Custom Fit Orthotics Resource Center | Dr. Scholl's

Learn how to insert and use your newCustom Fit® Orthotic inserts

How-to use your ¾ foot length Custom Fit® Orthotic Insert

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How-to use your full length foot length Custom Fit® Orthotic Insert

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Under normal use, we expect Custom Fit® Orthotics to last from 6 months to a year. If you use the inserts frequently, we recommend replacing them every six months or at the first signs of wear.

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