Bunion Corrector Toe Splint for Bunion Correction, Prevention & Bunion-Joint Pain Relief
Description
- RESTORE NATURAL TOE ALIGNMENT -- Allows for natural realignment of the big toe to its proper position, and also helps stabilize arches by pulling the big toe from the second toe.
- ALL-DAY FOOT PAIN RELIEF -- Enhance your quality of life by saying goodbye to bunion, and the pain and discomfort that comes with it with our bunion corrector toe splints that straighten your toe, and relieve pressure from the joints
- BUNIONS PREVENTION & CORRECTION -- Perfect for frequent wearers of heels; ballet dancers; people with feet structures more prone to bunions, and foot pain; and those who spend long hours of work (or any other activity) on their feet
- PREMIUM DESIGN -- The design provides relief for the hallux valgus by relieving pressure on the bone and joint that pushes the toe inward, providing bunion pain relief, and also straightens the toe to correct its alignment while stabilizing the arches of the feet
- ALWAYS HAPPY TO SERVE, THE ERGOTOES WAY -- Your purchase comes with the Ergotoes assurance of quality & value for money. We're always reachable, and only an e-mail away if you have any questions/comments
Say goodbye to bunion pain! This bunion corrector toe splint is soft and gentle on your feet. It's easy to use and helps soothe your sore bunions so you can better enjoy your activities. Soft and gentle on your feet Easy to use Helps soothe sore bunions How to Use: Loosen the mid-foot and toe straps. Simply slide your foot into the loosened mid-foot strap, then your big toe into the small toe strap. Gently squeeze the splint to the inside of your foot. Align the hinge to your bunion while holding the ends of the straps with your other hand. Adjust the straps as necessary. Check to see if you're comfortable wearing it while standing or walking around. It's best to start using it for 20 minutes daily until you can wear it more comfortably for 2-3 hours daily. Whether you wear it barefoot, in a wide-fitting slippers, or shoes is totally up to you!
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