The podiatrist-designed Carnation PediRoller helps relieve heel & arch pain, providing instant pain relief for Plantar Fasciitis.
Stretching and strengthening programmes play an important role in the treatment of heel and arch pain caused by Plantar Fasciitis.
An official study showed that 83% of patients involved in stretching programmes for heel pain were successfully treated.
What conditions can the Pediroller be used for?
- Heel pain
- Arch pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Tired feet
What is the Pediroller?
The PediRoller is an exercise aid, offering rapid relief from common heel and arch foot pain.
Used regularly, the PediRoller can maintain healthy feet and tackle problems of heel and arch pain such as Plantar Fasciitis.
How does the Pediroller work?
The PediRoller helps stretch the Plantar Fascia, a band of connective tissue running along the bottom of the foot, increasing flexibility and minimising pain.
Its ridged design massages fatigued feet, easing tension and stimulating circulation to the affected areas.
It can be used as cold therapy by chilling or freezing before use, which will help reduce inflammation and fight pain.
Easy to use, the PediRoller doesn't need batteries or electricity and can be used in a sedentary position while reading, watching television or simply relaxing.
How is the Pediroller used?
Following the exercise guide within the pack, roll the bottom of the foot back and forth from heel to arch.
The exercise should be repeated for three to five minutes twice daily, morning and night.
Freezing the product before use will help if the area is inflamed.
Who should not use Pediroller?
Diabetics and people with circulatory disorders should seek professional advice before use.
Do not use on broken skin and keep out of the reach and sight of children.
How effective is the Pediroller?
The PediRoller uses a proven foot therapy to keep feet healthy and toned.
Available through pharmacies, the PediRoller is a CE marked medical device.
Correctly exercising feet will keep them healthy and strong.
Stretching and strengthening programmes play an important role in the treatment of heel and arch pain caused by Plantar Fasciitis.
