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Diabetic Shoes (Closed)

DIABETIC SHOES (CLOSED):
Extra depth footwear is an important part of diabetic treatment. It is especially important if you have loss of sensation or peripheral neuropathy. Prevent or reduce calluses and diabetic ulcers, and to prevent amputations.
*People who suffer from peripheral neuropathy may fit themselves too narrow or too short because of loss of protective sensation.

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  • S / M / L / XL / XXL / XXXL

INDICATION:
Accommodates foot deformities  Supports diabetic foot  Reduce pain  Distributes plantar surface pressure.
Extra depth footwear is designed to relieve areas that cause excessive pressure such as hammertoes, bunions, and extreme foot shapes.
They are able to accommodate, stabilize and support deformities.

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Made Of:

Seamless design mesh paded with foam waterproof material closed with wide Velcro closure.

Use Instructions:

WEARING SCHEDULE:

*Day One: Shoes should be worn for 1 to 2 hours twice a day. Check skin after use. Some small, light red marks may be noticed on the skin that should go away in 20 to 30 minutes after removing the shoes. If redness is present and does not go away after 20 to 30 minutes or if notice any scratching, bruising, or blistering, do not put the shoes back on. Call immediately to schedule an appointment with your orthotist.
*Day Two: Shoes should be worn for 2 to 3 hours twice a day. Check skin after use. Some small, light red marks may be noticed on the skin that should go away in 20 to 30 minutes after removing the shoes. If redness is present and does not go away after 20 to 30 minutes or if you notice any scratching, bruising, or blistering, do not put the shoes back on. Call immediately to schedule an appointment with your orthotist.
*Day Three: Shoes should be worn for 3 to 4 hours twice a day. Check skin after use. Some small, light red marks may be noticed on the skin that should go away in 20 to 30 minutes after removing the shoes. If redness is present and does not go away after 20 to 30 minutes or if you notice any scratching, bruising, or blistering, do not put the shoes back on. Call immediately to schedule an appointment with your orthotist.
*Inserts that come with the shoes should be replaced every 4 months due to loss of protection, as the inserts will bottom out. When replacing inserts be sure to put the correct inserts in the correct shoe. Look at the bottom of insert for indication of left or right.

Cleaning & Care

Shoes and inserts can be cleaned by wiping them with a damp towel and antibacterial soap, or anti-bacterial moist towelettes.

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