Scholl's you would expect that the brand's shoes would be comfortable and good for your feet. And thankfully, as it turns out, they really are. The company has a variety of products, from shoes to insoles, offered at different price points, making them both accessible and foot-friendly (a combination that we love).

Scholl's® insoles and orthotics last? Most Dr. Scholl's® insoles and orthotics are designed to last six (6) months with regular use. They should be replaced within this timeframe or at the first signs of wear.

Scholl's® insoles and orthotics can placed over a shoe's existing insole as long as the shoe is still comfortable and does not feel too tight. Any insole or orthotic that is not full-length should be placed on top of your shoe's existing insole.

How to Use It

1. Place the removeable insoles against the back of your Dr. Scholl's® insole and trim to match the old insole size.
2. Place insoles in your shoes' toes first with the cloth side UP. Ensure the insole heel rests firmly in the heel of your shoe.

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Scholl's does provide some great everyday options for those looking for comfort, support and different designs." The brand's shoes tend to be lightweight but durable, making them good for everyday use, Sayed says.

It will take between two and four weeks to break in a pair of new orthotics. During this period, you mustn't wear the orthotics for too long so that your body can gradually adapt to any change in position. "Too much, too soon" is the most common reason orthotics may hurt at first.

Insoles can help take the pressure off your feet and relieve pain. Once your body has adjusted to its use, you can wear your insoles all day. As long as they are custom-designed for your feet and used appropriately, using insoles all day will not cause any problem.

If a shoe has removable insoles, take them out before placing new ones. If they are not removable, then it is best to avoid adding insoles on top. Good custom insoles are the best solution, as they are designed with your specific shoes in mind.

Unfortunately, it will take some time to get used to your new orthotics, but they'll make a world of a difference for relieving your pain and aiding in your future comfort. Our chiropodists will suggest you begin “breaking in” your orthotics by wearing them for 1 hour each day to start.

Take out the shoes existing insoles before inserting custom orthotics. If you don't remove the original insoles, custom insoles will not sit properly and securely. If your insoles are not full length they can be placed on top of the shoe's existing footbed.

With properly-fitted orthotics, you should be able to walk freely with your shoes feeling snug and secure on your feet. If this isn't the case, it's a sign that you might want to ask your podiatrist to examine your orthotics and make any necessary adjustments.