T-Form

Amazing! These have taken away all my pain. They adhere beautifully and are quite durable.

They work well over they set in place in your shoe. Felt great running 4 miles with them.

I use both Pedag T-Form and Pedag Drop (1) functions with footwear that has removable insole (2) can be installed / positioned above or below the footwear insole, dependent on user preference (3) I use a self-tailored fastener (cut, trimmed, and rolled, adhesive side out) piece of duct-tape, under the Pad, to temporarily position and secure the Pad. ( 3a) Tip / Top of Metatarsal Pad should extend marginally above the geometric plane at the base of the big-toe metatarsal capsule, extending horizontally across the ball of foot. Shouldn't be behind, and not directly under the metatarsal capsule (4) Once satisfied with the location of the Pad, I outline the position with magic marker, then I remove the tailored duct-tape fastener, and then I apply duct-tape over the Pedag metatarsal pad, to ensure it remains in desired position (5) effective aid to relieve pain associated with metatarsalgia (5) I developed metatarsalgia (second toe ) and upon installing the pad, experienced immediate relief, and resumed hiking and walking the dogs. (6) But, the Pad isn't a panacea - metatarsalgia can require reduced stress on foot, i.e., reduced activity ( I terminated jogging for 3 months ) - (7) the use of a metatarsal pad and insole with proper arch support, worn a majority of the day. (7) I placed in all my footwear (8) I installed it in a pair of old jogging shoes that i washed and cleaned, to be worn exclusively in the house ( I don't wear footwear in the house, but for this one exception ) (9) I purchased Pedag insoles - with built in metatarsal pads - for other footwear, to obviate the need to constantly remove insoles with metatarsal pads from one pair of footwear and insert in a different pair. I like the Viva Sport as it fits in both jogging footwear and casual footwear. I also use the Viva Outdoor in my hiking Boots. (10) Pedag T-Form was more comfortable for my feet than the Pedag Drop, ( but my feet adjusted and I use both pads effectively ) Seeking professional medical care is recommended, as the first response to any medical issue; in context to this review - a licensed , Podiatrist, and / or a Primary Care Physician.

Each pad provides a bolster-like effect to the metatarsal ridge, thereby relieving the pressure on thenerves involved in the "neuroma" complex

Got away from using this in most of my shoes a few years ago, but foot pain returned and is much reduced with these metatarsal pads. Very durable!

These pads - made in Germany!Saved my feet do to Morton's Neuroma.However, if the shoe is a poor fit, nothing will help that condition, so keep this in mind.

I never knew I needed this, but I'm glad my chiropractor suggested it. My feet feel so much better. The size was perfect and easy to install in my shoe. I will be buying more of these.

You have to guess exactly where to put them and unless you can take out your insole Measure and Mark Mark it, You have to GuessI tried to estimate I put it in the shoe in the place was wrong. I managed to pull it up once and move it and then again. I was pretty happy with the place and decided to use it that way.After a while it didn’t work so well and I wanted to move it again. Nope that is not happening.I bought something else it was like an arch thing in a little sock. That was better. If I needed a smaller bump I could’ve cut it down. The sock thing left my toes free and my heel free it was just Three or 4 inches long and fit around the arch part of my foot.