Neo-Flex™ Neodymium Magnetic Insoles
Developed by a group of leading health professionals, Neo-Flex magnetic insoles use very powerful 13,500 gauss neodymium magnets to relieve severe foot discomfort from diabetic foot neuropathy and more serious foot conditions.
The high-energy magnetic fields penetrate completely through the foot and into the ankle, helping to reduce symptoms, like sharp pains, burning, tingling and numbness. Helping to increase blood circulation, the insoles also reduce discomfort from chronic degenerative conditions.
Neo-Flex magnetic insoles use podiatrist-recommended Microcell® foam to provide superior comfort for sensitive feet. This "skin-soft" foam molds to the unique shape of your foot to redistribute pressure from sensitive areas - like the heel, toes, and ball of the foot. Underneath, a thick urethane base absorbs shock beneath the heel, and cushions every step you take.
Ergonomically designed with arch support and a heel cup, Neo-Flex insoles help re-align the foot and ankle to their natural position. This reduces strain on the bottom of the foot that contributes to plantar fasciitis pain, and minimizes stress on the ankle, heel and ball of the foot.
Neo-Flex magnetic insoles are made to replace existing shoe inserts. They fit inside sneakers, casual shoes, work boots, and orthopedic shoes with additional depth. Can be trimmed with scissors to adjust fit. Not recommended for use with bare feet.
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Product Features
# of Magnets | See size chart |
Magnet Polarity | Bio-North (negative) |
Magnet Type | Neodymium |
| Manufacturer Gauss Rating | 13,500 |
Surface Gauss | 1,637 |
Magnet Size | 1/2" diameter 1/16" thick |
| Maximum Penetration Depth | 6½" |
| Effective Penetration Depth | 3½" |
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Customer Testimonials
After three days I began to notice that the pain was getting less and less until one morning there was NO PAIN whatsoever and other changes began to work in my left foot which had suffered a pinched nerve after installing a whole new knee. My feet, which had become abnormally swollen also began to get back to normal.
- Mary
Quaker Hill, CT
Related Research
In 2003, a double-blind study tested 375 patients with symptomatic diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Patients were randomly assigned to wear magnetic insoles or sham insoles for a period of 4 months. Results showed that patients wearing magnetic insoles had significant reductions in burning, numbness, tingling, and exercise-induced foot pain over time. The researchers found that strong static magnets appear to affect nerve signals.
– Weintraub MI, Wolfe GI, Barohn RA, Cole SP, Parry GJ, Hayat G et al. (2003). "Static magnetic field therapy for symptomatic diabetic neuropathy: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial." Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 84 (5):736-46. PMID: 12736891
