Every step we take should embody comfort and well-being; however, for millions, foot pain remains a daily affliction that diminishes their quality of life.

At ORTHOMEDICAL3D, our mission is to revolutionize your walking experience by providing solutions that alleviate pain and enhance your well-being, all while
maintaining a steadfast commitment to sustainability and innovation.

Walk without boundaries. Walk with PEDYXA.

Say goodbye to generic insoles that claim to offer relief yet prove ineffective; PEDYXA insoles serve as a natural extension of your feet, expertly molded to deliver support precisely where it is most needed.

PEDYXA recognizes this unequivocally: in a world where mobility is vital, no individual should be hindered by foot discomfort.
Caring for our feet is imperative, as they serve as the foundation that sustains our entire body.

A 50-year-old male presents with metatarsalgia and hyperkeratosis between the second and fourth metatarsals, accompanied by pronated feet and weakness in the posterior tibial muscle. As a result of these symptoms, he has decreased his walking duration. Its objectives are to alleviate pain, diminish hyperkeratosis, and avert the formation of corns.

A 43-year-old woman is experiencing plantar fasciitis in both feet, a heel spur, and calcification in the right heel, along with generalized metatarsalgia in the left foot. She reports pain in the right Achilles tendon, which has restricted her daily activities. Their objectives are to alleviate discomfort during ambulation and diminish hyperkeratosis.

A 24-year-old male carpenter, diagnosed with flat feet since childhood and recurrent hyperkeratosis, previously utilized full-length insoles with rigid ¾ support. However, he experienced discomfort while walking and throughout his workday, without any enhancement in his quality of life, which prompted him to question their efficacy. Her objectives are to walk pain-free and to prevent the hyperkeratosis that induces her discomfort.

The International Working Group on Diabetic Foot (IWGDF 2023) advocates for the utilization of custom-made footwear, insoles, or orthotics that diminish plantar pressure by a minimum of 30% and keep it below 200 kPa. Ensuring their appropriate use is crucial, as adherence to these guidelines decreases ulcer recurrence by 46% in individuals with a history of ulceration.

A 60-year-old male with a history of type II diabetes and a risk of type 3 diabetic foot presents with an amputation of the first and second metatarsals of the right foot, alongside a healed yet active ulcer located beneath the second and third metatarsals (refer to photo). Although he utilized custom orthotics, they failed to alleviate pressure, placing him at risk for re-ulceration.

ALTERING PRESSURE MODIFIES THE TREATMENT TRAJECTORY. THROUGH PRESSURE ASSESSMENTS AND OUR 3D-PRINTED INSOLES, WE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED A 53.1% DECREASE IN THE LOAD ON THE ULCERSENSITIVE REGION, FACILITATING PRESSURE ALLEVIATION AND AIDING IN THE PREVENTION OF RE-ULCERATION.

The International Working Group on Diabetic Foot (IWGDF 2023) advocates for the utilization of
custom-made footwear, insoles, or orthotics that diminish plantar pressure by a minimum of 30% and
keep it below 200 kPa. Ensuring their appropriate use is crucial, as adherence to these guidelines
decreases ulcer recurrence by 46% in individuals with a history of ulceration.

A 75-year-old retired male with a history of type II diabetes and a risk of diabetic foot complications, presenting without any ulcers, reports pain in the hallux valgus of his right foot, along with scaphoid bone displacement, which hinders his ability to walk. He has not utilized orthotics in the past, and his objective is to alleviate the pain to enhance his mobility.

A 58-year-old male, diabetic and at risk for type I diabetic foot, exhibits slight sensory loss in his right foot. He wears wide athletic shoes and, while he has not developed ulcers, he does experience hyperkeratosis. He is unable to walk more than 4 km due to severe lower back pain and moderate discomfort in his left leg, where he has a knee prosthesis. Its objectives are to diminish the incidence of hyperkeratosis and avert the development of ulcers.

A 75-year-old male factory worker, who regularly lifts heavy loads, is diabetic and at risk for type I diabetic foot, exhibiting no ulcers and maintaining preserved sensation. He presents with hallux valgus in both feet and has a history of surgery on the fifth toe of his right foot, along with several prior foot infections.

Their objectives are to alleviate pain and walk comfortably to fully enjoy their strolls.

With PEDYXA INSOLES, each pain-free step
represents a significant triumph; foot pain should
not be a component of daily existence.