Custom Orthotics vs Over-the-Counter Insoles

When you want to prevent or alleviate foot pain and joint issues-such as knee, hip, back and ankle pain-you will find the most common product for that purpose is an orthotic insert or insole for your footwear. Insoles and inserts work because foot and joint pain is often a symptom of misalignment and imbalance-your body is interacting with the ground in a way that causes unnecessary wear and tear when you stand, walk, or run. The proper orthotic insert brings your body back into alignment and addresses the foundation of your health. But how do you know what type of orthotic is good for you? What is the difference between a custom and non-custom insole? Here Bryan Scott of Foot Solutions explains the options available to you in the orthotics and insoles market using a good, better, best model.
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[@eileenmacdougall8945]

Thank you.

[@lindasmith4527]

Great video!

[@tkdhammer]

Great info, well presented

[@steveperry1344]

i'm with you on this,. i worked outside on my feet for 40 yrs and wish i knew about at least over the counter decent orthotics. i recently had a bad bout of plantar fasciitus but after treatment at the foot doctor and custom inserts things have vastly improved. i also have bunions but things are ok and i can walk the golf course.

[@footsolutionsofficial]

Right on Steve! Glad things are improving for you. If you have a local Foot Solutions nearby, they can help you with those bunions as well. You may want to check out our video on Bunions on this channel (if you haven't already). Stay well!