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Toe Trainers®

Toe Trainers®

by Pedifix

SKU: M695

Toe Trainers® gently brace toes by buddy-splinting them together with an adjustable Velcro loop. Recommended for protecting corns, supporting broken or fractured toes, and for use after hammertoe surgery. By PediFix. One size fits most. Universal right/left. 6/pkg.

$15.95 - $15.95
$15.95
$15.95 - $15.95
$15.95

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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.

*Quantity discounts cannot be applied with other discounts or offers.

Toe Trainers® limit the range of motion and friction between your toes by gently buddy-splinting them together. Great to treat hammertoes, pad corns and calluses, bandage and support fractured toes, and brace broken toes. These toe trainer wraps are often recommended for use after toe surgery to keep toes in place. Toe Trainers® are fully-adjustable and made of soft foam, tricot, and Velcro. Re-useable and hand-washable. Latex-free. By PediFix. One size fits most. Universal right/left. 6/pkg.

Indications - Toe Correctors are used in the care and treatment of hammer toes, claw toes, mallet toes, toenail injuries, and broken toes.

For additional support, check out 3pp Toe Loops.

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SKU#: M695

Question:

I have been diagnosed with hammer toes. On one foot, the hammer toes can still bend, but on the other, they cannot. Would this be a good product to try?

Answer:

The toe correctors in foam would be a good choice for the toes that can still bend. For the ones that cannot, I would recommend the hammer toe crest pads. 

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Question:    My second and third toe are drifting to the left.  Would this product help keep them straighter?

Answer:      Yes, it will.  The toe correctors limit the range of motion of the toes, and helps correct their positioning.  It is not a "cure all";  it will not cure the problem.

If you have diabetes or poor circulation, consult your physician before using. If numbness, discoloration, irritation or additional toe pain occurs, discontinue use immediately. Do not overtighten. If symptoms persist, visit a foot specialist.

Used for the treatment of:

arthritis of the toes, bandages, broken toe, claw toe, corns, corns between toes, crooked toes, hammer toe, hard corn, kissing corn, Lister corn, mallet toe, overlapping toes, pain between toes, painful toe tips, painful toes, quantity-discount, sleeves, soft corn, Toe caps, toe pain,

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