Dr. Scholl’s Custom Fit Orthotics 3/4 Length Arch Support Shoe Inserts - Plantar Fasciitis Relief Insoles for Men and Women, Immediate All-Day Total Lower Body Pain Relief, FSA HSA Eligible, CF430

I'd like to start off my saying I've often used a many Dr scolls foot related products for well over 25+ yrs and have been mostly satisfied. But I would still have some degrees of varying pain. I have to say with these I have had NO PAIN, PERIOD. Being a plus-sized lady and having a job were I stay predominantly on my feet, these are the 1st inserts made by scolls that I can go a little to no pain. At first, I'm not gonna lie the price scared me away from it for a while. But thankfully with my HSA card it gave me the freedom to give them a try! I will give Amazon credit this is probably the cheapest I've found them (at least at the time of me writing).They are pretty straightforward to use; simply pop them into any shoes (I guess within most casual types of shoes) you want. It still amazes me just how dramatic of difference my feet have been until I started using these. I can literally go 8+ hrs straight and my feet feel hella good :)Arch support is superior, my heels have stopped hurting and my overall foot fatigue has decreased. My only caveat I would say that I have is that I wish there was also a full feet size option (or at least one that extends down to the toe bed more). Besides that, I can't say I wouldn't even think twice about buying these again; definitely been worth the money!

Purchased a pair some years ago after using an in-store Scholl’s measuring machine. After doing a huge number of steps recently while on vacation, a trip to the podiatrist suggested custom orthotics. Remembering the ones I already had, I ordered a new pair. Following the doctor’s treatment I started using the new orthotics. I showed the new orthotics to the doctor who said he has no problem with them. Bottom line, pain is resolved and I’m back to wearing the orthotics regularly. Will this be everyone’s experience? Can’t say for certain.

These fit well and are good quality. I went to a local store and stood on the machine that maps out your feet. It recommended the CF430 but it was 50+ dollars so I searched it on amazon and found a better price.

I have collapsed arches and a bit of arthritis in one ankle, and these supports are lifesavers. They fit nicely into Brooks Ghost (neutral) running shoes for daily wear. The arch support is very comfortable and they keep my feet from aching and my ankle from swelling. They're a bit pricey and eventually need to be replaced if for no other reason than getting a bit smelly after a while. The biggest issue I have with them is that they do not have the 430 style in a full-length version, only in the 3/4 length version. To fit these into my shoes properly, I have to remove the liner that comes with the shoe, and then I have nothing in the shoe beyond the where the orthotic ends. I do not understand why there isn't at least a thin cushioned extension to fit the entire shoe beyond where the orthotic portion ends. I've tried adding a regular Dr. Scholl's shoe liner, but then the orthotic slides slightly when I walk and it squeaks at every step.

I have used this product in the past and it works really well. Unfortunately you need to know your size to purchase it. When the product came out at the stores, it had a kiosk that allowed you to measure your feet and give you the right size you specifically need. I don't see those in-store kiosk anymore. They are good for what you pay for them and will last a long time, up to 10 years. They have always been comfortable to use and wear.

These give me the support I need for plantar fasciitis. I love that I don’t have to cut them.

I bought these for my husband, and he LOVES them in a life-changing kind of way. Back history of his experience: My husband suffers from plantar fasciitis, and he had complained of foot pain for years. He was able to walk about for about 2 hours after which he would have to stop standing, pretty much for the rest of the day. He's an instructor, so he needs to be on his feet during his classes, so by the end of the day he was in pain to the point of having a difficult time falling asleep. I asked him to stand on one of those grocery store orthotic devices to get his size and type recommendations. However, he didn't want to buy the orthotics at the time.My husband hesitated to buy orthotics because he's extra heavy, he figured the return on investment for the price of the orthotics wouldn't be realized because they would not accommodate his extra weight for a reasonable duration. I'm happy to report he was wrong (to his credit, this is rare). I bought these as a random surprise gift, and I put them in his shoes while he was in the shower right before he was leaving on a trip. I explained that I was worried about him walking around the airports in pain, even if only temporary it might alleviate some pain and was worth a try, he agreed.SUCCESS!: He has been using the same orthotics for five months now, and they're still working great. I haven't heard him complain about foot pain or ask for a foot rub in months, and he doesn't have to stop participating in standing activities after a two-hour window.He wants to buy extra, in case they stop being manufactured and to keep a set in our emergency kit (aka bug out bag). Nice 😄

Was training for the NYC Marathon but had to stop because of painful knees from prolonged pressure due to a faulty instep. Used the orthotics...pain instantly was gone. No pain, plenty of gain. Finished the Marathon in under 5 hours. (Not world class, but plenty good for me.)