Foot aids

Foot aids are an important part of the Sports Pharmacy > Orthopedic Aids category, as they can help improve walking comfort, reduce pressure on specific areas of the foot and provide additional protection for sensitive regions. Feet carry significant daily load, especially in people who stand for long periods, walk a lot, train or wear footwear that creates pressure.

This category includes products such as the Bort Pedi Soft forefoot cushion and the Bort Pedi Soft heel insert. These aids are intended for local support and relief of foot areas often exposed to pressure, friction or discomfort.

Foot aids do not replace examination by an orthopedist, podiatrist or doctor in case of more serious symptoms, but they can be practical support for everyday walking, sports activities, standing and the need for additional comfort in footwear. Special caution is needed in case of wounds, diabetes, severe pain, swelling or skin changes on the feet.

Foot aids in the Sports Pharmacy category

When to use foot aids?

• In case of pressure, friction or discomfort in the feet
• When additional protection of the forefoot is needed
• When heels are under strain during walking, standing or activity
• For people who stand, walk or train for long periods
• As an addition to footwear for better comfort and pressure relief

How to choose the right foot aid?

The choice depends on which part of the foot is under the most pressure. If discomfort occurs in the forefoot, especially during walking or when wearing footwear that creates pressure, the Bort Pedi Soft forefoot cushion can be a practical aid for additional protection and relief.

If the greatest pressure is in the heel area, the Bort Pedi Soft heel insert can provide additional comfort and support during walking, standing or everyday footwear use.

Feet, walking and sports activities

Proper pressure distribution on the feet is important for comfortable walking, stability and joint load. Foot aids can contribute to greater comfort, but it is also important to pay attention to suitable footwear, gradual loading and proper foot care. For more information about joint, cartilage and active lifestyle support, read the guide Collagen for joints and cartilage.

Pharmacist’s advice

Choose foot aids according to the pressure area and shoe size, and during first use monitor whether they cause rubbing, pain or discomfort. Do not use them over open wounds, pronounced skin changes or infections without medical advice. People with diabetes, poor circulation, neuropathy, foot wounds or severe pain should consult a doctor, orthopedist, podiatrist or pharmacist before use.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

Tips and useful guides

• Orthopedic aids
• Bort Pedi Soft forefoot cushion
• Bort Pedi Soft heel insert
• Collagen for joints and cartilage