Knee Joint Synovitis: Causes and Solutions
Knee joint synovitis is one of the most common forms of synovitis – inflammation of the joint's synovial membrane that most often affects the knee specifically, though it can also...
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ErgoPad Weightflex insoles | Orthopedic insoles for flat feet
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ErgoPad Weightflex insoles | Orthopedic insoles for flat feet - 35 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Shipping and delivery
- Omniva parcel lockers in Baltic countries from €1.50
- Courier in Baltic countries from €5.00
- Pickup - Brīvības iela 180, Riga €0.00
- For EEA countries outside the Baltics, delivery cost will be calculated individually. (We will contact you regarding delivery costs.)
ErgoPad Weightflex insoles | Orthopedic insoles for flat feet - 35 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Anatomically appropriate shape
The very thin front edge of the sole has a shape that corresponds to the anatomy of the foot, which does not stress the metatarsophalangeal, or forefoot, joints.
Reduced pressure
The outer part of the sole is lower in the area of the fifth metatarsophalangeal joint, thus respecting the biomechanical characteristics of this part of the foot.
Size: Insole sizes correspond to shoe size.
Shoes suitable for insoles, which have a wide enough interior to accommodate both the foot and the selected insoles. Never put insoles in shoes that are too narrow and tight.
Like shoes, insoles should be about 1cm longer than the length of the foot when it is in a stable position and under load. Check the length of both feet, if there is a difference, size is determined by the longer foot.
Break-in phase: Like other medical aids, the ErgoPad weightflex insoles may feel a little strange the first time you wear them. Therefore, it is recommended to initially wear the insoles for 1-2 hours and gradually extend the wearing time.
The shape of the insoles can be adjusted:
- Trimming the edges of the insole a little so that it fits comfortably in the shoes
- By thermal adjustment, if so determined by your specialist.
CARE
It is recommended to wipe or wash with a lightly moistened sponge. Do not dry on heating devices!
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Variable compression improves:
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