Ortho + Rest Unisex Hawaii Chappal Orthopedic Comfort, Bathroom Rubber Flip-Flops Lightgrey 9

Ortho + Rest Unisex Hawaii Chappal Orthopedic Comfort, Bathroom Rubber Flip-Flops 
This slipper is comfy and supports feet with orthopaedic issues. It has a soft insole and flexible sole for comfortable walking. The slipper's bottom is soft and relieves heel pain. It helps with foot pain, including plantar fasciitis and back pain. It improves blood circulation. Suitable for high blood sugars, pregnant women, and those with leg, knee, and foot-ankle pain.

Uses:
It is used by people with high blood sugar for better blood circulation and to reduce foot pain.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Diabetic and orthopaedic: The shoe has a soft, padded foot-bed that is comfortable and cushioned, providing comfort to the feet. It offers improved walking comfort and makes walking effortless.

• Premium Materials: Ortho+ Rest slippers are made with the finest quality materials, making them durable and stylish. The fabric used is soft and breathable, ensuring that your feet remain comfortable and fresh throughout the day.

• Lightweight and durable: These slippers are highly popular among women of all ages. They are particularly beneficial for older women and those who experience foot, knee, and back pain, arthritis, plantar fasciitis, infections, and similar conditions.

• Medicated soft doctor slippers: These slippers are highly recommended for individuals with diabetes, orthopedic conditions, or cracked heels. These slippers are made with a skin-friendly, biodegradable, recyclable, and non-allergic material. They are skillfully crafted to provide support and comfort to your feet that are in need of care.

• Skin-friendly and stylish: This product is made from a material that is gentle on the skin and it helps prevent blisters, scars, excessive sweating of the feet, and foot pain.

Directions For Use:
Use them like a regular pair of slippers.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully

• Store in a safe place

• Maintains hygiene