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  • Metatarsal Pads, Neuroma Pads, Met Pads, Foot Pads, Fat Pad Atrophy, Metatarsalgia, Ball of the foot Pain, Mortons Neuroma
  • Metatarsal Pads, Neuroma Pads, Met Pads, Foot Pads, Fat Pad Atrophy, Metatarsalgia, Ball of the foot Pain, Mortons Neuroma
  • Metatarsal Pads, Neuroma Pads, Met Pads, Foot Pads, Fat Pad Atrophy, Metatarsalgia, Ball of the foot Pain, Mortons Neuroma

Metatarsal Pads 4 Pack

$7.95 In stock

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Metatarsal Pads 4 Pack

Metatarsal Pads, Neuroma Pads, Met Pads, Foot Pads, Fat Pad Atrophy, Metatarsalgia, Ball of the foot Pain, Mortons Neuroma

Metatarsal pads are used for a variety of foot problems, like pain in the ball of the feet, neuromas, calluses, IPK’s, painful scars, and lack of a plantar fat pad.  By splaying the foot and offloading the metatarsal heads, Met pads reduce pressure and tension in the ball of the foot.  This reduces pressure across the ball of the foot and on the nerves between the metatarsal heads.  The skived metatarsal pad has a little less bulk making better tolerated, while the non-skived cut offers a little more effect.  Proper placement of the pad is critical to achieve therapeutic relief from any of the above conditions.  Metatarsal pads should be placed on the insole, under the insole, on an orthotic, or on the foot.  As a podiatrist, I prefer to place them on an orthotic or under an insole.

Placement is easy, simply peel and stick the metatarsal pad directly behind the metatarsal heads.  This insures proper offloading and splay in the metatarsal region.  When placed under the insole, there is less risk of disrupting the metatarsal pad while putting shoes on and taking them off.  The metatarsal pads should be located so it fits the exact area as indicated in the picture below.

Supplied: sheet of 4

Ambidextrous

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Warning: Individuals with numbness, burning, tingling, diabetes, or poor sensation should consult their podiatrist before use.  These conditions make individuals high risk, and may cause unintended consequences.  Anyone with the above conditions, should be very careful when using anything on their feet. If you notice redness, wounds, sticking socks, foul smells, swelling, hot spots, or drainage, then seek medical attention immediately.