Bodytonix Night Splint with Heel Support

Product Description

Low profile orthosis to help managing Plantar fasciitis at night. It can also be used to help Achilles tendinopathy, Posterior tibial tendonitis, Achilles tendonitis, Metatarsalgia, Post-static pain, Hallux limitus, Sesamoiditis and Calcaneal Spur.

3 fasteners secure the foot.

Bodytonix Night Splint with Heel Support Features:

• Anatomical fit.
• Soft adjustable straps.
• Dorsal shell.
• Heel support
• 90° dorsiflexion.
• Soft lined foam interior.
• Soft foam padded interfaces.
• Flexible and lightweight.

Bodytonix Night Splint with Heel Support Benefits:

• Holds the foot in place without sacrificing comfort or mobility.
• The 3 adjustable straps are quick and easy to use, providing a secure and comfortable fit.
• ABS platic plate.
• Sole made with Non-slip silicone material
• Heel is supported and secured.
• Stretching and increasing flexibility in the calf reduces the risk of further strain and tearing of the plantar fascia.
• Soft lined foam interfaces provide maximum comfort during sleep.
• Hand washable components.
• Universal fit (left or right)

Contraindications:

• Although this product permits inhouse ambulation, you should not walk or attempt to place weight on the foot while using this splint without approval from your physician.
• Do not use outdoors, or on slippery or uneven surfaces.

How to use your Night Splint

• The night splint is designed to reduce the morning pain in your foot.
• The function of the night splint is to eliminate the painful morning stretching process by not allowing foot drop and the accompanying muscle tightening.
• When donning the splint make certain your heel is well seated inside the heel of the splint.
• Once the ankle is secure, the calf strap can be secured.
• Lastly, the strap above the ball of the foot is to be secured.
• The tow wedge should be positioned so that your toes are bending up at the creases.
• The splint is designed for nightwear, an in bed. The device is not designed for walking.
• The plastic part of the splint can easily be cleaned with soap and water. The liner can be laundered, or hand washed. The liner should drip-dry to ensure no shrinkage. Ideally, the liner can be cleaned in the morning and left to dry all day and be ready to use at night.
• The straps are to be pulled snug, but not so tight as to cut the skin or cut off circulation. A good test is to be able to comfortably slide a finger or two easily under the strap.