5-Layer Heel Elevator (Firm Density) Medium Reviews

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About Orthotix Healthcare:

Orthotix is the leading Welsh manufacturer and supplier of sports & orthopaedic bracing, distributing across the breadth of the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Our continually expanding range of braces and supports offer an orthotic solution for everyone, whether it be a sporting injury or an orthopaedic pathology. All of our products are certified as Class 1 medical devices and CE marked accordingly.

We are proud to manufacture our own range of products in Great Britain, whilst also benefiting from exclusive distribution agreements with our overseas market leading partners. This enables us to bring the most innovative and successful orthopaedic product from around the globe to the consumers of the UK.

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Phone:

02920 370 696

Email:

enquiries@orthotix.co.uk

Location:

Orthotix Limited,
Sanatorium Road,
Cardiff
Wales
CF11 8DG

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Posted 1 month ago

“A good, simple to use solution which meets my personal requirements in compensating after a hip replacement. The firm pads last well too.”

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Posted 5 months ago

“Perfect for whilst I’m healing after surgery. The adjustable level is excellent and enables you to get the right height you need”

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Posted 8 months ago

“Item as described and prompt delivery”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I suffer from Scoliosis developed over the past two years thanks to incompetence and delays in the NHS. Only used twice so far and seems to be OK and helps over a short distance. Have walked approx 500m on two occasions. I use it to even up my right leg a bit. I am using the two layers and found it quite difficult to seperate the various layers and I am strong. The glue is very strong also and I was in fear of ripping the whole thing into pieces. Using a blade, screw driver or any edge seemed too dangerous so I had to use finger nails. Is there a recommended and simple way of separation?”