Welnove Gel Toe Separator, Pinky Toe Spacers, Little Toe Cushions for Preventing Rubbing & Relieve Pressure (Pack of 12)

perfect for the 8 smaller toes to prevent rubbing and touching each other. They fit easily and don't tend to slide, which is good for me because of some blisters from too much walking without proper toe spacers. The gel material is very soft and pliable, easy to put on the toes. Compares to some I had that were designed for the big toe, these make more sense, even if you have a big toe hammering the next toe. Just wear this on the 2nd toe and turn the guard towards the big toe and it's protected from friction and blister/callous.

I have a Morton's Neuroma in my left foot. It causes numbness in my middle toes when I am active. I like to play sports like golf, volleyball and softball still, so it is pretty invasive. I've have been looking for options to avoid spending time and money at the doctor for treatments if possible.I thought I'd give some attention to separating the toes a bit to see if it helps take the pressure off the nerves. I tried a cotton ball at first for a couple days and to my surprise, it was noticeably less discomfort. The next thought was, what can I buy that would stay in place a little better and be comfortable to use regularly. That's when I found these online in different shapes and sizes.They fit your middle toes well. The silicone is soft. I barely ever notice it being there. It stays in place and does the job of separating the two toes enough that I don't have numbness coming back off and on through the day. I'm hoping that I can use it as sort of a therapy at the moment to see if I can go periods of time without it on after wearing for a few weeks. What I notice most is when I don't have it on. I notice my two toes rubbing more now when it is off. It kind of highlights what you were used to before in that regard.They work for my condition. At that price, it is an easy solution for my comfort.

I was having an issue with stepping on my pinkie toe while wearing certain shoes . I tried these to get some relief and they worked well. I barely noticed them once on and they were comfortable to wear all day. I started using a different product to help stretch and straighten my toes and eventually didn’t need these separators anymore. Definitely recommended for temporary relief.

Let me start by saying these do separate the toes——sort of. They are soft and easy to clean. However, they are a little large for my toes. I have big feet—-size 11 in ladies, but the ring of these separators that slips over the toe is too big; it won’t stay in place and rides up on my toe. The first day I wore one, I had a very sore pinky toe because the separator (on my toe next to pinky) rode up and the “flap” on the divider was being pressed onto the top of my toe by my sock and shoe. It kind of felt like the seem of the sock being pressed into a toe with tight shoes, but it wasn’t that ; it was the flap on the divider. So, I cut the flap off and tried again, but the separator still rode up and therefore wasn’t separating the toe at the base. I also think the divider part could stand to be a little shorter. Perhaps my toes aren’t as long as some, but the divider was actually taller than my pinky toe which didn’t help with the flap folding over on top of my toe and making it sore. I tried wearing one of the dividers to bed, but unfortunately it came off pretty quickly in the bed. I will say these are a very good concept in my opinion; I just think the sizing needs tweaked.

These have worked well for me. The silicone is very stretchy and a little tight right out of the box but easily stretched.1. stretch the seperators on a larger round form to stretch them enough to be very comfortable yet stay in place2. they do seem difficult to position at first just use both hands (thumb and index finger of each hand) to stretch - they won't break3. wear only for a couple hours in the beginning4. check to make sure they haven't slipped lower as that might cut off circulation especially if you have tight socks or do a lot of activity.5. at first they feel odd but soon you don't even notice them.6. still trying different methods to clean bestI wear the separator on the toe next to the little toe and it works well.

For months I have been wearing my shoes in my left foot thinking…..”Omg, I have Neuropathy in my toe!” Like it feels overnight that something has gone wrong with my left toe next to my pinky (4th toe). I thought, that I am going to have to goTo the doctor and figure out what is wrong with my toe. In my WebMD research and rabbit hole of thinking about my toe, I did come to find that Neuropathy does not usually happen in just a singular toe. But let me tell you, the pain when wearing my shoes for some time was burning and felt like it was on fire! So I had to do something! So where do I go, AMAZON! Yep! I search “toe support” and land on this product! Let me tell you about the product!They are incredibly soft, but so sturdy at the same time. For some reason, I am very sensitive when it comes to wearing toe rings or things touching my feet, etc, but the pain I’ve had makes me suck up these wonderful little miracles! They stretch nicely to fit over your toes. I wear one on the toe that bothers me and one on the 3rd toe because I think it might be causing the issue! It comes in a bag of 12. I wear them every day now. It literally took under an hour for me to get used to them. And then I didn’t even recognize I was wearing them. I wear them with socks and then take them off and wear them the next day. I read the reviews before I purchased these and they did not disappoint.So before you go to the doctor for your WebMD ailment, try these. Then go to the doctor if they don’t work. But trust me. They work! OH, I got the clear ones and so if I need to wear them with sandals. I can. But for me, it’s the sock issue I have.These were so worth the money for me! They will be for you too!