Dr. Jill's Metatarsal Pads 1/4 Inch Thickness - 10 Pads for Foot Pain Relief by Metatarsal Pads

Delynn L.: Very good product and it arrived so quickly!

United States on Aug 31, 2023

Amazon Customer: Product works but not as soft as Hapad brand

United States on Jul 31, 2023

Erin: these are good. They adhere well and can be trimmed to size. They are a little thicker than I would like, which makes them impractical for anything other than my athletics shoes.

United States on Apr 14, 2023

fern: the whole trick is finding where to put them....as others have said, you place just before the metatarsal heads, not directly beneath them.. you can practice where it should go on your shoe by pushing one up underneath your foot (aligning an edge parallel to metatarsals but further inward) and seeing if it makes the 'knuckles' spread. and the idea another had to put underneath the insole of the shoe is brilliant b/c it will protect insert from wear and make the upside of the insole perfectly smooth. have tried hapad ones but they are too narrow to do the job well. my podiatrist gave me disposable samples of this configuration and this was a perfect size and shape match and more durable.

United States on Mar 28, 2022

Dennskull: These foot pads can be great for relieving foot pain do to over-stressed balls of feet, but are pretty much a one time use from what I experienced. The reason I knocked off a star is simply because they are incredibly sticky; and by that I mean that I had to scrub my feet with a loofa for several minutes after wearing one of these on my foot just to be able to walk around without picking up every loose hair or piece of dirt off the floor. I also tried putting one on a cheap flip flop that I wear often so that I didn't get it so stuck to my feet, but I ended up having to throw the shoes out because once removed from the shoe, the sticky residue never came off. Don't get me wrong, they work, and helped relieve some pressure in my feet, but the "pain" of removal was too much for me. I would recommend looking at the harder, more-easily removable foot pads instead if you wear different shoes often, but these would do.

United States on Dec 30, 2016