Edge Orthotics and Certified Pedorthists

How do you know what compression level to get for compression socks?
It all depends on what you're using them for and if you've worn them before.
If you're new to compression socks or are using them for travel or standing on your feet for long periods then a 15-20mmHg would be a good place to start.
If you're wanting them for swelling or for venous or lymphatic conditions then you'll want 20-30mmHg.
If you are unsure or think you need to go with a higher compression talk to your doctor or give us a call.

Happy National Dog Day!

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We often get complex feet where we have to think outside the box. We have you covered whether it's an amputation, Charcot foot, ulcers or many other things.

We are now certified to fit medical grade compression stockings. We have options for Sigvaris and Bauerfeind garments.

Avoiding barefoot can protect you from hidden dangers. You never know when a rogue crab will try to grab your toe.

(No crabs were harmed in making this post)

Sometimes we have special requests. This set of orthotics was built specifically to fit this pair of sandals.

Found the perfect treat for the office

Did you know that we can do minor shoe modifications as well? We can do internal lifts, stretching, cut outs, silicone plugs and buttresses.