Description

Diaped Trisorb Insole is a long lasting comfortable foot orthotics incorporating a conforming foam Plastazote top cover, PU midsole cushioning and a rigid EVA base.

Diaped Trisorb insoles are designed for people with diabetes, arthritis, or other conditions that result in sensitive feet, but can also be worn generally to prevent cold feet in the winter or to prevent pain from buinions, calluses and other foot problems.

Plastazote Top Cover – Because of its distinctive self contouring capabilities and hypoallergenic formulation, Plastazote is recognized by medical professionals as the material of choice for treating diabetic and arthritic feet.

Fitting your Foot Orthotics

Decide if you need to remove the current insole or simply line the new insole on top of the old one. Try placing the new insole on top of the old temporarily and try the shoe on; remove the original insole if the shoe feels too tight with both. Also pull out the old one if it is loose, falling apart or smelly, or if recommended by the manufacturer of the new insole. If the original is glued in and needs to be removed, pull back the toe end and carefully peel out the insole.

Use the original insole as a template to trace and trim the new insole if the new insole doesn’t quite fit or curls up a bit. Use a marker to trace and scissors to trim. Take off only the necessary amount, as you want a snug fit.

It is not necessary to glue the replacement insole, but if desired, apply a thin, even coat of shoe glue or bicycle tube repair glue to the bottom of the insoles. Do not glue all the way to the edges. Leave about an inch of space. Put the insoles in place and smooth down with your hands while applying light pressure.

Care for your Foot Orthotics

Clean your insoles at least once per fortnight to reduce bacterial growth using a damp soapy cloth and allow to dry naturally in the air.

During the night, remove your insoles from the shoes to allow a natural drying process.