This video demonstrates proper Correct Toes handling procedures, including how best to place and remove the device for optimal foot function and product longevity. It's important to place and remove the device using the rocking motion demonstrated in this short video. It's also important to use two hands when applying and removing the device to prevent unnecessary wear and tear. Learn more about Correct Toes handling procedures by viewing this brief and informative video.
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This short video provides a terrific overview of the Correct Toes device and how you can best use and wear it to prevent or address many common foot and toe problems. This video also discusses how to properly care for your Correct Toes to ensure device longevity. Some key points mentioned in this video include: Correct Toes can be modified and customized for individual needs; Correct Toes is designed to...
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This video takes a comprehensive look at the various modifications you can perform on your Correct Toes toe spacers to help them fit your unique toes. The beginning of the video touches on the Correct Toes story, Correct Toes sizing, and how best to place and remove Correct Toes for optimal device longevity. This video also discusses the tools you'll need to successfully modify your Correct Toes for your particular...
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I just had my left foot bunion and the 2nd toe hammertoe surgically corrected at the same time on Nov. 19. I’m having a problem keeping the 2nd toe in alignment with the toes on either side. Is it too soon to use a pair of Correct Toe or is this the best time to get my toes all aligned at the same time? I’m currently using gel pieces which don’t stay in place. My next doctor’s appointment is coming up. I’d like to get my toes feeling better by then. Is it too soon to use the Correct Toe system for both feet? Please reply. Thank you.
Hi, Dot,
Thank you for your comment. There are many factors which determine the timetable for Correct Toes use after surgery. Our best advice is to check out this education article entitled Six Ways to Restore Foot Health After Surgery (www.naturalfootgear.com/blogs/education/17914760-six-ways-to-restore-foot-health-after-surgery). Here, you’ll find some recommendations for usage and other useful information. If you have further questions or concerns after reading it, just let us know!
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Andrew Potter
I have very wide feet. If I use these slpacers they will be even wider! I noticed that your women’s shoe sizes do not have wide sizes. Are all of your shoes wide enough for people with very wide feet?
Hi, Helen,
Thank you for your message. Conventional width measurements are taken at the ball of the foot. The footwear we carry, however, is widest at the ends of the toes, so conventional width measurements do not apply. All of the shoes we carry have exceptionally wide toe boxes, and most individuals with wide feet find that our footwear works out very well. If you’re interested in any specific styles, feel free to contact us at info@naturalfootgear.com.
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Andrew Potter