Diabetic foot syndrome is one of the more serious complications of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. In many cases, the initial symptoms are ignored because the diabetic foot has a reduced sensitivity to pain, which makes the diagnosis too late. The most common complications are deep, difficult to heal wounds, ulcers, calluses, infections and neuropathic pain (Charcot joint), i.e. numbness, burning or pricking sensation in the feet. In order to reduce or avoid the severe symptoms of ZSC, it is extremely important to prevent the use of Diabetic orthopedic insoles, which have been designed in such a way as to properly relieve sensitive feet while keeping them in the right position. The insoles are also dedicated to people suffering from overweight and rheumatoid arthritis.

This model of the Kingmed orthopedic insole has a longitudinal arch lift and a metatarsal pad to prevent the formation of transverse-longitudinal flat feet.

Recommendations and instructions for use:

l  Before using orthopedic insoles, consult an orthopedist or physical therapist.

l  Full adaptation of the feet to the insoles takes place after a minimum of 3 weeks of their systematic use.

l  Orthopedic insoles should be used in shoes in accordance with their intended use - the left insole for the left shoe and the right insole for the right shoe. Before placing the insole in the footwear, it is recommended to remove the factory padding from the shoes.

l  Orthopedic insoles can be cut to a maximum of 0.5 cm from the toe side in order to adjust the shape to the type of footwear.

l  Orthopedic insoles should be cleaned by hand, using a damp cloth with the addition of a mild antibacterial soap.

l  If the product gets wet, it should be dried in the ventilated place at room temperature.

l  Do not dry in tumble dryers, on a radiator, in the sun or overheat.

l In case of any questions regarding the use of orthopedic insoles, contact us by calling 537-966-300.

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