Our products are designed to help eliminate fatigue, discomfort and pain at the source, so you can keep moving and enjoy a more active, healthier life. Dr. Scholl's® insoles are clinically proven to provide comfort, reduce fatigue and help relieve and prevent lower body pains caused by being on your feet.

With extra cushioning technology, Scholl shoes absorb shock and reduce stress on joints, helping to prevent pain. They also feature an ergonomic insole that conforms to the shape of the foot, improving posture and helping to reduce muscle fatigue.

A: The Numbers are for different type of arch support. You have to know which ones are right for you, by going to a store that has a machine you stand on and it will tell you what # to buy. Its free and at many stores like some C.V.S. stores have them.

Insoles can provide a great deal of extra support to your arches while walking, thus relieving everyday aches and pains associated with poorly supported feet. Simultaneously it facilitates better circulation throughout the entire body.

Insoles have a therapeutic effect on the ligaments in the foot that have been damaged by improper foot movement and need healing. With insoles in your shoes, the plantar fascia has a better chance of healing as the arch is held in position and does not collapse during movement.

According to scientific research, custom orthotics can help to prevent injury such as medial tibial stress syndrome, plantar fasciitis, and knee pain. According to research findings, foot orthotics reduced the risk of injuries by 28%, and reduced the risk of stress fractures by 41%.

Dr. Scholl's® Custom Fit® Orthotics are a 5-in-1 solution clinically proven to provide immediate and all-day relief of 5 lower body pains caused by being on your feet: achy feet, knees, lower back, plantar fasciitis and heels.

Using an insole can provide extra support so the arch doesn't flex too much or flatten during work, sports, and exercise. The shoe insert absorbs the impact of the movement, reducing the likelihood of injury or the severity of pain.

A: the 440 is for flat feet.

With a flexible tape measure, insert the end marked with 0 all the way into the tip of the toe inside the shoe. Lay the tape along the inside of the shoe, extending it to the inner part of the heel and flattening it against the shoe's bottom. This measurement indicates the actual length of the insole in inches.

Orthotics, like a footpad or insert, are designed to provide support and relieve pain from foot and ankle problems. You may need shoe orthotics if you have high arches, flat feet, or conditions such as plantar fasciitis and arthritis.

Wearing insoles all through the day can provide numerous benefits for the feet as well as the rest of the body. This is because of structural improvements in the feet that help regulate the movement of your whole body.

Benefits of over-the-counter insoles for shoes Here's a breakdown of some of the benefits insoles provide wearers with: Enhances the comfort level of your shoes. Prevents blisters, irritation and discomfort. Improves your posture.

Potential side effects include: Increased soreness - In some cases, insoles may provide unnatural support that makes your feet work harder. The ineffective support may increase your pain or transfer it from your foot to your legs, hips, back, or another part of your body.