Bunion Corrector for Hallux Valgus

Features:

1. This bunion corrector features a clockwise-turning dial that allows you to adjust the tightness and align your foot painlessly. This provides a more targeted and scientific approach to relieving bunion discomfort and distinguishes between the left and right feet.

2. Our hallux valgus correction device features an upgraded, independent heel strap that allows for easy fixation and prevents slipping or shifting. This provides stable support, even during overnight wear.

3. With thickened soft silicone padding, this big toe valgus corrector protects the prominent bunion area against friction and discomfort during wear.

4. This big toe straightener is designed with elastic hook-and-loop straps to ensure a breathable, secure and flexible fit for all-day comfort.

5. The adjustable bunion splint allows for 180° horizontal and 90° vertical rotation, enabling free walking motion and continuous daily correction.

6. This foot thumb adjuster features an upgraded 3D visible dynamic correction process compared to traditional static splints.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Choice: yes
• High-concerned chemical: None
• Is Batteries Included: Yes
• Item Type: Foot Care Tools
• Semi_Choice: yes

Phased Wearing Recommendations:

Phase 1: Adaptation Period (Week 1)

Objective: Allow feet to gradually adjust to the pressure and new biomechanical alignment from the orthotic device.

Usage Time: 1-2 hours daily

Recommendation: Wear during evening rest at home while watching TV or reading.

Initial wear may cause noticeable discomfort or tension, which is normal. However, remove immediately if experiencing sharp pain, numbness, or skin whitening/discoloration. Do not overtighten the adjustment knob—ensure toes feel moderate tension without pain.

Phase 2: Usage Time Extension (Weeks 2-3)

Objective: Gradually increase wearing time to provide sustained stretching and correction for soft tissues (muscles, ligaments).

Usage Time: 3-6 hours daily (can be divided into sessions, e.g., 2 hours afternoon + 3 hours evening)

Recommendation: Attempt short-distance indoor walking to help feet adapt to weight-bearing in corrected position. Slightly tighten the adjustment knob daily or every other day based on tolerance.

Phase 3: Stabilization Correction Period (Week 4 onward)

Objective: Achieve long-term, stable corrective effects.

Usage Time: 6-8+ hours daily, with strong recommendation for full nighttime wear during sleep.
Rationale:

Nighttime is the prime time for correction—during sleep, foot muscles are fully relaxed without gravitational pressure, allowing the orthotic to effectively and gently stretch/remodel ligaments and joint capsules for optimal results.

Important Notes Tips:

1. No corrective process should be painful. "Discomfort" and "Pain" are fundamentally different. Pain is the body’ s signal to stop.

2. Daily inspect skin areas covered by the orthotic to prevent abrasions or blisters from excessive friction/pressure. Keep feet and device clean and dry.

3. Avoid high heels and narrow-toed shoes.