INSOLES FOR DIABETES
 
Key Benefits
 
Reduces plantar pressure
Offloads forefoot with met bar
Redistributes metatarsal load
Controls overpronation
Developed by UK podiatrists
Registered medical device
 
These insoles for Diabetes are part of our clinical range and are used widely in UK podiatry clinics.
 
How They Work
 
A precisely positioned metatarsal bar shifts load away from the metatarsal heads, helping to reduce peak pressure beneath the ball of the foot.
 
Firm arch support and a deep heel cup stabilise the foot and control overpronation.
 
Together, this improves pressure distribution and reduces mechanical stress in high-risk areas.
 
Fit & Comfort
 
Individually sized for a precise fit, these insoles suit a wide range of footwear.
 
An antimicrobial top cover enhances grip, manages moisture, and helps maintain skin integrity.
 
Understanding Diabetes & Foot Pressure
 
People living with diabetes are at increased risk of foot complications due to peripheral neuropathy and impaired circulation.
 
Repeated high pressure beneath the ball of the foot can go unnoticed and may contribute to callus formation, skin breakdown, and ulceration.
 
Pressure-redistributing insoles with metatarsal support are a recognised strategy in clinical podiatry to help reduce forefoot stress.
 
Clinical Pedigree

This is a registered medical device that has been supplied into the clinical podiatry profession for over seven years. It has only been available direct to the public since lockdown in 2020.