Flexipro Heel Cup Size S

• Relief of localized pain from heel spur and plantar fasciitis through pressure redistribution and immediate cushioning.- Impact absorption: combination of elastomer and silicone that dissipates energy through viscoelasticity.- Improved stability: stable contact and adaptation to the rear foot that favors foot alignment during walking.- Compatible with rehabilitation programs and recreational or low-impact physical activity.- Easy adjustment: trimmable to fit different shoe lasts.- Complementary use with sports nutrition and supplementation plans (sports supplements, protein shakes, multivitamins, vitamin supplements) to optimize overall recovery.

What conditions is this heel cup indicated for?

Indicated for symptomatic relief in heel spur and plantar fasciitis, reduction of discomfort from overload, and as a preventive measure against microtraumas from impact in the rear foot.

What effect does it have and how long does it take to notice?

The cushioning and pressure redistribution are immediate upon placement, with progressive pain reduction in days or weeks depending on chronicity and other associated therapeutic measures.

Is it compatible with sports use and sports nutrition programs?

Yes; the heel cup is suitable for low and medium impact activities and can be integrated into recovery programs alongside sports supplements, protein shakes, and sports nutrition strategies.

Can it be used in sports competitions?

As a non-administered medical device, it does not contain doping substances; its use is not restricted from an anti-doping perspective.

Is it necessary to trim it to fit the footwear?

If the piece is too wide for the last, the design allows it to be trimmed with scissors; it is recommended to maintain the integrity of the central cushioning area.

Can it be used in diabetic patients?

In diabetics with neuropathy, arteritis, or vascular problems, medical evaluation and monitoring of skin condition during use are advised.

How is it cleaned and what is its durability?

Clean with warm water and neutral soap; air dry. Avoid washing machines, dryers, and exposure to heat sources. Durability depends on frequency of use and load conditions; observe loss of adhesion or deformation as signs for replacement.

Can it cause allergies?

Contains elastomer and silicone; if there is a known allergy to either of these materials, its use is contraindicated.

Before first use, remove the protective film covering the adhesive. The heel cup is positioned in the shoe cavity so that the cushioning area aligns with the anatomical heel. In narrow footwear, the piece can be adapted by trimming the edges with scissors; the central section should remain intact to maintain the cushioning function. Initial adhesion is achieved with the film removed; fixation may decrease over time and with hygiene, so it is common to reposition or replace the piece when loss of adherence or deformation is observed. For cleaning, apply warm water and neutral soap, rinse, and let air dry. Avoid washing machines, dryers, and exposure to heat sources.

• Do not use in case of known allergy to elastomers or silicone.
• Avoid use on open wounds or skin areas with infection.
• In patients with diabetes mellitus, peripheral artery disease, polyneuropathy, sensory neuropathies, or venous ulcers, medical evaluation and daily skin monitoring are recommended.
• Discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional if atypical pain, persistent redness, loss of sensitivity, or skin reaction occurs.
• Do not apply direct heat or aggressive chemicals (oils, solvents) that may degrade the material.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures that alter the viscoelastic properties of the elastomer.
• In high-performance sports protocols requiring specific orthotic modifications, integrate its use with the athlete's medical and rehabilitation team.

Size S: suitable for footwear 36–40. Presentation: heel cup for individual use; consult the distributor's commercial reference for unit or pair formats.

76% Physio’Choc™ elastomer; 24% silicone. Medical-grade materials selected for their viscoelastic capacity and skin tolerance.