Pain relief
Can help ease heel pain, plantar fasciitis and arch pain by supporting the foot where it needs it.
Benefits of custom orthotics
Your feet are the foundation. Everything else follows.
What custom orthotics can do, who they help, and how they differ from what’s on the drugstore shelf.
Why it matters
Small problems at the foot can travel up.
Every step you take starts at your feet. When the foot rolls in too far, stays too rigid, or lands unevenly, the rest of the body adjusts to make up for it.
Over time that misalignment can travel upward — to the ankles, knees, hips and lower back. Custom orthotics support the foot in a better position, so the joints above it don’t have to work around the problem.
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What they can help with
The benefits of custom orthotics.
Better alignment & biomechanics
Guides how your foot moves through each step, improving the mechanics of the whole leg.
Less foot & leg fatigue
Good support can make long days of standing and walking feel easier.
Shock absorption
Helps cushion impact, whether you’re on a job site or a running trail.
Flat feet & high arches
Supports flat feet and overpronation, or high arches and supination — whichever your feet need.
Knee, hip & back strain
Better foot position can take pressure off the joints above it.
Injury prevention
Helps manage the repeated strain that can lead to overuse injuries.
Custom vs. store-bought
Not all orthotics are the same.
Off-the-shelf insoles have their place. But they aren’t made for your feet.
| Custom orthotics | Store-bought insoles | |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | Made from a cast or scan of your own foot | Generic sizes, trimmed to fit |
| What they do | Built to address your specific mechanics | Mostly cushioning |
| Durability | Durable materials made to hold their shape | Tend to flatten and wear out fast |
| How you get them | Prescribed and fitted by a practitioner | Picked off a shelf — often guesswork |
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Who benefits
Made for the people who need them.
- People on their feet all day — trades, retail, healthcare, hospitality.
- Athletes and runners looking for support through training and recovery.
- Seniors who want more comfort and stability when walking.
- People with diabetes-related foot concerns — please see your doctor first, as diabetic feet need careful assessment.
- Kids with gait issues, through their practitioner.
Talk to your healthcare provider to find out if custom orthotics are right for you.
Contact
Wondering if orthotics could help?
Start with your doctor, chiropractor or physiotherapist — or call the lab and we’ll point you in the right direction.