Breathable Plantar Fasciitis / Achilles Tendon Dorsal Splint Foot Orthosis Brace Pain Relief

BONUS - You will receive a FREE excercise guide sheet to rid FOOT / LEG PAIN  FAST !

Great for Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendonitis: The breathable  night splint brace is  designed provide gradual corrective orthopedic support for drop foot, to hold the foot in a certain flexion angle, alleviate most painful symptoms, prevent the arch cramp and stretch the tendons

Night Foot Splint Features:
1. Soft and breathable foam
2. Angle is adjustable, you can bend the metal strip of orthotic injury support according to the level of stretch
3. There is a comfy layer of padding underneath the metal strip to prevent your instep from hurt
4. A separate elastic strap wraps the splint to add more support and stretch for the foot
5. Easy to put on and take off
6. Moisture-wicking straps are durable

Directions for use:
1. We don't suggest wearing the splint in the shoe, it's not made for walking
2. It'll be better to keep the leg lay straight when wearing
3. It's recommended to start at 90 degrees, then you can adjust it to a smaller angle if you need more stretches
4. Put a soft pillow under the foot or wear socks will make foot comfortable when sleeping at night

Note:
1. This device is just one element in an overall treatment program. If your situation gets worse, please stop using immediately and follow the doctor's advice
2. It's recommended to wear for 30 minutes at first-week use, you may need one or two weeks to get used to night splint plantar fasciitis. Please continue to use drop foot splint, until all traces of this malady are gone
3. Washing Tips: Please remove the aluminum strip from the top of the splint before washing, then hand wash in 5-30 °C water and flat dry

"I had  Plantar Fasciitis in my right foot, I put this night splint on before bed. By the Second night and in the morning what a joy to wake up without pain. 5 STARS - highly Recommended" Joan O'Neill

"Thank you so much - best product ever for my achilles tendon issues - can now walk normally" Neil Holt