The Performance Footpad Sampler Supreme contains both the gel and non-gel footpads listed below. This kit is essential to have on hand for effective self -treatment of the most commonly encountered foot aliments. All footpads have adhesive peel backs.  This kit is great for families, businesses, and sporting teams!  You will be prepared to offer immediate assistance to these commonly encountered foot problems.  You will not find a kit this well thought out and comprehensive anywhere! 

If you determine you would like more or less of any component just simply change the quantity.

Foot Pain Relief Kit Contents:

Bottom of Heel Pain:
½” Foam Beveled Heel Pad (qty 2)
¼” U shaped Foam Heel Spur Pad (qty 2
Reusable Purple Gel Heel Pad ( qty 2)

Back of Heel Pain:
1/8 “ Foam  Kidney Shaped Pad (qty 2)

Arch Pain:  

¼” Foam Arch Pad (qty 2)
Reusable Purple Gel Arch Pad (qty 2)

Ball of Foot Pain:  

1/8” felt metatarsal pads (qty 2)                                

¼ “ foam metatarsal pad (qty 2)

¼” Foam Kidney Shaped Pad (qty 2)
Reusable Purple Metatarsal Pad (qty 2)

Bottom Big Toe Joint Pain:
1/8” Felt Dancers Pad Left and Right  (qty 2 left  and 2 right)
¼” Foam Dancers Pad Left and Right (qty 2 left and 2 right)
Reusable Gel Dancers Pad Left and Right (qty 1 left and 1 right)

Callus/Wart Pain:
1/8” Felt U shaped Pad  (qty 2)
1/8” Foam U shaped Pad (qty 2)
¼” Foam U shaped Pad (qty 2)
Reusable Purple Gel U shaped Pad (qty 2)
1/8” felt oval shaped Pad  (qty 2)
1/8” foam oval shaped Pad (qty 2)
¼” foam oval shaped Pad (qty 2)
Reusable Purple  Oval Shaped Pad ( qty 2)

Hammertoe/Corn Pain
1/8” felt corn pad (qty 2)
1/8” foam corn pad (qty 2)
Self adhesive Gel Corn Pads (qty 2)
All gel toe cap (qty 2)

Friction/ Blistering  Pain
Kidney shaped moleskin (qty 2)
Moleskin 2”x12” strip (qty 2)
Gel Moleskin (qty 2)

The information listed on Performancefoot.com is a recommendation for Foot Care Guidelines and internet self-diagnosis treatment. If you are experiencing persistent pain, and symptoms that do not improve with treatment of a non-prescription product consult a podiatrist.  A foot doctor can correctly diagnose the condition and make appropriate recommendations.

Dr. Mark T. Lewis, DPM