It’s wintertime in the Northern Hemisphere, and for those living at northern latitudes, the cold weather is setting in. Keeping your feet and toes warm during the cold winter months is an important consideration, and so too is keeping your feet and toes healthy and pain-free. Winter is no time to forget natural foot health […]
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Correct Toes can be washed with soap and warm water, then air-dried. To Sterilize: Correct Toes Medical grade silicone can be boiled in water for 10 min., or spray with a soultion of 70% or higher Isopropyl Alcohol and wipe clean. Repair: Torn Correct Toes that are no longer covered under the 90 day materials
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What is neuroma? A neuroma is an often painful enlargement of one of your body’s nerves. Morton’s neuroma is the name used to describe nerve enlargement in your foot, particularly enlargement of one of the nerves traveling to your toes in your forefoot. Morton’s neuromas most commonly develop in one of your intermetatarsal nerves—one of
Unlike many other foot products, Correct Toes sizing does not depend on your shoe size. Our toe spacers come in two sizes: small/medium and medium/large. The Correct Toes size best suited for your individual toes depends on the width of your feet, the width of your individual toes, and the degree to which your toes
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“How long does it take for toe separators to work?” This is a common question patients ask about Correct Toes, and it reflects patients’ desire to resolve existing foot problems, restore normal, healthy foot anatomy, and prevent future foot, ankle, and lower extremity ailments. We find that most people, most of the time, experience some
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The following article was written by Jim Hixson of Feet for Life Motion Center in Chesterfield, MO. This piece recently appeared in a slightly different form on the Natural Running Center website. 1. Humans were not meant to run. Locomotion is arguably the most important characteristic that determines the survival of a species. Unless predators
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Correct Toes are placed in between the toes. They are designed to be worn either barefoot, in wide slippers, or in shoes. You can also try them with toe socks. *Important note: the shoes MUST be wide enough to accommodate the toes with Correct Toes in place. To test your shoe, pull the liner out
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“When can I expect to see results?” This is a common question patients ask about Correct Toes, and it reflects patients’ desire to resolve existing foot problems, restore normal, healthy foot anatomy, and prevent future foot, ankle, and lower extremity ailments. We find that most people, most of the time, experience some immediate relief, with
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Shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome, is a lower extremity health problem involving pain and tenderness along or behind the inner edge of your tibia—the larger of the two bones in your lower leg. Shin splints commonly manifest following vigorous physical activity, including endurance exercise and other sports involving running. Shin splints
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