
Tynor Medial Arch Orthosis (Pair) K-11 - Child 3
Tynor

Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Heel pad made with silicone material.
Has blue gel spots for extra cushioning.
Reduces pressure on the heel.
Universal size.
Will be comfortable in any shoe.
Ideal to be used for ankle and feet pain.
Heel cushion made from long-lasting and skin-friendly material.
Provides shock absorption to reduce pressure on the heel while walking.
Soft blue gel padding for extra cushioning and comfort.
Can reduce stress on the joints and also relieve pain.
Useful in Plantar fasciitis, Calcaneal spur, Heel pain, Ankle, knee, and feet pain.
Place this silicone heel pad with blue dot on the heel part of your shoes and wear your shoes as usual.
Keep the heel pad dry and clean.
To clean, wipe with a damp cloth.
Do not expose to excess heat.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals experiencing mild heel discomfort or early pressure due to prolonged standing, walking, or daily footwear — helps provide gentle cushioning, absorb shock, and support everyday heel comfort from the start. ·
Secondary Prevention
Essential when heel pain, soreness, or strain becomes noticeable — helps distribute pressure evenly, reduce impact stress, and support improved comfort during daily movement. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with chronic heel pain, plantar stress, or ongoing heel discomfort — helps provide consistent dual-gel cushioning, reduce recurring pain, and promote long-term heel health, stability, and mobility.

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