PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
Developed by UK podiatrists
Metatarsal bar offloads pressure from the interdigital nerves
Reduces nerve irritation and  forefoot pain
Relieves burning, tingling and numbness
Precise arch support controls overpronation
Supports natural foot alignment and reduces neural compression
 
Developed by clinical experts and based on UK university research, these insoles are an effective intervention for managing Morton’s neuroma and related forefoot pain.
 
They feature a precisely positioned metatarsal bar that gently separates and supports the metatarsal heads, reducing compression on the interdigital nerves - the primary source of pain in Morton’s neuroma.
 
Accurate and consistent arch support reduces overpronation and helps restore natural foot function, reducing forefoot pressure and easing nerve irritation associated with Morton’s neuroma.
 
The insoles fit perfectly into a wide range of footwear and have an antimicrobial top cover that provides grip and acts as a moisture barrier.
 
ABOUT MORTON'S NEUROMA
 
Morton’s neuroma is a painful condition caused by irritation or compression of a nerve between the metatarsal bones - most often between the third and fourth toes.
 
It’s commonly linked to overpronation and excessive pressure on the forefoot.
 
Symptoms include burning, tingling, or numbness in the ball of the foot, especially during walking.
 
A metatarsal bar and arch support combination helps relieve pressure on the nerve and correct the underlying mechanical causes.
 
CLINICAL PEDIGREE

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