Lower Back Support

US Customers

Q: How much does shipping cost?
A: Shipping is FREE to all locations in the USA when ordering 3+ insoles. Expedited shipping is available for a small additional fee which will be displayed upon checkout.

Q: Do you ship to PO Boxes or Military APO/FPO addresses? 
A: Yes, we ship to both PO boxes and Military APO/FPO addresses.

Q: Do you ship to Alaska or Hawaii?  
A: Yes we do! Please follow the checkout process for exact shipping times.

Q: How long will it be before I receive my order?  
A: For standard shipping, please allow 1 day for processing and 5-7 business days for shipping. Please allow additional time for shipments to U.S. Territories and PO Boxes. For expedited shipping, the delivery time will be displayed on checkout. 

Canada Customers

Q: Why do you not offer free shipping in Canada?
A: Canada Post is notoriously expensive due to unions, population size and things out of our control. For this reason, we need to charge shipping. In fact, we cover a large portion of the Canadian shipping costs to alleviate the burden on our Canadian customers.

Q: How long will it be before I receive my order?
A: For Canada Post Expedited Parcel, please allow 1 day for processing and 5-7 business days for shipping. For Canada Post Xpresspost and Canada Post Priority, please allow 1 day for processing and 1-3 business days for shipping. Canada post only offers business day parcel pick up, therefore any orders placed on the weekend will be processed on Monday. If Monday falls on a public holiday, then it will be processed on Tuesday.

Q: Will my Canadian order have duties and taxes?
A: No, we ship from Canada so you will not have any additional charges after your checkout.

Q: Why is my order taking longer than quoted at checkout?
A: Unfortunately, we have no control over the delivery time that is quoted at checkout once it is in the hands of Canada Post. We have seen shipping delays during peak time such as holidays as well as during the Covid 19 Pandemic. We will always do our best to work with Canada Post and yourself to ensure a successful timely delivery.

International Customers

Q: Do you ship internationally?
A: Yes we do!

Q: Can you tell me more details regarding the different shipping options?
A: Absolutely! All our shipments go through DHL, Fedex or Canada Post. Based on your location you will be given the best options available during checkout.

Q: Are there duties and taxes on international shipments?
A: Yes. Each country has different tariff charges which we have no control over, but it's likely you will be charged a duty and tax rate on your international shipment.

ACTIVATE YOUR POSTERIOR CHAIN

The muscles in our back help us stand upright. They’re also involved in complex movements. If you have poor posture, your body has to work hard to maintain an upright position. This is both physically and cognitively draining, and can lead to pain and injury. To improve stability, you need to address the posterior chain.

HOW YOUR REARFOOT AFFECTS STABILITY

If the rearfoot is poorly stimulated, then your receptors are missing vital information. This means your brain cannot orchestrate activation of the posterior chain.  When the rearfoot is the source of the problem, we often see a forward center of mass. This leads to an array of compensations and excess energy expenditure in order to stay upright against gravity.  

HOW DO THEY WORK?

The wedge technology stimulates the receptors in your rearfoot as they respond to deep pressure and stretch.   

1. The signal from the skin of your feet travels to your brain through channels known as the ascending sensory pathways. 
2. This signal arrives in your sensory cortex, located in your parietal lobe.
3. It is then transmitted to the motor cortex located in the frontal lobe. This is where your brain plans the execution of movement.  
4. The improved signal allows your brain to command proper tonicity of your back chain. This encourages neutral center of mass and optimal joint mechanics.  

HOW TO MEASURE?

1. To measure your feet, stand on a level floor with the back of your heels against a straight edge or wall.
2. Take the measurement (in millimeters) from the wall to the end of the longest toe (see image below). This is your foot length measurement.
3. Selecting a shoe size: If your foot measurement is halfway between sizes, select the larger size.

SIZE GUIDE

Therapeutic insoles:
Address brain-body communication, postural ailments, injury prevention, and teach your brain proper-movement patterns as a long-term solution (even after wear).

Low Back Support:
Address brain-body communication and improve back stability/strength.

Foot Activation:
Address brain-body communication and injury prevention.

Upper Back Strength:
Address brain-body communication and target rounded shoulders while strengthening the upper back. 

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