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Podiatrists' Choice® Ball-of-Foot Cushion

Podiatrists' Choice® Ball-of-Foot Cushion

by Pedifix

SKU: M1142

Help prevent callus build-up and ease ball-of-foot pain by absorbing shock and reducing friction. By Pedifix, In. One size fits most, interchangeable Right or Left. One pad per pkg.

  • Absorbs shock, pressure and friction
  • Protects sensitive ball-of-foot area
  • Soft, double-layer foam pad stays securely in place with a comfortable toe loop
$9.95 - $9.95
$9.95
$9.95 - $9.95
$9.95

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.

Podiatrists' Choice® Ball-of-Foot Cushion protects your forefoot and helps relieve and prevent pain and calluses on the ball-of-foot.
  • Absorbs shock, pressure and friction
  • Protects sensitive ball-of-foot area
  • Soft, double-layer foam pad stays securely in place with a comfortable toe loop
  • Hand-sewn nylon cover for extra durability
  • Great for thin-soled footwear
  • Interchangeable for right or left foot

Directions: Slip loop over second toe and position cushion under the ball of the foot. Pull hosiery on carefully and readjust if necessary.

Care: Hand wash in warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly. Press flat in towel to remove excess moisture. Air dry completely before reuse.

Indications - Podiatrists' Choice® Ball-of-Foot Cushion is used in the treatment of bursitis, callus, capsulitis, forefoot pain, Freiberg's infraction, metatarsalgia, Morton's neuroma, and sesamoiditis. Also great to add padding to the forefoot in cases of fat pad atrophy.

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SKU#: M1142

Used for the treatment of:

arthritis of the forefoot, ball-of-foot callus, ball-of-foot pain, callus, fat pad atrophy, foot pain, forefoot bursitis, forefoot capsulitis, forefoot pain, joint pain, metatarsal pain, metatarsalgia, Morton's neuroma, sesamoiditis,

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