and was happy to take selfies with delegates.
  72. College of Podiatry 2016

    The College of Podiatry Annual Conference 2016

    Europe’s biggest and best podiatry conference returns to Liverpool for 2017. Join over 1,200 podiatrists, 100 speakers and 80 Exhibitors over 3 days and obtain 95% of your annual CPD requirements. 

     

  73. RUCK

    Algeos to Distribute RUCK Products in UK

    Global medical products distributor Algeos has signed a deal to be the exclusive distribution partner in the UK for RUCK. Algeos is launching the partnership by making the revolutionary RUCK MOBILSYSTEM available to podiatrists in the UK. A range of other innovative, industry-leading products will be rolled out over the coming months.

  74. Algeos Logo

    Algeos and CoP Agree Conference Sponsorship

    Leading medical products distribution company Algeos has signed the biggest ever commercial sponsorship deal with the College of Podiatry Annual Conference. Algeos has agreed to be the Principal Sponsor for the Conference for the next three years.

     

  75. Podiatry Hive

    UKs First Ever Podiatry Hive Conference

    A conference aimed at helping podiatrists in the UK to grow their practices has been hailed a success. The Business Reset Conference was organised by business mentors Podiatry Hive in conjunction with leading medical products distributor Algeos. The conference was a sell-out with 45 podiatrists from around the UK attending the two-day event in London.

  76. Algeos logo

    Algeos unveils innovative new products for podiatrists

    A leading medical products distributor has launched a number of new products for the UK’s podiatrists. The unveiling of the new products coincided with the publication of Algeos’s biggest ever podiatry catalogue at the annual College of Podiatry Conference.

  77. logo

    Podiatry/Allied Health Services Managers Conference/IPP 2014

    The Podiatry/Allied Health Services Managers Conference has now established itself as the leading event for Podiatry Managers.

  78. Olympic

    NEW Algeos Podiatry Catalogue 2013

    Our NEW Podiatry Catalogue for 2013 is now available and details our enhanced range of podiatry furniture and equipment, instruments, foot care appliances and everyday consumables. Get your FREE copy today.
  79. New Podotech range transforms the face of podiatric gels

    New Podotech range transforms the face of podiatric gels

    Algeos are proud to introduce a new and improved silicone gel range to the podiatry market. With a better design and wide selection of products, the Podotech gel range will be at the forefront of podiatry gels

  80. Podiatry Catalogue 2012

    NEW Algeos Podiatry Catalogue

    Our latest catalogue details our enhanced range of podiatry furniture and equipment, instruments, foot care appliances, and everyday cosumables.