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About
Trial summary
TYPEINTERVENTIONAL
PHASE
Phase
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CONDITION
Plantar Fascitis
INTERVENTIONS
Interventions
The drug, device, or procedure being tested.
DEVICE:Aetrex L420 Compete Orthotic
An orthotic insole to be inserted into shoes. Orthotic for low arches to flat feet with no forefoot pain, featuring a posted heel to control over-pronation and provide balance. Features Aetrex Arch Support to help biomechanically align the body \& help prevent common foot pain such as Plantar Fasciitis, Arch Pain and Metatarsalgia.
DEVICE:Aetrex indoor comfort sandal with built-in arch support
An indoor comfort sandal with built-in arch support to be used at home. Provides extreme cushioning, shock absorption and durability. Arch support helps to stabilize and align feet and also helps to relieve common foot pain \& plantar fasciitis.
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment
The number of participants needed to take part in this trial.
104 participants
(ACTUAL)
18 Years to 75 Years
(ADULT, OLDER ADULT)
LOCATIONS1
Key dates
Key dates
When the trial is conducted - from the date the first participant is enrolled to the date of the last participants's final visit.
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