Bunion Aid Flexible Hinged Splint for Natural Bunion Correction

What is Bunion Aid? Bunion Aid is a comfortable, hinged splint developed by scientists and orthopedists to prevent and treat painful bunions (hallux valgus). Easy to use, this day-and-night splint helps correct toe and joint malpositioning, while supporting the mid-foot and offering pain relief while walking or resting. The splint is adjustable to most adult foot sizes and can be worn left or right, day or night. Unlike traditional rigid night splints, this innovative hinged splint can be worn during the day while you walk, climb stairs and go about your daily activities. Lightweight and thin, it can be worn barefoot or in wide fitting shoes. By gently repositioning the big toe, Bunion Aid helps restore the foot's natural range of motion. Much like the hinged knee braces athletes wear, Bunion Aid heals through encouraging proper alignment and movement. Enjoy bunion protection and correction anytime, anywhere with Bunion Aid! How Does Bunion Aid Work? Bunion Aid helps restore the foot to its natural shape. This easy-to-use hinged splint slips comfortably onto your foot and discretely into your shoe to gently reshape the soft tissue at the base joint of the big toe and help correct the malpositioning over time. Bunion Aid helps heal bunions. An adjustable strap wraps around the big toe to elongate the tightened soft tissue (capsule) of the base joint and help correct progressive malpositioning. The hinged splint, along with the metatarsal and toe straps, helps to stabilize the foot. Bunion Aid helps people with mild to moderate bunions perform their natural flexing action with less or no pain. Bunion Aid's adjustable metatarsal pad encourages the foot to maintain its natural arch. Splayfoot, or flat feet, often accompanies bunions and can be effectively supported and corrected with Bunion Aid. Bunion Aid is also the only therapeutic splint that helps heal bunions both while you sleep at night, and while you're on your feet throughout your day.

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