Wide-Fitting Orthopaedic and Diabetic Shoes
Expertly crafted for comfort, providing solutions for common foot problems.
Orthopaedic Shoes for Comfort & Support
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Flex – Women's Wide Fit Orthopedic Trainers (TDO 609-W)Flex – Women's Wide Fit Orthopedic Trainers (TDO 609-W)
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Windsor – Men's Orthopedic Diabetic Shoes (TDO 208-M)Windsor – Men's Orthopedic Diabetic Shoes (TDO 208-M)
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Lily – Women's Wide Fit Orthopedic Shoes (TDO 803-W)Lily – Women's Wide Fit Orthopedic Shoes (TDO 803-W)
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Glide – Women's Orthopedic Diabetic Shoes with White Sole (TDO 606.17-W)Glide – Women's Orthopedic Diabetic Shoes with White Sole (TDO 606.17-W)
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Melody – Women’s Wide Fit Orthopedic Ballet Flats (TDO 111-W)Melody – Women’s Wide Fit Orthopedic Ballet Flats (TDO 111-W)
Orthopaedic Shoes for Common Foot Problems
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Visit Our Farnham Showroom
Get free shoe fitting and expert advice tailored to your foot care needs from our specialist team.
Monday – Saturday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
49 Downing Street, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7PH
FAQs for TDO Therapy Orthopaedic Diabetic Footwear
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What is the purpose of diabetic shoes?
Diabetic footwear is designed to accommodate the shape of the foot and reduce pressure points. TDO Therapy shoes are made with a seam-free leather lining, extra depth to accommodate orthotics, and wider fittings to accommodate swelling. They are Class I medical devices, CE-marked and handcrafted in our own factory.
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What is considered an orthopaedic shoes?
Orthopaedic shoes are designed to provide support and comfort for various foot conditions. They feature arch support, extra cushioning, a wide toe box, removable insoles for customization, sturdy construction, adjustable closures, seamless interiors, and sometimes extra depth. These shoes are recommended for conditions like arthritis, diabetes, plantar fasciitis, and bunions to promote overall foot health.
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Are diabetic shoes different than regular shoes?
Yes, diabetic shoes differ from regular shoes. They are specially designed to address the unique needs of individuals with diabetes, offering features like extra padding, pressure redistribution, foot protection, accommodation for swelling, breathability, and often compliance with medical guidelines. Regular shoes may not provide the necessary support and protection for diabetic individuals.
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What Makes TDO Therapy Footwear Different?
TDO Therapy Footwear stands out with specialized designs catering to various foot conditions, customized comfort, inclusive options, quality materials, orthopedic features, a focus on overall wellness, stylish choices, and a patient-centric approach.
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