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Good afternoon, 

There is a technical lining called SINOLTEX that helps to make insoles more durable as its main feature is that it repels sweat and consequently the upper lining will not deteriorate, get wet or damp, or smell bad. If this technical lining gets dirty or smells bad, or if it is an EVA lining and the same thing happens, I recommend that your patients clean it with a damp cloth with a few drops of soap, or with a wet wipe, and leave it to dry in the open air. Doing this once a week would be enough.  

In any case, NEVER machine wash, tumble dry, or use direct heat such as a hair-dryer. 

If the problems persists despite this care, get in touch with our technical department. 

Thanks a lot, and I hope we have solved your query. 

Good afternoon,
In the case of this kind of patients with diabetes, the mechanical characteristics of their foot call for a functional insole with materials with greater mechanical strength (plastics). I recommend using a softer combination for the upper lining with more cushioning so that the first sensation for the patient is one of comfort. 

The materials that you can combine are 2 upper linings such as an intermediate layer of polyurethane (Poron) and an upper one of Plastazote. You must take the thickness into consideration; not so thick as to create rubbing or pressure at the front of the footwear. 

Don’t forget that another machined material exists, namely POLYURETHANE. You could use it lined with Plastazote for this kind of patients if corrective foot orthoses are not required. As you will be aware, it is recommended for this kind of patients due to its low resistance, which means that the whole insole has greater cushioning from impacts, and there is better dispersion of the plantar pressure. 

I hope my answer has helped you. 

Good afternoon Ruben, 

If you have been diagnosed with PLANTAR FASCIITIS, at Biomech Consulting we understand that you have a pain on the sole of your foot on the inner side of your heel or even in the inner arch, and that this was the diagnosis of a healthcare professional. A characteristic of plantar fasciitis is that it hurts as soon as you wake up when you put your foot on the floor; as the foot warms up (by walking), it hurts less, and when it cools down the intense pain returns. 

If you feel pain in those places, you should go to a specialist podiatry clinic for a complete BIOMECHANICAL STUDY to determine THE CAUSE of your plantar fasciitis and get a fully bespoke treatment for it. You should probably also go to other professionals to achieve a more speedy recovery such as a physiotherapist and combine both treatments (functional insoles and physiotherapy) to get better as quickly as possible. 

It is important to distinguish plantar fasciitis from a possible calcaneal spur; these pathologies may exist independently in one or both feet, or in combination. The treatment would be different, so it is important to make this aspect clear. 

Biomech Consulting can help you by recommending some of our customers in the area where you live that use our technology and insoles so that you can recover as soon as possible. 

Regards 

Dear Luis, we will be delighted to provide you with the information you need about materials and prices. 
To start with, for making our frames we have all the machinable materials on the market such as polypropylenes, EVAs, polyurethanes, etc. And regarding materials for linings and technical parts, we have a wide range of materials, colours and thicknesses. 
You can leave us your contact details and our sales department will contact you to make an appointment to explain everything to you in your practice. 
Thank you for contacting BIOMECH CONSULTING. We look forward to receiving your reply. 

Good morning Sonia,
Thank you for contacting us.
Our workflow is based on an online system where there is a prescription form that guides you through each step and then comes to us automatically.
We work with both phenolic foams and with 3D scanning of the sole of the foot.  

One of our sales team will contact you soon to give you many more details.  

Regards