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Foot insert/insole?

Posted By: Help on 2007-09-21
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Subject: Foot insert/insole?

Does anyone know what this is.... S/L "Arderex" cushioned inserts (foot and ankle ortho)?  Probably something very simple and "under my nose" (so to speak) but I am not having any luck.  thanks in advance:)




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