PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
Developed by UK podiatrists
Relieve nerve pain
Reduce forefoot pressure
Control overpronation
Restore foot function
Increase stability & mobility
 
These insoles for Morton's Neuroma are from our clinical range which is in use throughout the UK podiatry profession.
 
They feature a precisely positioned metatarsal bar, which gently separates and supports the metatarsal heads to relieve nerve compression and reduce pain.
 
In addition, firm arch support and a deep heel cup stabilise the heel and control overpronation, restoring normal foot mechanics and reducing strain through the forefoot and lower limb.
 
The insoles fit 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 occurs when a nerve between the metatarsal bones, most commonly between the 3rd and 4th toes, becomes compressed.
 
It is caused by overpronation (where the foot rolls excessively inward) and excess pressure on the forefoot, which irritates the nerve.
 
Symptoms include burning, tingling, or numbness in the ball of the foot, especially during walking.
 
Insoles with a metatarsal bar and arch support are a standard podiatric intervention, relieving nerve pressure and restoring natural foot biomechanics.
 
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.