From the Soles of Your New The Green Bamboo Stepping Vertical Foot Vertical and Horizontal Arch Formation Versatile Foot Acupressure Bunion Prevention

Ayzeze: This device is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if in doubt. The seller/distributor is not liable for any damages arising from misuse, unauthorized modification, or use beyond stated indications.

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New Ashifumi-kun (2-piece set) Antibacterial version available in off-white, dark brown, and pale pink. ・The new Ashifumi-kun is a renewed product that is 36% heavier, providing more stability and security for your feet. ・Registered a utility model (No. 3196936) for a device that approaches the transverse arch of the sole of the foot and corrects hallux valgus. A reliable Japanese product: New type of bamboo stepping mat (vertical version), horizontal arch formation device, and sole massager. - Made of ABS resin (the same as the highest quality Lego blocks), it can hold up to 500 kg. Clean and hygienic. Good news for those with bunions or sensitivity to cold! Promoting health from the soles of your feet. Invented by a shiatsu therapist and judo therapist. Based on his experience treating feet, he believes the transverse arch of the sole of the foot is just as important as the longitudinal arch. He took inspiration from the Aodakefumi and devised "Ashifumi-kun." This is the vertical version of the Aodakefumi. Two are used, one on each foot. Its simple design allows for thorough and long-lasting use. While using bunion supports or shoes may temporarily alleviate pain, they can weaken the sole muscles and cause the bunion to progress, so we recommend using them in conjunction with "Ashifumi-kun." Ashifumi-kun contains a gentle antibacterial agent for barefoot comfort, ensuring hygienic and safe use. Contains the antibacterial agent Polyalpha BN: Effective against a wide range of bacteria, including E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and has been shown not to adversely affect blood components, making it safe for wounds.