Dr. Scholl’s Custom Fit Orthotics 3/4 Length Arch Support Shoe Inserts - Plantar Fasciitis Relief Insoles for Men and Women, Immediate All-Day Total Lower Body Pain Relief, FSA HSA Eligible, CF410

I did the quiz on their website and even just from answering a few quick questions and not being professionally measured, these were perfect and I didn’t have to return and try a different size. These really support my arches. I’m on my feet at work all day and even with supportive shoes, a million positive reviews on a pair of shoes is worth nothing if you have high arches and they don’t have specifically high arch support! My feet don’t hurt anymore after work and I am so thankful for that (I’d recommend ordering a size up in shoes to accommodate them)

I have plantar fasciitis and have tried MULTIPLE brands of orthotics. I don’t know what it is about these 3/4 inserts, but they’re incredibly comfortable, relieve my discomfort, and for some reason appear to work in all styles of my shoes! They cost more but are definitely worth the money! Thank you!

It is REALLY important you get these sized on one of Scholl's machines before buying them, but once you have the right one you can go years with no issues. The people who said it made it worse probably didn't bother to search local stores for the scholl sizing machine first. I developed HORRIBLE plantar fasciitis as a result of wearing shoes with no arch support at a job that involved standing most of the day (teaching). I as a kid always had really high arches and now in my 50's I found they'd flattened. A friend of mine is a foot doctor and he said this was the cause of the pain, and I could either come in and he'd custom make supports for me which would run around $600 or I could go find one of the Scholl things you stand on to get measured for their "custom fit" inserts, which he said were just as good and WAY cheaper. SO I did that, got sized, and have purchased them online ever since from whomever has the best price at the time, which often but not always is Amazon (never pay more than $52 for these). Starting out, it was a bit uncomfortable, because it felt like a branch or a ball or something was under the instep of my foot .... after about a month of wearing them daily I'd wake up with HORRIBLE pains in my feet... following my Dr. Friend's instructions, I did that thing you see ballet dancers do where they stretch their feet by pressing the back of their toes to the floor to curve the foot and press out the foot bones ... and I started to hear joints popping as the little bones in the foot began to move back into proper alignment ... that phase lasted like a month... Ever since then, my feet are FINE, all the painful walking GONE ... Per his instructions I continue to keep these in my day to day shoes... although I can go without as long as it's not a daily thing.... if I neglect wearing them I find the feet start to flatten out again... I find 1 pair can last about a full year of daily walking before they start to fall apart... and they provide enough arch support that my feet have never flattened again.

I’ve been using Dr. Scholl’s Custom Fit Orthotics CF 230 for a couple of weeks, and overall, I’m fairly satisfied with the results. The 3/4 length design fits well in most of my shoes without making them feel too tight. It provides decent arch support and relieves some of the discomfort I used to feel after standing or walking for long periods. However, while they’ve been comfortable, it did not last long. After a few months, I’ve noticed a bit of wear and flattening. Dr. Scholl’s Custom Fit Orthotics CF 230 offer decent support and immediate relief from foot pain, especially for people who stand or walk a lot. However, the durability is a bit of a concern, and the price feels a little high for what you get. Overall, they’re worth trying if you need some extra foot support.

I bought these for my daughter as an alternative to the pricey packages at the boutique foot fit stores. They are doing beautifully and she loves them.

These are my forever go-to. I have a high arch so my feet are very sensitive. I can definitely tell a big difference in pain relief ...I would not be able to work without these. I know I am not supposed to but I go for 5yrs before replacing them so the durability is great! I have tried different shoe inserts and shoes and nothing compares!! Just yesterday I tried on 10 steel toed workboots and either I took a couple of steps or just stood in the shoes and was an immediate no. Wearing these shoe inserts have saved me my health...

My mom had purchased these at a drug store about 5 years ago and wanted a replacement pair. I looked at the number on the bottom of the arch and was able to get the same exact pair. She was thrilled and the comfort for her is much improved with these arch supports. She has a very narrrow foot and size 11, so it makes it very difficult to find shoes that fit her well. These arch supports offer comfort and better fit in her tennis shoes she wears every day.

Good price here for same product elsewhere/ happy with purchase

Liked the fact that we could get them, we thought Dr. Scholl’s had quit making them. The con was that we thought perhaps we would get two pair, that is the way they sold them at Costco.

Bought these some time ago now, but I can tell you they work and cured my Plantar Fascitis. Initially they're uncomfortable because of the hard arch structure where the foot is falling but once your feet have acclimatised to them, they're very comfortable and provide the support, someone with a high instep really needs. Worth the money if you suffer with PF or needing extra arch support, don't bother with any other insoles. I've done some miles in mine now and they are still holding up strong and can easily be swapped in different shoes.

Great, works perfectly, comfortable

I went to three different podiatrists that did absolutely nothing for my severe ankle pain except encourage me to buy shoes in their shop and none were available for my specific feet problems (very high arch and wide foot, and being very negatively affected by birkenstocks slight back heel dip to the footbed). A chance encounter of a test machine at Costco (only briefly there) told me what sole number to get to adjust for my foot problem and voila! The disabling pain disappeared so quickly and was I grateful!

i had problems with my heels and feet hurting by the end of my work day on concrete floors and after putting these in my shoes after 8 hours i have no pain