Vasyli Low Cost Diabetic Orthotic

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