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Why every podiatrist needs modifiable chairside insoles

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Why every podiatrist needs modifiable chairside 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.

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  1. Orthotic Insoles

    What is: The Slimflex Range

    Foot orthoses have been used for the management of lower-limb and foot pathologies since the 19th century - clinical studies have shown that orthotic devices contribute to the normal function of the foot.

  2. Heel Lifts

    Heel Lifts - Buyers Guide

    This article is intended to give an overview of the different types of in-shoe orthotic heel inserts available and their strengths and shortcomings, and to assist you in choosing appropriate heel lift product

  3. Algeos Consistent Performer Award - Barry Greenhough

    Algeos Consistent Performer Award - Barry Greenhough

    Barry Greenhough, our warehouse operative who has been with us since 2007, received a unanimous vote from his fellow colleagues as he was commended with the ‘Consistent Performer’ award to commend his hard-working nature, efficiency and commitment to the role.

  4. Smelly Feet

    Sweaty Feet & Foot Odour

    Feet need to be kept healthy and agile to support the entire weight of our bodies in our day-to-day life. This is why the feet contain 250,000 sweat glands that constantly secrete moisture to keep feet moist, supple and healthy.

  5. Foot Blisters - Very Annoying!

    What is: A Foot Blister

    You may get blisters on your feet if your shoes or socks don't fit well and rub uncomfortably. Athletes and hikers often get foot blisters. Blisters usually occur at the start of a new sports season or exercise program, after wearing new shoes, or when the weather is hot and humid.

  6. What is: Achilles Tendonitis

    What is: Achilles Tendonitis?

    If you have Achilles tendonitis you will experience discomfort at the back of the leg which consists of a burning, shooting, or piercing pain due to the inflammation or degeneration of the Achilles tendon.

  7. Heel Pain

    What is: Heel pain - Bursitis & Plantar Fasciitis

    Heel Pain Syndrome is caused by repetitive pressure placed on the heel of the foot when walking, which causes soreness of the heel.

  8. liverpool echo regional business innovation and technology award

    We've been Nominated! Liverpool Echo Regional Business Innovation & Technology Award

    Some of the algeos team were excited to attend the Liverpool Echo Regional Business Awards. We were shortlisted for our range of clinical medical technology solutions that we offer to our customers and also our implementation of new technology & business support systems internally over the last couple of years.

  9. Foot Blisters - Owch

    What is: Blisters about - how do I get them AND prevent them?

    A blister is a bubble of fluid under the outer layer of skin. The fluid may be clear or filled with blood or pus. There are many possible causes of blisters including a burn, disease, an allergic reaction, or from your skin rubbing against something.

  10. Algeos celebrates success at The North West Family Business Awards

    Algeos celebrates success at The North West Family Business Awards

    We are really pleased to announce that ALGEOS have won the NW Family Business Award for Wholesaler/Distributor of the Year.

    We believe this award is testament to the great work that our employees do every day to supply and support our customers, clinicians and patients.

    Well done team Algeos!

  11. Hallux Rigidus

    What is: Hallux Rigidus?

    This is a common form of arthritis located at the base of the big toe (this joint is called the metatarsophalangeal, or MTP joint). This joint is important to the proper function of the foot, as it needs to bend when the foot is in motion.

  12. Arthritis in Feet

    What is: Arthritis and arthritic feet?

    Arthritis refers to the inflammation of joints of the body. There are many different types of arthritis, some of the causes are listed below. As this website is a foot care resource, we will focus on arthritis of the foot and ankle.

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