| | |  | Foot Care | Home » » » Dr. Scholl's Knee Pain Relief Orthotic Insoles for Men | | | | | | | Description: | | Dr. Scholl's@ Knee Pain Relief Orthotics FEATURESDeveloped using Dr. Scholl's Step Guide and Shock Guard technologies, these insoles are clinically proven to provide immediate and all-day knee pain relief due to over-pronation by promoting better foot and leg alignment. The design is orthopedic surgeon tested. Step Guide - Designed to aid foot and leg alignment to improve your stride. Shock Guard - Absorbs shock and reduces stress that may contribute to knee pain. Comfortable Fit Won't crowd toes. Available in:Men's (sizes 8-13)Women's (sizes 6-10) Comfort Guarantee: We guarantee these insoles will provide cushioning comfort, shock absorption and fit. If you are not completely satisfied, return to Schering-Plough HealthCare Product, Inc., P.O. Box 377, Memphis , TN 38151 for replacement or refund.drscholls.com | | | Features: | |
• Dr. Scholls Knee Pain Relief Orthotics for Men helps you stay active.
• It is stride Guide Designed to restore foot & leg alignment.
• It is misalignment of the lower leg due to overpronation of the foot is a leading cause of knee pain.
• It's pronation, the flattening of the arch during every footstep, is normal.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 0.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 13.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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 Best Dr. Scholl's insoles I've worn so farDec 04, 2010
By ThisGuy
Ive worn the "work" and "sport" insoles by Dr. Scholl and I have to say that these are probably the most comfortable. The work ones have always caused me pain because the heel area was built awkwardly. I also have "runners knee" so these help me from overprotecting when I wear them for hours on end in my everyday shoes. I've never tried the insoles that range in the $50 area, but if these helped fix my runners knee, I wouldn't get those expensive ones unless I was recovering from a serious injury. The sport ones were great at first, but quickly wore out after only using them for a couple weeks. The only down side to these insoles is that the surface is a bit slippery. So I sometimes feel like my foots sliding around inside if my shoes aren't tight enough.
 No effect whar so everMar 14, 2012
By Soussan
I used these soles for a month and my knee pain was still there, getting worse. I had to see a specialist and realized they actually contribute to stand in a incorrect way, as I have slightly bow shaped leg. Dr sole Jell insoles are good.
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