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Silicone insoles for diabetics
Silicone insoles suitable for diabetic feet.
The insoles provide soft support for the entire foot, which is susceptible to pressure sores.
The insoles are also recommended for preventing foot warts and spur inflammation.
The pads speed up recovery and help reduce pain and scarring.
The blue area is extra soft for greater cushioning of sensitive areas.
Hypoallergenic, non-toxic, non-flammable and odorless.
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User manual
- Before inserting the gel insoles, the previous insoles must be removed from the shoes.
- The insoles should be cut according to the size of the inner surface of the shoe.
- The interior of the shoe should be cleaned and made sure there is no dirt or unwanted internal bumps.
- The insoles must be inserted, each insole into the appropriate shoe.
- After insertion, slide your hand along the entire length of the insole and make sure there are no folds.
- You should wear the shoes with the insoles and check that they fit the shoe.
- If the insole is too long, it can be removed and carefully cut, according to the markings on the bottom.
- It is recommended to replace the insoles approximately once a year, depending on the distance walked with them and the user's weight.
Our expert advice
- Before inserting the gel insoles, the previous insoles must be removed from the shoes.
- The insoles should be cut according to the size of the inner surface of the shoe.
- The interior of the shoe should be cleaned and made sure there is no dirt or unwanted internal bumps.
- The insoles must be inserted, each insole into the appropriate shoe.
- After insertion, slide your hand along the entire length of the insole and make sure there are no folds.
- You should wear the shoes with the insoles and check that they fit the shoe.
- If the insole is too long, it can be removed and carefully cut, according to the markings on the bottom.
- It is recommended to replace the insoles approximately once a year, depending on the distance walked with them and the user's weight.
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