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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Clean and thoroughly dry the shoe's insole, peel the backing off the adhesive base and position the orthotic pad with the crossbar just behind the area where the toes rest, under the metatarsals. Press firmly so the base adheres well, then put on the shoe and check that the pad is comfortable, without pressing on any one point. If necessary, reposition it before fixing it permanently. Avoid using it on broken skin and stop use if discomfort occurs.

T-shaped orthotic pad in leather on latex, soft against the foot, with an adhesive base so it stays in place in the shoe. The T shape has a crosswise part that sits behind the metatarsal heads, where the load is concentrated, and a central part that gives support. It cushions the forefoot, helps distribute pressure better and can relieve the discomfort caused by tight shoes or uneven foot placement. It protects against rubbing from the shoe and prevents the formation of blisters and hard skin. Thin and discreet, it fits easily into the shoe for a more comfortable step. It can be worn on either the right or the left foot.

T-Shaped Metatarsal Pad

T-Shaped Metatarsal Pad

T-shaped orthotic pad in genuine leather on latex with adhesive base: it supports the metatarsal area and cushions the forefoot. Indicated as a support in the preventive and conservative treatment of metatarsalgia.


DESCRIPTION

T-shaped orthotic pad in leather on latex, soft against the foot, with an adhesive base so it stays in place in the shoe. The T shape has a crosswise part that sits behind the metatarsal heads, where the load is concentrated, and a central part that gives support. It cushions the forefoot, helps distribute pressure better and can relieve the discomfort caused by tight shoes or uneven foot placement. It protects against rubbing from the shoe and prevents the formation of blisters and hard skin. Thin and discreet, it fits easily into the shoe for a more comfortable step. It can be worn on either the right or the left foot.

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