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Post by autumn on Jan 31, 2021 22:56:28 GMT
My insurance covers me going to an orthotist. They fit my foot into these little blue foam boxes, one for each foot. They get custom made, and they decide what materials to put in, and whether to make them full length (I recommend that) or 3/4. I've worn them for many years, in part because I broke my foot as a child, but was determined to be a rapscallion and not sit still. I swear by them. i think my insurance would cover the orthodist, but I don't know about the insert. We don't have DME thanks These are what I use in my sneakers as well and I get them from Amazon or from my physical therapist's office. They trim to fit. These "over the counter" inserts are not all created equal. Most of them squish down and flatten and don't provide substantial arch support or have an adequate heel cup.  This exact brand only. Superfeet. The green ones, and full-length. They're $49.99 and worth every penny. Custom-made orthotics can run around $800 or even more if you're paying cash, but then again, they're very specific for each person, and made to order for each foot to correct any imbalances. But ^these^ are terrific alternatives. Inexpensive and they last.
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