Duosoft Plus Diabetic Insoles with Memory Foam

Key selling points

• High-level cushioning for diabetic and sensitive feet
• Slow-rebound memory foam helps cradle the foot
• Designed to redistribute pressure across the plantar surface
• Vygel heel helps attenuate shock at heel strike
• Supportive base helps the insole keep its shape better than basic foam inserts
• Suitable for everyday footwear with adequate depth
• Antibacterial materials help keep the in-shoe environment fresher
• Sold as a pair

What they do and how they work

Duosoft Plus is a cushioning insole for pressure relief and comfort. 

The PORON top layer has a soft, slow-rebound feel that helps the insole conform to the contours of the foot over time. This can help reduce localised pressure, improve comfort around bony areas, and reduce friction-related stress inside footwear.

Unlike ordinary insoles that quickly lose their shape, flatten and become uncomfortable Duosoft Plus offers superior cushioning from heel to toe without compromising arch support. 

Underneath, the moulded cellular urethane base adds resilience and structure so the insole remains supportive during walking and standing. 

A Vygel heel section helps reduce impact at heel strike, which may be useful for people with heel sensitivity, foot fatigue, or painful joints.

Common problems it may help with

• Pressure-sensitive feet
• Friction that can contribute to blisters or callus formation
• Heel discomfort and impact sensitivity
• Sensitive or at-risk areas that benefit from softer in-shoe cushioning
• General foot fatigue during prolonged standing or walking

Indications

• Diabetes: Helps in preventing foot complications associated with diabetes.
• Arthritis: Provides relief for arthritic feet.
• Metatarsalgia: Alleviates pain in the ball of the foot.
• Pre-ulcerated Sites: Protects areas at risk of skin breakdown.
• Plantar Fasciitis: Aids in managing heel pain and discomfort.
• Foot Deformities: Accommodates various foot deformities.
• Morton’s Neuralgia: Reduces pain associated with Morton’s neuralgia.
• Forefoot Accommodation: Offers additional support and cushioning for the forefoot.
• Skin Breakdown: Prevents skin breakdown by providing a protective cushioning layer.
• Sesamoiditis: Insoles provide a supportive and comfortable base for the foot, releiving forefoot pressure.

Applications / Who they are suitable for

• People with diabetes who need extra underfoot cushioning
• People with neuropathy or reduced sensation who need a more protective footbed
• Arthritic feet that benefit from softer pressure distribution
• Users with foot deformities who need an insole that can adapt to foot shape
• Patients requiring a cushioning layer for pre-ulcerated or at-risk areas under clinical guidance
• Podiatrists, orthotists, physiotherapists, and other clinicians selecting pressure-relieving insoles
• Daily wear in appropriate footwear with enough internal depth

Availble direct and through NHS Supply Chain. To learn more about insoles - see our insoles guide

Usage instructions

• Place the insoles into clean, dry footwear.
• Make sure the shoe has enough depth so the foot is not compressed once inserted.
• Wear consistently for day-to-day comfort and pressure relief.
• If feet are very sensitive, build up wear time gradually.
• Check feet regularly for rubbing, redness, or changes in skin condition.
• Clean gently with mild detergent if needed and allow to air dry fully.
• Avoid high heat during drying or storage.

Benefits

• Softer step-to-step comfort for daily walking and standing
• Helps reduce peak pressure in sensitive areas
• Can help lower friction-related irritation inside footwear
• Conforms to a wide range of foot shapes over time
• Useful where forefoot comfort and general pressure relief are needed
• Helps support a cooler, drier, fresher in-shoe environment
• May be helpful as part of a wider diabetic foot protection routine