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Ball of Foot Metatarsal Pain Relief Pad

$10.99
Dr. Scholl’s® Ball of Foot Metatarsal Pain Relief Pad is designed for people who suffer from ball of foot pain as a result of constant and excessive pressure to the sensitive area. They are scientifically engineered to absorb shock and protect against impact, providing relief. Hello all-day pain relief!

Product Benefits
Product Benefits
  • Immediate, all-day pain relief
  • Supportive cushioning protects the ball of foot from ground impact
  • Placed just behind the ball of foot, the raised cushioning lifts your tarsal bones to transfer pressure off of the ball of foot
  • Helps protect against calluses, Metatarsalgia, & Morton’s Neuroma
  • Scientifically designed & engineered. Fits in virtually any shoe with no trimming required. Adhesive backing helps the insert stay in place.
Designed For
Casual Shoes & Sneakers collection
Work Boots & Shoes
Athletic Shoes & Sneakers

Product Features

1. Shock Guard® Technology
Absorbs shock, protects from impact, and helps distribute pressure away from the ball of foot with every step. Less pressure, less pain.

2. Raised Foam Cushioning
Transfers pressure away from the ball of foot by lifting your tarsal bones & protects against calluses, Metatarsalgia, & Morton’s Neuroma

Why It Works

  • Ball of foot pain can result from constant and excessive pressure to the area.
  • Dr. Scholl’s® Ball of Foot Metatarsal Pain Relief Pad with Shock Guard® Technology sits behind the ball of foot, allowing it to lift and separate the long bones of the arch, transferring pressure away from the ball of foot area.

How To Use It

STEP 1

Wipe inside of shoes clean to ensure the inserts will adhere well.

STEP 2

Test positioning the inserts in your shoe. The raised area should fit comfortably just behind your ball of foot area (closer to your arch) and not immediately underneath your ball of foot.

STEP 3

Remove the film from the sticky underside of the inserts and place the inserts in your shoes. The arrow (located on the sticky underside) should be pointing towards your toes.

STEP 4

Readjust if needed to ensure comfort.

Replace orthotics every six (6) months or at the first signs of wear.

Instructional Video

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