URthotics Reviews

Long story long.I have worn orthotics for over 30 years. The pair I had were fine but one of them had a hole in the heel. I decided to use some of the stimulus money to get a new pair. I went to my local Podiatrist who is in Plymouth Massachusetts. She and I agreed on 450.00 for the pair. The new right orthotic was never right. My right foot had developed plantar fasciitis. The Podiatrist sent the right orthotic back to the company that made them, Northwest Podiatric and I purchased fill in over the counter orthotics as I had thrown my old and still good pair out. Moral, hold onto your old orthotics until you are happy with your new ones. The Podiatrist and the company that made the new orthotics both charged me for the adjustment which I did not agree with. The Podiatrist for the office visit and the company for the adjustment. My 450.00 orthotics where now up over 650.00 and I was still not happy nor were my feet. I went to another Podiatrist in Attleboro Massachusetts and he stated that my shoe size was wrong and that the orthotics that I purchased from the Plymouth Podiatrist were too ridged? Though the ones I had worn for years were rigged plastic so that was not making any sense. I purchased some over the counter orthotics from him which he altered but they were not right. See a pattern? His over-the-counter orthotics were 138.00 for the pair and he could make custom ones for 600.00. That is when I found Urthotics during a web search. Overall, they are the best. The whole process was very easy. I would let them make the orthotics based on your foot mold and not on the tracing of your current shoe. Also, I was happy to get them during a sale. I had also phoned the two Good Feet Store locations in Massachusetts but neither returned my calls. I am assuming they were accepting new patients as they were still running ads on my local tv. Do your research. :)