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Comffit Elevators are made with a material that resists getting misshapen. They can assist with treatment of leg length inequalities, Achilles Tendonitis, knee and back pain, gait disorders and other biomechanical deficiencies. They will last 5 times longer than regular heel lifts. The unique molded design features a flatter surface at the point of most impact, while the lip shape cups the heel and helps prevent slippage in the shoe.
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