Atlas Biomechanics : How to use U Shaped Stick On Foot Callus Pads

Atlas Biomechanics : How to use U Shaped Stick On Foot Callus Pads: Stick on foot pads will cushion and protect callus and bunions. They are really easy to use. 1. Make sure skin is clean and free of oils a...

How to use Gel, Re-usable Stick On Foot Callus Pads

Stick on gel foot pads will cushion and protect callus and bunions. They are really easy to use.

When you spend all day on your feet, proper protection keeps your feet healthy and your mind focused on the task at hand. If you’ve ever suffered through a workday with painful calluses on your feet, you’re well aware that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! Take care of your feet with gel, re-usable, self adhesive stick-on foot pads. Reusable adhesive gel foot pads are easy to wash with warm, soapy water, making for a long-lasting way to prevent blisters that can get infected or turn into tough calluses. Simply apply the sticky gel pad for feet to the areas most prone to friction, take them off at night to wash them, and lay them out flat to dry so they become sticky and ready to use again in the morning.

1. Make sure skin is clean and free of oils and cream.
2. Isolate the are you want to cushion and protect.
3. Peel off u shaped callus foot pad from the paper.
4. Place over the callus or bunion.
5. Firmly press the callus cushion to the skin.

Directions:
-Apply gel foot pad to clean, oil/cream free and dry foot.
-Place gel foot cushion directly to skin.
-Remove gel foot protector at night to allow skin to breathe.
-Remove by gently peeling away from skin.
-Hand wash with warm soapy water and air dry to allow pad to get sticky again.

Reusable Gel Foot Cushion Packs


Stick On U Shaped Foot Pads with Adhesive Backing
Foot pads for callus cushion
Treat callus (callous), not a callous remover
Callus pads are foot products to protect painful callous
Can be used as bunion pads
Medical grade gel
Will stay sticky for months
1/8 inch thick


Teri Green
Atlas Biomechanics

Atlas Biomechanics : Felt Arch Pad

Atlas Biomechanics : Felt Arch Pad: Felt Arch Pads + Felt Arch Support (Arch Cookie) + Relieves Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spur Pain + Superior Longitudinal Arch Support ...

Felt Arch Pad for Plantar Fasciitis

Felt Arch Pads

+ Felt Arch Support (Arch Cookie)
+ Relieves Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spur Pain
+ Superior Longitudinal Arch Support
+ Medical Grade 1/4" Skived (Beveled) Adhesive Backed Felt
+ Just Place in Shoe or on Foot
+ Felt Molds to Foot Structure
+ Great for Prefab Orthotic Dispensing
+ Provides Comfortable Control
+ Economical and Lightweight
+ Fits Most Shoes
+ No Need to Stock Multiple Sizes
+ Easy Modification
+ Made in the USA

Felt Arch Pad/Cookie

Medical Grade 1/4" Skived Felt
Made in the USA
Offload heel spur
Support Medial Arch
Treat: Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spurs and Flat Feet

Teri Green
Atlas Biomechanics

Atlas Biomechanics : Indications of the Spring Steel Insoles- 1/2 Steel...

Atlas Biomechanics : Indications of the Spring Steel Insoles- 1/2 Steel...: Steel 1/2 Stabilizer Plate Rigid Insoles, Half Length Stabilizer / Insole Plates to Limit Fore-Foot, Metatarsal Joints & Turf Toe Indi...

Indications of the Spring Steel Insoles- 1/2 Steel Stabilizer Plates

Steel 1/2 Stabilizer Plate Rigid Insoles, Half Length Stabilizer / Insole Plates to Limit Fore-Foot, Metatarsal Joints & Turf Toe

Indications of the Spring Steel Insoles- 1/2 Steel Stabilizer Plates
- Problems requiring a Rigid or Semi-Rigid footbed
- Turf Toe
- Hallux Limitus / Hallux Rigidus
- Forefoot Pain
- Metatarsalgia
- Cuboid Syndrome
- Freiburg's Infraction
- Bunionectomy
- Foot Stability Post-op
- Shin Splints
-Plantar Plate Tear

Used to stiffen the sole of the shoe.
Limits Range of Motion of the Forefoot and Midfoot.
Makes shoe Non-Flexible.
Extremely thin steel stabilizer plate insole, 1/8" thick.
Comfortable and durable felt top cover.
These steel insole plates are constructed to Limit Dorsiflexion at the metatarsal joints.
Immobilizes toe joint to prevent it from bending during walking and sports.

Teri Green
Atlas Biomechanics