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My Podoprex Lite - Polyuréthane Cellular - 3mm Shock Absorber

Introducing the My Podoprex Lite, a high-quality polyurethane cellular shock absorber designed for superior comfort and durability. This product is perfect for individuals seeking a reliable solution for foot health, especially those with risk foot or diabetic foot conditions. With its unique 3mm thickness and Shore A hardness of 18, the My Podoprex Lite provides excellent shock absorption while maintaining its shape over time.

• Comfortable and supportive for foot health
• Excellent shock absorption for better protection
• Shore A hardness of 18 for long-lasting durability

Technical Specifications

The My Podoprex Lite is crafted from high-quality polyurethane microcellular material and foam, ensuring both comfort and structural integrity. It measures 980 x 680 mm in size and comes in a vibrant red color, making it visually appealing and functional. This product is non-thermoformable, which means it maintains its shape and stability under various conditions. Key features include:

• Color: Bright Red
• Dimensions: 980 x 680 mm
• Thickness: 3 mm
• Material: Polyurethane microcellular and foam
• Shore A: 18
• Non-thermoformable

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you're an individual with foot health concerns or a healthcare professional looking for a reliable solution for your patients, the My Podoprex Lite is an ideal choice. Its shock-absorbing properties make it perfect for use in shoes, orthotics, or as a standalone foot cushion. The My Podoprex Lite is suitable for daily use, providing comfort and support throughout the day. Its durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, making it a cost-effective solution for your foot health needs.

• Perfect for individuals with risk foot or diabetic foot conditions
• Excellent for use in shoes, orthotics, or as a standalone foot cushion
• Cost-effective and durable for long-term use