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AustraliaTRIO - 3/4 Length
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This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions.
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For health reasons we are unable to accept returns or exchanges of hygiene products.
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This item is considered dimensionally oversized parcel or requires truck delivery. Additional shipping charges will be calculated at time of order.
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This item is classified as hazardous materials. Can ship ground only - restricted from air. Additional shipping surcharge will be added at time of order.
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This product has a Bariatric rating.
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Contoured for navicular support & 1st ray function The TRIO foot orthosis is contoured to improve the ability of the medium arch foot to function correctly and eliminate the cause of pain. As this foot type is loaded with body weight, forces can overcome the natural tendency of the medial arch to lower. The keystone of the arch is the navicular bone and when this is excessively loaded, the foots supporting structures become stressed as the midfoot becomes less stable. The loading force will also tend to reduce the 1st toes ability to bend correctly. The TRIO orthosis resists excessive loading of the navicular whilst reducing stresses on the 1st toe joint. This normalising of forces, improves the ability of the medium arch foot to function correctly and support itself naturally. TRIO is also contoured to resist pronation forces at the sub-talar joint and is supplied with additional posts to customise the level of control for each foot.
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Contoured for navicular support & 1st ray function. The TRIO foot orthosis is contoured to improve the ability of the medium arch foot to function correctly and eliminate the cause of pain. As this foot type is loaded with body weight, forces can overcome the natural tendency of the medial arch to lower. The keystone of the arch is the navicular bone and when this is excessively loaded, the foot's supporting structures become stressed as the midfoot becomes less stable. The loading force will also tend to reduce the 1st toes ability to bend correctly. The TRIO orthosis resists excessive loading of the navicular whilst reducing stresses on the 1st toe joint. This normalising of forces, improves the ability of the medium arch foot to function correctly and support itself naturally. TRIO is also contoured to resist pronation forces at the subtalar joint and is supplied with additional posts to customise the level of control for each foot.