Compressex Metatarsal Pads for Women & Men (10 Pack) - Mortons Neuroma Gel Ball of Foot Cushions for Forefoot Blisters & Metatarsalgia Pain Relief - Soft Support Cushion Pads

Bloody marvellous! I just got them as I have been struggling with pain in the ball of my left foot. I tried the Dr schrol arch supports, which did help my arch but did nothing for my ball of foot pain. I just tried them in conjunction with my arch insoles and the pain has immediate gone. I am currently using the fabric once and they are so squishy and comfortable I cannot believe how cheap they are. The fabric is silky and I cannot tell it is on my foot. I tried the high heel once aswell which is not something I can wear at the moment with my foot pain, but again the Jelly pads made them very comforable. Amazing product!!!

It's a good package for the price & service very good BUT the covered pads are too small for my ladies size 6, they would cause me more discomfort as they don't cover ball of foot at all due to size. I would say these are small.I would have returned all items unused apart from trying on said covered pad BUT these items are non refundable which is understandable for hygiene reasons. Just wish there had been a size guide to refer to on advert.

Only one type was reasonably suitable for my feet. Average quality products.

Highly recommend! I’ve had excruciating pain in my foot for 4 weeks prior to wearing these pads. I couldn’t even walk for more than 3 minutes without pain and never had this before. I was at my wits end as I am very active and usually ran twice a week. I read other reviews and decided to give them a try. I’m not sure if the pain in my foot was getting better or if it was just simply that I wore these in my trainers for 2 weeks. I don’t care what made it better, I’m just so happy that I can walk and run with little pain now. I tried both but the largest plastic one seems to be most effective. You have to make sure you wear tight socks to keep it in place. A good pair of wide fitting trainers are also important.

Not what i expected, was having trouble with a small type of planter callous or planter wart which was so painful when applied pressure or when i stood for a long time, wasn't sure what the reason was for this as it could of been the shoes i was wearing or because of the type of feet i have. tried using callous plaster to cover the pain and friction but this only worked for a short while. Saw the GP but he told me it was nothing to worry about and that the pain would disapear but it was still painful. So i decided to try the pressure pads (WHICH HELPED) from boots however you only get two and they have an adhesive side meaning after showers i would have to take them off and throw them away.Furthermore i bought these as it seemed like a good set and i could re-use them but it was a big mistake and a waste of money! the cream colour pads ripped when i tried to put them on as the stitching was not sown good and they seemed to be for small feet. The gel pads move around and leave your feet sweaty. The only one that seems ok was the smaller gel pads which can be used for my sandals to reduce friction on the side, plus there was no manual or instruction as to how to put on or look after the pads. again would recommend going into stores like boots and going through their foot care products to find the right product that would help and also do some research. Hope this helps.

A really good selection of pads and cushioning. Love that they come in a bag for storage. Very good value and fast delivery.

I bought it for morton’s neuroma. Found no pain relief whatsoever. Are pretty uncomfortable to use with socks, as they tend to slip and move around inside the sock

These are pretty decent pads they eliminate some of my pain which is a godsend and I find them comfortable to wear. there's several pads for different areas so you should find one that will work for you too. I definitely recommend..