Showing posts with label Morton's Neuroma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morton's Neuroma. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2016
Neuroma - X1 Neuroma Blade to Tilsonburg, Ontario Canada
Labels:
Morton's Neuroma,
neuroma,
neuroma insert,
neuroma pain relief
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
X1 Neuroma Blade with Relief Pocket Reduces Buddy's Capsulitis Pain!
Re: X1 Neuroma Blade Survey Reply on July 8, 2014 - Order
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| X1 Blade with Neuroma Pocket |
Hi Clyde!
I have been wearing the brace while attempting to overcome Capsulitis of the 2nd toe. The X1 Blade has provided a burst of confidence as this injury is somewhat painful due to my activity levels that include daily weight training, walking for cardio and participating in baseball (not softball) several days each week.
Given my age (57) and activities it has been difficult healing this injury which is now in week #6. However, since wearing the X1 Blade over the past two weeks I have been able to reduce swelling and much of the associated pain.
I am very pleased with the brace.
Thanks and wishing you all the best!
Buddy in Alabama ROLL TIDE
Friday, March 22, 2013
Clyde's X1 Blade tfor Morton's Neuroma
The X1 Neuroma Blade® is a unique energy harvesting pressure relieving shoe insert. The X1 Neuroma Blade® is designed to reduce pressure under the neuroma by using a special neuroma pocket built into the Blade itself. The X1 Neuroma Blade alleviates the forefoot pressure directly under the neuroma causing the pain and helps heal the neuroma. The X1 Neuroma Blade may even lead to not having to have the neuroma removed surgically. Clyde
Friday, March 8, 2013
NEW! Clyde's X1 Neuroma Blade
Clyde's new X1 Blade with
neuroma relief pocket unloads the space between the third and fourth
metatarsals relieving the entrapped nerve causing pain. Remarkable results in shrinking the entrapped nerve and easing the pain.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Forefoot Pain / Neuroma Pain Relief
Hello Clyde,
I received the X1 Blade for neuroma pain on Saturday. I put it in my tennis shoes
and have been trying to wear those shoes as much as possible. Kind of
hard when I have to dress up for work. I feel a little pressure when
exercising in the shoes but nothing like I used to. When I take them off
I do not have any pain in my foot. No swelling today in the foot. By
this time of the day I usually get swelling on the dorsal of my foot. I
will keep you posted.
Thanks again. If you design one for dress shoes, I will be happy to be
your research subject.
Hope all is well.
Trudy
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Clyde's X1 Blade for Neuroma Pain
A new super thin and super light all composite shoe insert designed by Clyde Peach, CO to alleviate the burning sensation in the forefoot caused by swelling in the metatarsal phalangeal joints (Morton's neuroma). The specifications of the insert are: .060" pressure relieving area under web space 3 and 4, density of device .040", weight of device .070 oz, all shoe sizes available. For more information contact Clyde Peach at clyde.peach@indianabrace.com.
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