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Anatomically-correct metatarsal pad that supports and aligns the latitudinal arch, relieves forefoot pain and keeps feet in the correct position.
pedag Drop alleviates the symptoms of splayfoot.
Anatomically-correct metatarsal pad that supports and aligns the latitudinal arch, relieves forefoot pain and keeps feet in the correct position.
pedag Drop alleviates the symptoms of splayfoot and can prevent further problems.
Supports feet at the most stressed areas when walking or standing.
Covered with fine, natural leather. Self-adhesive back.
Available in the following sizes:
Small (35-37), Medium (38-41), Large (41-43), Extra Large (44-46).
To find the right position inside the shoe, remove the release liner only a little and place the pad inside the shoe.
Put on the shoes and walk around.
If the pad does not feel comfortable, re-position it and try again.
Once it feels comfortable, completely remove the release liner so that the pad securely adheres to your shoe.
The pad should be situated just behind the toe joints.
Splayfoot
Morton’s Neuroma
Capsulitis
Metatarsal pain
Metatarsalgia
Anatomically-correct metatarsal pad that supports and aligns the latitudinal arch, relieves forefoot pain and keeps feet in the correct position.
pedag Drop alleviates the symptoms of splayfoot and can prevent further problems.
Supports feet at the most stressed areas when walking or standing.
Covered with fine, natural leather. Self-adhesive back.
Available in the following sizes:
Small (35-37), Medium (38-41), Large (41-43), Extra Large (44-46).
To find the right position inside the shoe, remove the release liner only a little and place the pad inside the shoe.
Put on the shoes and walk around.
If the pad does not feel comfortable, re-position it and try again.
Once it feels comfortable, completely remove the release liner so that the pad securely adheres to your shoe.
The pad should be situated just behind the toe joints.
Splayfoot
Morton’s Neuroma
Capsulitis
Metatarsal pain
Metatarsalgia
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