$500 was too much for Custom Orthotics
So I Started my own Company
I had no history of foot problems and I do give my feet a good workout every day, either walking or jogging. I remember stepping off the curb one day and my foot crunched a piece of tree bark. I felt my foot rotate a bit as my step altered as I regained my balance. Everything seemed fine the rest of the day, as I went to bed and dreamed of exotic travel to Thailand.
The next day I felt a slight discomfort in my arch and heel. Several more days passed and the discomfort remained. I visited a podiatrist and he told me to ice the foot several times a day and gave me a prescription for an anti-inflammatory.
Two weeks passed and the condition was still there. On the second appointment, the podiatrist recommended custom orthotics, which I consented to after the initial sticker price shock of $500, and they were not covered by insurance.
The new custom orthotics certainly did the trick. Immediately I felt more comfort and support in the same shoes I was wearing. And the discomfort went away and has not returned.
Realizing our feet take quite a bit of punishment every day, and certainly, as we age more problems are sure to rise not to diminish, I viewed the purchase as future injury prevention. Being recently retired I thought this product could be very valuable to others especially diabetes suffers if the price was much lower.
To make it more affordable I cut out the middleman. My doctor was buying the orthotic for $299. and reselling it to me for $500. I had an acquaintance in New York who owned his own orthotic lab and since we were not competitors me living in Florida, he was a great source to help me start my own lab.
Now I can offer you the same price Doctors pay just $299. I'll send you a foam box you just step in to get your foot impression, and soon your feet will be saying aahh.
We donate 5% of our profits to the American Diabetes Association
www.diabetes.org
Thanks for visiting the site if you have any questions please visit;
www.customorthoticslab.com and click on Contact Bruce.
$500 was too much for Custom Orthotics
So I Started my own Company
I had no history of foot problems and I do give my feet a good workout every day, either walking or jogging. I remember stepping off the curb one day and my foot crunched a piece of tree bark. I felt my foot rotate a bit as my step altered as I regained my balance. Everything seemed fine the rest of the day, as I went to bed and dreamed of exotic travel to Thailand.
The next day I felt a slight discomfort in my arch and heel. Several more days passed and the discomfort remained. I visited a podiatrist and he told me to ice the foot several times a day and gave me a prescription for an anti-inflammatory.
Two weeks passed and the condition was still there. On the second appointment, the podiatrist recommended custom orthotics, which I consented to after the initial sticker price shock of $500, and they were not covered by insurance.
The new custom orthotics certainly did the trick. Immediately I felt more comfort and support in the same shoes I was wearing. And the discomfort went away and has not returned.
Realizing our feet take quite a bit of punishment every day, and certainly, as we age more problems are sure to rise not to diminish, I viewed the purchase as future injury prevention. Being recently retired I thought this product could be very valuable to others especially diabetes suffers if the price was much lower.
To make it more affordable I cut out the middleman. My doctor was buying the orthotic for $299. and reselling it to me for $500. I had an acquaintance in New York who owned his own orthotic lab and since we were not competitors me living in Florida, he was a great source to help me start my own lab.
Now I can offer you the same price Doctors pay just $299. I'll send you a foam box you just step in to get your foot impression, and soon your feet will be saying aahh.
We donate 5% of our profits to the American Diabetes Association
www.diabetes.org
Thanks for visiting the site if you have any questions please visit;
www.customorthoticslab.com and click on Contact Bruce.
