Vasyli Low Cost Diabetic Orthotic

Description

Vasyli Low Cost Diabetic Orthotic is designed to protect sensitive feet from excessive pressure and prevent foot ulcers in people who are at risk because of diabetes. The LCD features a dual-laminate construction with a heat-moldable EVA base layer and a medical grade Plastazote top layer. This combination of materials provides total contact to protect the insensitive or hypersensitive foot.

Diabetic Orthotic Highlights:

• Ideal for walking and everyday use
• Helpful for diabetic foot challenges
• Provides an effective and supportive fit
• Ideal for athletic footwear

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Dual Density Diabetic Orthotic Features

• Designed to protect sensitive feet from excessive pressure
• provides total contact and comfort
• Made from medical grade materials that retain shape and function
• Soft plaztazote top layer gently conforms to the foot
• Eva orthotic base can be heat molded to personalize support and comfort
• Helpful for diabetic foot challenges
• Ideal for walking and everyday use
• Ideal for athletic footwear
• Designed for custom-fit shoes
• Ideal for both men and women casual shoes
• Heat moldable for a custom fit
• User Manual
• Note: For Medical Professionals Only

What is Vasyli Orthotic made of?

• Vasyli Medical orthotics are made primarily of ethyl vinyl acetate (EVA), a microcellular foam used extensively in the midsole of most quality sports footwear
• The EVA has polymer additions to stabilize the material during the heat-molding process and to extend the life of the product
• Other compounds used are polyurethane (PU) and Rebound EVA (for shock absorption)
• The top cover is brushed nylon

How to Use Vasyli LCD Orthotic?

Wearing in and Care:

• It may take a few days for your feet to become accustomed to orthotics
• If any discomfort occurs, remove them for one or two hours, then wear them again
• Continue to do so until comfortable
• If any discomfort continue, consult your physician

Heat Molding of Vasyli LCD Orthotics:

• Remove – where possible, any existing insole from the patient;s footwear.
• Place the orthotic of choice base up on a heat resistant surface.
• Apply heat in a waving motion into the rear foot over the thermal indicator and STC areas.
• Heating temperature should approximate 200°F – 90°C.
• When the Thermal Indicator and STC lettering disappears you have reached a molding temperature.
• Place orthotic into footwear and with patient sitting fit the shoe.
  Note: patient should be wearing socks for the fitting procedure – fitting is done one shoe at a time.
• Place patient into STJ neutral via the Talo – Navicular technique and support this position while the patient stands with weight evenly distributed on both feet.
• IMPORTANT: Maintain the STJ neutral position throughout weight bearing by tightly holding the tibia before and during standing.
• Cup the heel, mold along the medial arch profile and push down into the forefoot.
• Have the patient sit, remove the shoe, take out the orthotic and allow to cool
• Repeat process for the opposite foot.
   

To Clean:

• Simply wipe the cover with a damp cloth
• In the unlikely event of odor build up, the custom orthotic can be wiped with an antibacterial solution