The Epitact Hallux Valgus Bunion Corrective Orthosis helps correct and limit the deformity caused by hallux valgus.
The corrective orthosis helps delay, correct, and limit the deformity ofhallux valgus —also known as a bunion—and relieve joint pain. It absorbs pressure and reduces friction. The hallux valgus corrective orthosis is designed to realign the big toe and, unlike a traditional splint, is worn during the day. Do you want to slow the progression of hallux valgus and relieve joint pain caused by friction with your shoes? The flexible Epitact orthotic addresses the factors that aggravate the deformity, unlike rigid orthotics.
Thanks to its patented flexible and ultra-thin design incorporating EPITHELIUM™ FLEX technology, the orthotic easily fits into any shoe and can be worn daily throughout the day. The level of correction is adjustable. Washable and reusable, this pad is designed for 6 months of use.
The Epitact Hallux Valgus Corrective Orthotic is an effective solution for correcting and limiting the deformity caused by hallux valgus, commonly known as a bunion. Precisely engineered, this orthotic is specifically designed to provide relief and gradual correction while ensuring optimal comfort for the user.
Made from high-quality materials, the Epitact Hallux Valgus orthosis is soft and comfortable to wear. Its ergonomic design adapts perfectly to the shape of the foot, making it easy to wear in any shoe, even the tightest ones. Thanks to its slim profile and discreet design, it can be worn comfortably throughout the day without compromising style or mobility.
The corrective orthosis works by applying gentle pressure to the hallux valgus, which helps gradually realign the big toe to its natural position. This gentle yet effective action helps reduce the pain associated with the deformity and prevent the condition from worsening. In addition, it helps stabilize the big toe joint, promoting a more comfortable and natural gait.
In addition to its corrective function, the Epitact Hallux Valgus orthosis provides extra support to the arch of the foot, which helps distribute pressure evenly across the foot. This can help relieve tension and pain throughout the foot, providing overall relief and a better quality of life for the user.
Epitact’s Hallux Valgus corrective orthosis is a practical and effective solution for correcting and limiting bunion deformity. Comfortable, discreet, and durable, it provides immediate relief while helping to gradually improve the condition of the foot. Whether for daily use or during specific activities, this orthotic is a valuable ally for those suffering from Hallux Valgus.
We also offer the Epitact Hallux Valgus & Bunion Protection at the best price in our online pharmacy.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Do not use if the big toe can no longer move sideways at all.
58% silicone, 42% polyamide/elastane.
Consists of a soft silicone gel toe sleeve and an elastic fabric metatarsal support strap.
Presentation - Packaging
Epitact comes in a box containing a corrective orthosis for hallux valgus. It is available in several sizes.
Size S: 20–21.5 cm
Size M: 21.5–23 cm
Size L: 23–24.5 cm
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