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Discreet Cushioning Insoles For Flats & Sandals
$9.99
We designed Dr. Scholl’s® Stylish Step® Discreet Cushioning Insoles for Flats & Sandals specifically for women who experience foot discomfort when wearing flats.
Product Benefits
- All-day hidden cushioning
- Arch support distributes pressure across foot for improved comfort
- Targeted gel cushioning relieves ball-of-foot pressure and absorbs shock in the heel
- Slim and 3/4 foot length design won’t crowd toes or make shoes feel tight
- Removable without damaging shoes.
Designed For
Women's Flats and Boots
Available In
| Weight | 6 oz |
|---|---|
| Size | One Size Fits All |
- 1. Soft gel provides ball-of-foot comfort
- 2. Designed with comfortable arch support
- 3. Heel gel waves absorb shock
- When wearing flats your feet can experience discomfort due to the lack of support and cushioning in your shoes.
- Dr. Scholl’s® Stylish Step® Discreet Cushioning Insoles for Flats & Sandals fit easily into your shoes to provide targeted and protective cushioning.
STEP 1
Wipe the inside of your shoes clean; remove plastic backing from insoles.
STEP 2
Look for marking to indicate left versus right insole.
STEP 3
Insert into appropriate shoe, lining up heel of insole with back of shoe.
Replace insoles after six (6) months or at the first signs of wear.
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