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Arthritic and Diabetic Insoles

“Footwear and orthoses designed with soft and molded surfaces can lower plantar pressure by increasing the foot-contact area, where pressure equals force over area”.

Birke, Foto & Pfiefe (1999)

Introducing our specially designed insoles, tailored to provide comfort and support for individuals managing diabetes and arthritis. Our diabetic insoles are engineered with precision to offer cushioning and alleviate pressure points, reducing the risk of foot ulcers and discomfort for those with diabetes. With moisture-wicking technology and a focus on breathability, these insoles keep feet dry and comfortable, promoting foot health and well-being.

For those battling arthritis, our insoles provide relief by reducing joint stress and minimizing impact during daily activities. Crafted with advanced shock-absorption materials, these insoles minimize the strain on arthritic joints, allowing for greater mobility and reduced pain. Whether you’re managing diabetes or arthritis, our range of insoles is here to ensure your feet are enveloped in comfort, supporting your health and enhancing your overall quality of life.

Arthritic and Diabetic Insoles

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Pressure Relieving Insoles - The Part they Play

Soft pressure-relieving insoles are a valuable asset for individuals dealing with both sore arthritic feet and the prevention of ulcers in diabetic feet. Here’s how they can be beneficial for each condition:


Sore Arthritic Feet:

Cushioning and Support: Soft pressure-relieving insoles are designed to provide cushioning and support for the feet. This cushioning helps to distribute the pressure more evenly across the foot, reducing the stress on arthritic joints. This can alleviate pain and discomfort, making it easier for individuals with arthritis to move and walk.

Shock Absorption: These insoles often incorporate shock-absorbing materials, which help to reduce the impact on joints when walking. This feature is especially beneficial for individuals with arthritis, as it minimizes the strain on sensitive and inflamed joints, promoting greater mobility and comfort.

Improved Stability: Soft insoles can enhance stability and balance, reducing the risk of falls, which can be particularly concerning for individuals with arthritic joints. By providing a stable base, they support more secure movement.


Preventing Ulcers in Diabetic Feet:

Pressure Distribution: People with diabetes are at risk of developing foot ulcers due to reduced blood circulation and nerve damage. Soft pressure-relieving insoles are designed to distribute pressure evenly across the sole of the foot. By reducing high-pressure points, they help to prevent the formation of ulcers, particularly in areas prone to friction.

Cushioning and Protection: The gentle, supportive nature of these insoles provides a protective barrier for diabetic feet. They help to shield the feet from the pressures and potential trauma that can lead to ulcers, offering an extra layer of defense.

Moisture Control: Many pressure-relieving insoles also incorporate moisture-wicking materials, which keep the feet dry and free from excess moisture. This is essential for diabetics, as moisture can increase the risk of skin breakdown and infection.

Soft pressure-relieving insoles can make a significant difference for individuals with sore arthritic feet by reducing discomfort and increasing mobility. Additionally, they play a crucial role in preventing ulcers in diabetic feet by ensuring even pressure distribution, providing cushioning and protection, and promoting overall foot health. It’s essential to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the most suitable insoles for your specific condition.