Dr. Scholl’s Pain Relief Orthotics for Ball of Foot Pain, 1 Pair - One size fits all

This insole takes all the pain away. I don't feel anymore foot pain while using this product inside my shoes. Happy with my purchase. It stays in place and offers arch support and most of all no heal pain.

Useless. Wouldn’t adhere inside my shoe and kept sliding around. Wondering if hot glue would help. What a waste of money. Wish there was a zero star rating. Have no idea at this point if they work because I can’t get it to stay in place inside my shoe. Echoing what someone else said about packaging. The instructions are written on the inside back cardboard, and you have to destroy the plastic and likely cardboard instructions to open the package. Then instructions couldn’t be more unclear. Here’s an idea. A simple drawing of a foot with the product underneath. No words needed. Hard to believe this is Dr Scholl’s.

I saw a lot of the complaints were about it not sticking well. I removed my insole and stuck it to the inside of the boot. Then put the insole back. It's not moving on me so far.Edit: my first attempt wasn't successful. I had trouble finding the right placement. However, sticking them to the bottom of the insole and standing on it while also simulating taking a step worked much better.

They have great cushion but they dont stay where they're supposed to. they're hard to place in your shoe and they dont stick well at all. the few times i've actually got them to stay, it was great. but its truly not worth the hassle.

After overdoing treadmill and elliptical machine in my old running shoes, I began having metatarsal pain in my left foot. It got to the point where even wearing cushioned slippers was not enough to prevent the pain. At first I used gel cushions under the ball of my foot, which seemed to help but these things were what really did the trick!!I was skeptical, not really thinking that wearing a cushion behind the area I was experiencing the pain would help... but I was so wrong!!These things allowed me to continue moderate cardio as i healed, and after a couple weeks all pain was gone even without the inserts!!Be sure you place them in the correct position behind the ball of your foot but before your arch. They DO NOT go underneath the ball of your foot like a cushion! They work by spreading your toe bones out and need to go just behind the ball of your foot. I also use arch support inserts and stuck these babies onto the end of them so I was able to wear both my heel/arch support insert and these things at the same time.In the beginning they do take some practice to get into the right position and then getting them to stay while you put your foot into the shoe. I loosened my laces all the way so I could be sure I placed them in the right position. Then I very carefully slid my feet in while holding onto the pad under my foot. I stood and tied my laces. I never had them move around as I wore them, whether I was jogging or doing the elliptical, etc.The first few times they did want to scoot around as I took my shoes on and off so I would reposition it and hold it in place when putting my feet in. But the more I wore them the more they stuck. After a few times, they stayed in place on their own but I can still take them out if I want.Whatever the bottom stuff is, it doesn't feel very sticky, but it works.Love these things!!! Just read the directions and watch a YouTube video if necessary to ensure you wear them correctly and to see tips!

I work standing on concrete all day. I bought these to help with foot pain on the balls of my feet. The first day they helped a lot. But... Starting on day two they kept slipping around inside my shoe and made things worse. The glue or tape or whatever adhesive they use to try and secure the pads to the shoe failed miserably in my case. Day three, I threw them out and got something else.

Perfect, works well!

I purchased a pair of Sketcher's athletic shoes and a pair of Sketcher's Massage Fit sandals as I believe they have the best comfortable support for my feet. I inserted my orthotics in the athletic shoes and I stuck Dr. Scholl's metatarsal pad in my sandals just below the ball of my foot. After several days of walking in both shoes, I realized that my left foot which had a swollen nerve did not hurt anymore and my right foot and heel pain had greatly diminished. The metatarsal pad does as it is supposed to in relieving the pressure from the ball of my foot and that makes me happy so I can get back on my feet and back to my active life. My foot doctor told me that a lot of advertisements show the wrong position in wearing the met pad and advised me of the correct position, which is directly below the ball of the foot; not on the ball of the foot. I will add a photo in the next couple of days showing the met pads in my Sketchers sandals.