Preparation is the key for any vacation.  This rings especially true on a cruise.  The medical staff on a cruise ship will probably not have any of the necessary footpads to help you enjoy your cruise if foot pain were to strike. 

The Cruise Ship Foot Pain Relief Kit is specially designed to assist you in your preparation for your cruise.  The components of the kit can easily be packed in your luggage and will occupy very little space.  Individual products can be ordered in desired quantities.  All foam pads have adhesive peel backings. 

We offer a Regular (non gel) and Supreme (gel) Kit.  

The most common foot problems you will encounter while on a cruise are:
1.   Toe pain
2.   Ball of foot pain
3.   Arch Pain
4.   Bottom of Heel pain
5.   Blistering

Standard Foot Pain Relief Kit contains:

• All Gel Toe Cap Qty 1
• Metatarsal Pads ¼ inch Foam  Qty 14
• Arch Pads ¼ inch Foam  Qty 14
• Beveled Heel Pad 1/2 inch Foam  Qty one pair
• U Shaped Heel Spur Pad 1/4inch Foam Qty 8
• Kidney shaped 1/8 inch Foam moleskin    Qty 8 
• Kidney shaped Moleskin Qty 8

The Cruise Ship Foot Pain Relief Kit Supreme contains:

Toe Pain Relief Products:
All Gel Toe Cap  Qty 1
Gel Pressure Dots.  Qty 4
Corn pads 1/8 inch Foam Qty 4

Ball of Foot Pain Relief Products:
Metatarsal pads Reusable Purple Gel  Qty 2

Metatarsal Pads ¼ inch Foam Qty 4

Arch Pain Relief Products:
Arch pads Reusable Purple Gel Qty 2

Arch Pads  ¼ inch Foam  Qty 4

Bottom of Heel Pain Relief Products:
Reusable Purple Gel Heel Pad  Qty one pair
Beveled Heel Pad 1/2 inch Foam  Qty one pair
U Shaped Heel Spur Pad 1/4 inch Foam Qty 4

Blistering/Back of Heel Pain Relief Products:
Kidney shaped 1/8 inch Foam moleskin    Qty 4
Moleskin kidney shaped  Qty 4
Achilles Gel Heel Pad Ecogel  Qty 1 (not one pair)

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