12-Pack Metatarsal Pads for Women - 1/4” Thick, Comfort Foot Cushions for Heels & Pain Relief, Forefoot Support, Ideal for Metatarsalgia, Morton's Neuroma, Sesamoiditis

Great support for plantar fascilitis and bone spurs. I buy these and put in all my shoes.

This works well for my foot problem

Helps with pain

I self-diagnosed my metatarsalgia and self-prescribed these pads after reading reviews. I know from the podiatrist that I ultimately saw that I used the pads correctly, and that they help some people. They just didn’t help me. Still, I liked that they were wool rather than synthetic and I found the adhesion better than I expected—they’d stay in place for several hours (but not an 8-hour day). I’ve done better with pads that cushion the metatarsals rather than take pressure off from behind and below them. And recovery slippers at all times around the house.

I have pain in the ball of my foot behind the big toe. I weigh too much and I'm trying to go back to running. The thing that is great about this is that it shaped like a tear drop. You can position it where you want. You are not stuck with where someone else thinks your pain ought to be. LOL. I stick the point of the tear as close to between my big and the next toe as possible, and let the round part cover what I believe is the metatarsal area. The adhesive is great. It will stay stuck for a couple days or until you get it wet- whichever comes first. It was the difference between my being able to continue to run on it or not. I feel the cush immediately. For the price it would be insane not to buy it of you are having metatarsal pain. I was turned on to this product by an Amazon reviewer for another metatarsal pain/cushion product that suggested that we not by that product, but buy 3M instead. I did not think that was going to be enough of a description to find what they were talking about-but turns out it was easy. I sound like a cheerleader. Not being in pain will do that to a person. Good product.

These so not work they are too big for the foot. Even with cutting them down they are uncomfortable . Do yourself a favor and order the Hepad.

I was unsure whether to buy the skived or non-skived metatarsal pads, but I went with these and have found them to be very comfortable. I don't actually stick them to my feet, but rather stick them to my custom orthotics. They will last longer this way since they won't be exposed to water on a daily basis like they would if I stuck them to my feet and tried to shower with them, as I've read some people do. It should be noted that I was already wearing orthotics with metatarsal support, so I was already used to having a "hump" in my shoe. With recent plantar plate problems, my podiatrist had mentioned having my orthotics redone and make that hump taller. Having spent $500 the first time, I was not keen to do that again, so I found these pads to make the hump taller.

It helps with my hammer toe, amazingly and relieves the foot from pain