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Pedi-GEL® Arch Pads

Pedi-GEL® Arch Pads

by Pedifix

SKU: M1154

Soft Pedi-GEL® Arch Pads conform to the arch, offering support and relieving pain caused by fallen arches, weak arches, and pronation-related foot problems including flat feet. Latex free. By Pedifix. 2 pads/pkg.

  • Support fallen, weak or high arches
  • Soothe aching, tired feet
  • Self-sticking & stays in place
$14.95 - $14.95
$14.95
$14.95 - $14.95
$14.95

Shipping & Returns

If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, products may be returned for refund or exchange up to 30 days after you receive your order. *Restrictions apply, see our shipping and return policy for more details.

Pedi-GEL® Arch Pads support the arch, reducing arch pain. These soft cushions adhere directly to the foot or insole to alleviate pain caused by fallen arches, weak arches, flat feet, and pronation-related foot problems. The adhesive does not wear out after one use ~ it is re-activated every time the pads are hand-washed with mild soap and water. By Pedifix. Two pads/pkg.

  • Support fallen, weak or high arches
  • Soothe aching, tired Feet
  • Washable & reusable
  • Self-sticking & stays in place
  • Latex free

Measurements: Thickness 3.00mm / Length 91.10mm / Width 58.00mm

Directions: Wash and dry feet. Peel off backing and apply.To remove, gently peel away from skin or shoe. Do not apply lotions,powders or medications to pads or skin when using Pedi-GEL® products. Keep packaging for storage when not in use.Pads will not adhere to skin unless both are clean and dry.

Care: Hand wash. Air dry completely before reuse. Gel maintains its self-adhesive properties even after washing.

Indications - Reusable Gel Arch Pads are used in the treatment of arch pain, flat feet, and pronation.

SKU#: M1154

Used for the treatment of:

aching feet and legs, arch injury, arch pain, arthritis of the foot, arthritis of the midfoot, fallen arches, flat feet, flatfeet, foot fatigue, foot injury, forefoot pain, midfoot pain, posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, pronation,

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