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The inserts are designed to fit many shoes (sneakers, casual shoes, work shoes), but they may be too thick or wide to fit in snug-fitting shoes as they are built with substantial arch support and ample cushioning for pain relief and comfort.
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Luckily, Dr. Scholl's inserts qualify for a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) reimbursement. Check out our Eligibility List to discover FSA eligible expenses (products and services) for foot care. You can also check in with your FSA or HSA administrator if you have questions about your FSA or HSA account.
Arch pain can commonly occur when people have what are known as flat feet." Flat feet occur when foot arches collapse to almost entirely hitting the ground. Studies show that flat feet can be treated in kids by going barefoot whenever possible (even better is going barefoot on a beach, if you live near one). For adults, it's been shown that shoe insoles/inserts can help men and women. Wearing orthotics can help elevate the arch in a way that adds support and could potentially reduce pain.
If your feet hurt often, you may be wondering: are foot and arch supports FSA eligible? Luckily, Dr. Scholl's inserts and foot supports qualify for a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) reimbursement. Check out our Eligibility List to discover FSA eligible expenses (both products and services) for foot care. You can also always check in with your FSA administrator if you have questions about your FSA account.
Arch pain can commonly occur when people have what are known as flat feet." Flat feet occur when foot arches collapse to almost entirely hitting the ground. Studies show that flat feet can be treated in kids by going barefoot whenever possible (even better is going barefoot on a beach, if you live near one). For adults, it's been shown that shoe insoles/inserts can help. Wearing orthotics can help elevate the arch in a way that adds support and could potentially reduce pain. In addition to wearing proper shoes and limiting how often you wear heels (sorry, ladies), insoles can provide the proper support to your arches.
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