Frequently Asked Questions

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Diabetic shoes are specially designed footwear to protect the feet of people with diabetes. They help prevent complications like blisters, ulcers, or infections caused by poor circulation or nerve damage.
Diabetes can lead to nerve damage (neuropathy) and poor circulation in the feet, increasing the risk of foot injuries. Diabetic shoes reduce pressure points, improve blood flow, and protect against injury.
Look for shoes that offer proper fit, cushioning, arch support, and enough room for swelling or foot deformities. A podiatrist can help guide you based on your specific needs.

It’s recommended to replace your diabetic shoes every 6-12 months, depending on wear and tear, or sooner if they no longer provide proper support or cushioning.
They have extra cushioning, a wider toe box, and a supportive design to reduce pressure on sensitive areas, preventing foot sores, blisters, or calluses, which can lead to more serious complications.
Yes. Foot health is crucial for overall well-being, especially with diabetes. Wearing proper footwear can help reduce stress on your body, improve posture, prevent infections, and even make it easier to manage diabetes by keeping you active and pain-free.