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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Wash the support before first use. Place in the centre of the sole of the foot and fit the ring onto the second or third toe, in direct contact with the skin, in any shoe or sock. It should be used during the day and removed at night. It allows you to carry out all activities. It must not be worn in contact with wounds or ulcers unless on medical advice. To minimise any irritation or allergic reactions, regularly wash the area of skin in contact with the support and avoid gels, creams, oils or similar. Contact a doctor if the problem persists. Wash daily by hand in lukewarm water (max 30°C) with neutral soap and dry away from heat sources. Store in a clean, dry place away from light. Discard and replace the device when the fabric starts to give way.

Protection in soft elastic gel designed to distribute body weight evenly and effectively under the front of the foot, so as to protect, cushion and relieve the metatarsal area. Indicated to prevent or relieve forefoot plantar pain caused by shoes, corns, verrucas and flat feet. It provides comfort and reduces fatigue with a gentle massage. It protects against rubbing from the shoe and prevents the formation of blisters and hard skin. It can be worn on either the right or the left foot.

Metatarsal Cushion in Gel and Fabric
SKU: 460046410

Metatarsal Cushion in Gel and Fabric

Fabric-covered gel protection. It cushions the metatarsal area. Indicated as a support in the preventive and conservative treatment of metatarsalgia.


DESCRIPTION

Protection in soft elastic gel designed to distribute body weight evenly and effectively under the front of the foot, so as to protect, cushion and relieve the metatarsal area. Indicated to prevent or relieve forefoot plantar pain caused by shoes, corns, verrucas and flat feet. It provides comfort and reduces fatigue with a gentle massage. It protects against rubbing from the shoe and prevents the formation of blisters and hard skin. It can be worn on either the right or the left foot.

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