Instructions

Before putting the aligner on, check the ventilation holes. The side with more holes should face the sole of your foot. This helps ensure the aligner sits in the intended position and feels comfortable during wear.

Step 1:

Orient correctly

Step 2:

Put on gently

Slide each toe carefully into its corresponding opening, starting with the big toe and working across the foot. Avoid pulling or overstretching the silicone. Once in place, adjust the material so it sits smoothly around the forefoot without twisting or bunching.

Begin by wearing the aligners for 15 - 30 minutes per day. As your feet become accustomed to the gentle pressure, gradually increase wear time based on your comfort level. Mild pressure can be normal at first, but remove the aligners if you experience pain, numbness, or significant irritation.

Step 3:

Start slowly

Step 4:

Wear comfortably

The aligners can be worn barefoot, with socks, or inside wide-fitting shoes that provide enough room around the toes. Avoid tight footwear that compresses the forefoot or pushes the aligners out of position. For best comfort, use them on clean, dry feet.

Hand-wash the aligners regularly using warm water and mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before wearing them again. Avoid harsh cleaners, high heat, or machine drying, as these may damage the silicone.

Step 5:

Wash and reuse

Step 1:

Orient correctly

Before putting the aligner on, check the ventilation holes. The side with more holes should face the sole of your foot. This helps ensure the aligner sits in the intended position and feels comfortable during wear.

Step 2:

Put on gently

Slide each toe carefully into its corresponding opening, starting with the big toe and working across the foot. Avoid pulling or overstretching the silicone. Once in place, adjust the material so it sits smoothly around the forefoot without twisting or bunching.

Step 3:

Start slowly

Begin by wearing the aligners for 15 - 30 minutes per day. As your feet become accustomed to the gentle pressure, gradually increase wear time based on your comfort level. Mild pressure can be normal at first, but remove the aligners if you experience pain, numbness, or significant irritation.

Step 4:

Wear comfortably

The aligners can be worn barefoot, with socks, or inside wide-fitting shoes that provide enough room around the toes. Avoid tight footwear that compresses the forefoot or pushes the aligners out of position. For best comfort, use them on clean, dry feet.

Step 5:

Wash and reuse

Hand-wash the aligners regularly using warm water and mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before wearing them again. Avoid harsh cleaners, high heat, or machine drying, as these may damage the silicone.

Quick and easy to use

Made from soft, flexible silicone, the aligners stretch comfortably around your toes and are quick and easy to put on. Their flexible design adapts to the shape of your foot for a secure, comfortable fit.

 

By gently separating and aligning the toes, they help reduce pressure and crowding around the forefoot, including areas affected by bunions, overlapping toes, and general toe misalignment.

FAQ

Will this help my bunion? 

Yes! They are designed to gently separate and guide the toes into a more comfortable position. They can help reduce pressure, rubbing, and discomfort around the big toe and bunion area.

Can I wear them during the day?

Absolutely! You can wear them during the day, including inside your shoes, as long as your footwear has enough room. If you’re new to using aligners, we recommend starting with shorter periods and gradually increasing the time as your feet get used to it.

Can I wear them at night?

Yes! Many people like wearing them at night. You can choose what works best for you - daytime, nighttime, or a combination of both. Just start gradually and make sure they remain comfortable.

Can I wear them with shoes?

Yes, you can wear these with shoes, as long as your footwear has enough room to accommodate the aligners without squeezing your toes. Roomy, comfortable shoes work best. If your shoes feel tight or the aligners causes pressure or discomfort, try a wider shoe or wear the corrector for shorter periods while your feet adjust.

How long should I wear them?

If you’re new to aligners, start with 15 - 30 minutes a day and gradually increase the wearing time as your feet adjust. Many people find that wearing them for a few hours a day works well. The most important thing is comfort - there’s no need to push through pain or discomfort. If you experience pain, numbness, tingling, or irritation, remove the aligner and give your feet a break.

When will I see results?

Everyone is different, so there’s no exact timeline. Some customers notice improved comfort or relief within a few days to a few weeks of regular use. More noticeable alignment changes, when they occur, generally take consistent use over time.

When should I avoid wearing the aligners?

Avoid using the aligners on broken, irritated, or sore skin. Give your skin time to heal before wearing them. If you experience pain or persistent irritation while wearing them, remove the aligners and allow your feet to rest.

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