Gel Toe Pads

If you have diabetes, neuropathy (numbness or tingling), or poor circulation, consult your physician before using. If numbness, discoloration, irritation, or increased toe pain occurs, stop use immediately. Do not wear to bed. Remove for at least 4 hours daily. Do not use over broken, inflamed skin or wounds. If symptoms persist, see a foot specialist. Keep out of reach of pets and children.

Q) How do I pick the right size for gel toe pads?
A) Measure the circumference of the painful toe at the widest point and match to the size chart and check the measurements in the images. If between sizes, go up. Too small = pressure/ feeling tight ; too big = rotation/ falls off.

Q: How long will the gel toe pad last?
A: Silicone is very durable and is long lasting. The fabric portion is more subject to wear but should last several months perhaps up to a year depending on care. Be careful not to overstretch while applying the pad can prolong it's lifespan.

Q: What is the best use of the gel toe pad?
A: I love to use it for patients with inflamed sore knuckles from hammer toe deformities as the silicone is fantastic at dispersing pressure. It is also great for a big toe callus to cushion and to lessen the build- up of callus formation.

Q) How long can I wear pads each day?
A) Usually they can be worn most of the day without a problem. But some people may need an adjustment period. So to start wear for 1–2 hours and increase as tolerated. Remove daily to inspect skin. If you feel numbness, tingling, or new pain or increased pain, stop and refit. If issue continues , stop using and contact your doctor/ healthcare provider.

Carefully stretch open and pull down over affected toe. Position the gel pad over the sore knuckle of the toe and/or corn. Remove at bed time and leave off for at least 4 hours during the day.

Hand wash and allow to dry completely before reuse.