Insoles for diabetics

PU – DIABETIC
Material absorbs excessive pressure, relieving the pressure on sensitive places on the foot

FILLING MATERIAL
Used as an inner (middle) part of the insole.

THERMOPLASTIC STIFFENER
The stiffening and shaping material of the insole is mapping the profile of the foot.

FORMING MATERIAL
The lower part of the insole additionally maintains the shape and profile.

METATARSAL LIFT
Recovers the correct weight balance within the forefoot.

Diabetic Relieving Orthopedic insoles are dedicated to people who struggle with diabetic foot syndrome, overweight or suffer from rheumatoid arthritis. DFS - diabetic foot syndrome is one of the most serious complications of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. In many cases the initial symptoms are neglected because the diabetic foot has a reduced sensitivity to pain and therefore the diagnosis is made too late. The most common complications are deep, hard-to-heal wounds, ulcers, calluses, infections and neuropathic pain (Charcot joint), i.e. a feeling of numbness, burning or tingling in the feet. In order to reduce or avoid the painful symptoms of DFS, it is extremely important to use Diabetic orthopedic insoles, which have been designed in such a way as to properly relieve the sensitive feet, while keeping them in the right position.

Each model of Kingmed orthopedic insoles has a longitudinal arch lift and metatarsal arch support to prevent the formation of transverse-longitudinal flatfoot.