Pain relief
Can help ease heel pain, arch pain and plantar fasciitis.
Custom orthotic lab · Greater Victoria
Custom orthotics, crafted in Langford.
Precision-made for every patient — plaster cast or digitally scanned, then handcrafted in our lab.
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- Custom-made in-house
- Plaster & digital scanning
- Trusted by local practitioners
Why custom orthotics
Support that starts at the foundation.
Your feet carry everything above them. A device made from your own foot can help the whole chain — ankles, knees, hips and back — work the way it should.
Better alignment
Supports how your foot moves, so your body isn’t compensating.
Less fatigue
Can reduce foot and leg tiredness through long days on your feet.
Injury prevention
Helps manage the strain that leads to overuse injuries.
The best of both
Proven plaster precision. Modern digital scanning.
Most labs pick one. We work with both, so every practitioner and every patient gets the method that suits them.
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Traditional
Plaster casting
The long-trusted standard. A plaster cast captures the exact shape of the foot, ready for hand correction in our lab.
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Digital
3D foot scanning
Fast, precise and clean. A digital scan is quick for the patient and easy for the clinic to send.
How it works
From first step to final fit.
Assessment & referral
Your doctor, chiropractor or physiotherapist assesses your feet and decides custom orthotics are right for you.
Cast or 3D scan
Your foot is captured with a plaster cast or a digital 3D scan.
Handcrafted in our lab
We build your orthotics in-house in Langford, made to the prescription.
Fitted & delivered
Your finished orthotics go back to your practitioner for fitting.
For doctors, chiropractors & physiotherapists
A local lab that picks up the phone.
Send a plaster cast or a digital scan. The person who builds your patient’s orthotics is the person you talk to. Tricky case? Call and talk it through.
Contact
Talk to the lab.
Questions about a patient, an order, or whether custom orthotics are right for you? Call and talk to the person who makes them.