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Ball of Foot Gel Pads

Manufacturer: Oppo Medical Inc.
SKU: M922
Ball of Foot Gel Pads provide protection and shock absorption to cushion feet, relieve forefoot pain, and reduce calluses on the ball of your foot. Perfect for sandals, dress shoes, pumps, and high heels. Universal right/left. By Oppo Medical. 1 pair/pkg. [read more]
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