The Best Over-The-Counter Shoe Inserts Recommended by Podiatrist

www.neufoot.com. Dr. Matthew Neuhaus of Neuhaus Foot and Ankle in Middle Tennessee talks about the difference between the over-the-counter shoe inserts bought in most stores, and the shoe inserts the Neuhaus Foot and Ankle office recommends for patients experiencing foot pain.
Neuhaus Foot & Ankle has seven locations: Nashville, Smyrna, Brentwood, Lebanon, Hermitage, Mt. Juliet, and Waverly. To contact the office, call [phone] or visit our website, www.neufoot.com.

[@MrRunnerdog]

Thanks for the honesty

[@MrRunnerdog]

Thanks.. I've tried Dr S orthotics.. No support for arch.. And every time I got on the machine it gave me a different reading.

[@ranmangolf]

My feet are flat and the weight shows that I use the outside of my feet which I guess is supination. I also have bad knees and I'm on my feet alot. That said, which Powerstep is best for me?

[@Brians_World81]

Thank you

[@tanishamontague6481]

Thanks

[@NeuhausFootandAnklePC]

No problem

[@danaeprado2737]

What about new balance insoles?

[@NeuhausFootandAnklePC]

New Balance insoles are pretty good, just over priced. Why spend that much money when you don't have to? A good over the counter insole will cost $30-50.

[@peacenluvreggae]

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