What is the insole made of and why?
Diabetic Insoles are typically made of ALIPLAST or PPT/Plastizote. PROCELL has a number of advantages over ALIPLAST or PPT/Plastizote and other more open materials. The closer structure of PROCELL reduces impression and keeps the orthosis from bottoming out. The material is less abrasive to the surface skin. The protection and cushioning of the foot reduces friction and evenly distributes weight throughout the orthosis. The contoured design ensures a good fit inside DR. ZEN THERAPEUTIC SHOES. This insole should be changed 2-3 times a year.
Diabetic Insoles are typically made of ALIPLAST or PPT/Plastizote. PROCELL has a number of advantages over ALIPLAST or PPT/Plastizote and other more open materials. The closer structure of PROCELL reduces impression and keeps the orthosis from bottoming out. The material is less abrasive to the surface skin. The protection and cushioning of the foot reduces friction and evenly distributes weight throughout the orthosis. The contoured design ensures a good fit inside your diabetic shoes.
Diabetic Insoles are typically made of ALIPLAST or PPT/Plastizote. PROCELL has a number of advantages over ALIPLAST or PPT/Plastizote and other more open materials. The closer structure of PROCELL reduces impression and keeps the orthosis from bottoming out. The material is less abrasive to the surface skin. The protection and cushioning of the foot reduces friction and evenly distributes weight throughout the othosis. The contoured design ensures a good fit inside your diabetic shoes.
