Dr. Scholl’s Plantar Fasciitis Pain Relief Orthotic Insoles, Immediately Relieves Pain: Heel, Spurs, Arch Support, Distributes Foot Pressure, 1 Pair

I recently started having some foot pain, especially around my heel, and decided to try the Dr. Scholl’s Plantar Fasciitis Pain Relief Orthotic Insoles to see if they would help. After using them for a while, I can definitely say they’ve made a noticeable difference. The insoles provide really good support, especially in the heel area where I was feeling the most discomfort. Once I put them in my shoes, I immediately noticed that my feet felt more cushioned and stable while walking. They help distribute the pressure on my feet better, which has reduced the soreness I was experiencing throughout the day. I also like that they fit well in most of my shoes without feeling bulky. I’ve been using them during daily activities, and my feet feel much more comfortable than before. Overall, these insoles have helped relieve a lot of the foot pain I was dealing with and have made walking and standing for longer periods much easier. If you’re experiencing heel pain or plantar fasciitis discomfort, these are definitely worth trying.

These Dr. Scholl’s orthotic insoles have been a game-changer for my feet. They provide excellent arch support and cushioning right where you need it, and I’ve noticed a big difference in pain and fatigue—especially after long days on my feet. The heel cradle feels supportive without being stiff, and the cushioning stays comfortable even after hours of wear. They fit easily in my everyday shoes, and the material seems durable so far. If you struggle with plantar fasciitis or just general foot pain, these insoles make a noticeable improvement. Definitely worth trying if you want better support and comfort in your daily shoes.

So far, they work really well, on a Foot that has given me a horrible time for seven months. Finally coming out of it. I cannot say it was the cure, but it certainly helped to take the load off of my heel.

It really helps with the fasciitis pain, I wish will not smell, I am always washing and spraying them, I feal they smell. I never had a foot smell problem. I recommended it, I tried other brands, the sock something that covers the heal and did not work. Give it a try.

I was happy with the fit on these and they were doing a great job alleviating my foot pain from standing on ladders and concrete all day. Unfortunately they seem to have worn down now after around 2.5 weeks (worn 9 hours a day, 5 days a week). The pain is back and after taking them out of my boots I can feel the material has been squashed much flatter than it was. I can't really justify purchasing them every 2 weeks, so I will be trying other brands. Perhaps they would work better for someone not using them quite so hard? Or someone lighter weight (less than 190lbs)? A shame since they really did provide immediate relief.

So I had suffered from this for over 3 years. just came on suddenly. Extremely painful. If you have it you know. I spent hundreds on doctors visits getting shots etc and nothing and I mean nothing helped. I did some research and ended up buying some shoes known to help the issue but it still persisted. Then I decided to take a chance and get some insoles. These were the cheapest option for plantar fasciitis, It took about 2 months or so but it worked! For the first time in over 3 years the pain was gone. I cant say enough about it and its cheaper than a doctors visit

These helped me so much. I work in the medical field and spend a lot of time on my feet and do a lot of walking at work. My feet hurt me so bad especially my left foot and heel. The pain got to the point where it was hurting everyday. I wear good shoes but apparently that wasn’t enough. I saw these and got a pair and could feel the difference immediately. I also have started doing foot stretches too. I bought a second pair to put in my other work shoes because they work so well. They were easy to put in and my feet instantly feel better. It’s been a couple months now and I’m doing so good.

I’ve been dealing with plantar fasciitis on and off for the past year, and while I’ve tried a few different insoles, none really seemed to make a lasting difference—until I gave these Dr. Scholl’s insoles a try. After about a week of consistent use, I noticed a meaningful reduction in that stabbing heel pain first thing in the morning and less fatigue in my feet by the end of the day. What I appreciate most is that these insoles don’t feel bulky or awkward in my shoes. I trimmed them slightly to fit a pair of work boots and they’ve stayed in place with no sliding or curling. The arch support is firm without being uncomfortable, and the heel cushion really absorbs impact—especially helpful when walking on concrete surfaces. I also inserted them into a pair of athletic shoes I wear on weekends, and they’ve worked well in both. The packaging says you may feel some adjustment period discomfort, but honestly, I found them comfortable right away. I wear them 6–10 hours per day, and they’ve held up well after several weeks of use—no flattening or breakdown yet. These may not be a cure-all, but they definitely help manage symptoms and make daily movement more tolerable. For the price, I think they’re a great investment for anyone dealing with foot pain from plantar fasciitis or spending long hours standing or walking. Would definitely recommend trying them if you’re looking for relief and better support.

I bought these because my PF in both feet got so bad I was barely able to walk anymore. Within minutes of putting them in my slippers I was able to walk up and down the front room without staggering and hobbling like Frankenstein's monster in a 1930s movie. I felt like I had lost a stone in weight because movement became so much easier. I took my slippers off and repeated the same walking about barefoot - and I COULD! I actually started to cry with relief. That was at 1.30pm today and it is now 7pm. I've been wearing them continually, and managed to walk around a garden centre for a few hours with only minimal pain from my underused leg muscles (not been able to walk more than 20 yards for about 2 months now). Obviously my heels and the parts of my feet which usually hurt still do a bit, but that is to be expected as the tendons will take time to heal with continued use of these insoles. But I am optimistic. I was even able to walk down a short flight of steps without doing so sideways and taking agonised baby steps. And I walked rapidly as I always used to without thinking about it. WOW! Would highly recommend these. My only criticism would be that the women's ones are nearly £28 whilst the mens are £21 which makes no sense. You also have to get used to being almost continually aware of weird lumps under your feet, these don't feel 'natural' and I doubt that any orthotics of this nature do - that is to be expected. Regardless, it feels a damn site better to be walking on these than putting up with crippling PF!

These are in my work boots & previously I was having trouble wearing them - this is no longer the case, the insoles make them so comfortable

Made a difference for my work shoes where my heel was hurting just from short distance walking. It helped and I'm ordering more

It very good I like it and comfortable

I tried these as an alternative to the stock insoles on Converse. Can say I am mildy impressed with these and the comfort they provide for all day wear. It really seems like a downgrade when starting, but feels much better once when you get a bit more acclimatized. If you do have foot problems, its not going to be a significant gamechanger, more of a gradual improvement that you notice. The converse insoles while thick are completely flat - no arch support means your feet are constantly working without rest. This is much thinner (hence the downgrade feeling), but more naturally molded to the foot arch. Getting it to size is easy, just keep the 2 insoles together and started cutting with a scissor.