Tedop+ Postural Insoles

The Tedop+ Postural Insole: An Effective Solution for Your Feet

The Tedop+ insoles is specifically designed to improve your comfort and posture. Recommended by specialists, it is perfectly suited for people with foot problems.

What Needs Does It Address?

The Tedop+ insole is ideal for:

• Flat feet
• Overpronation
• Unstable ankles

Why Choose Tedop+?

This orthopedic insole offers numerous benefits:

• Posture Improvement: Helps to better align your body.
• Pain Reduction: Relieves pain in the feet, knees, and back.
• Muscle Stimulation: Strengthens the muscles in your feet.
• Shock Absorption: Minimizes impact during movement.
• Optimal Comfort: Made with breathable materials that are pleasant to wear.

Who Recommends It?

Health experts recommend the Tedop+ insole:

• Podiatrists: For better foot support.
• Physiotherapists: For ankle rehabilitation and posture improvement.
• Osteopaths: To relieve tension caused by postural imbalances.

Key Features of the Tedop+ Insole

• Active Support: Maintains the foot arch.
• Shock Absorption: Reduces impacts.
• Comfort and Breathability: Soft materials designed for prolonged use.

Customization and Adjustment

With the help of a specialist, the Tedop+ insole can be adjusted to meet your specific needs for a tailored comfort experience.

Learn More

• • Brochure on the Tedop active insoles.
  • The blog of the orthopedic insole and the plantar orthosis: the best orthopedic insoles, tibial periostitis, hallux valgus, osteoarthritis, plantar fasciitis (plantar aponeurosis inflammation and heel spur), growth-related disorders.
  • Scientific Articles from Clinique OPS: plantar activators and flat feet, dynamic and postural foot rehabilitation, our feet need help, long-term side effects of passive orthopedic insoles, is it possible to do without orthopedic insoles permanently?, piriformis syndrome and lower back pain, iliotibial band syndrome (TFL), 3D postural analysis.
  • OPS Magazine: back pain, the different types of orthopedic insoles, children’s feet, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and fibromyalgia.