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The process and outcome of my order was fast and siccessful!!!

I have worn prescription orthotics for almost 50 years. Until recently, insurance has paid for them. The last time I tried to get them, my providers said insurance (Medicare) would no longer pay and the estimate was over $850. I decided to roll the dice and try Upstep. The orthotic arrived a couple of weeks ago and I was surprised at how well they seem to be made and how they were almost an exact match to my last prescription set. Since they were such a close match, I used them without the break-in period and I felt no difference, Time will tell about their durability but I am very pleased with the product, so far. When I inquired about getting a second pair, Mary offered me a discount code since I was getting them so soon after my initial purchase. Now, I have a back up pair on the way.

I hate them not worth the money I spent they are uncomfortable

Great fit but a little pricey. I only had them for a couple weeks let’s see how long they last .

I've been using my new Upstep orthotics for just over a week and am feeling the difference! My foot pain started last summer and I got some athletic inserts from a running store, after they measured my feet and made a recommendation. They helped the plantar facitis a little, but I also suspect that they might have exacerbated the associated toe joint pain. At an appointment with a specialist that diagnosed the issues, the cost of one pair of custom orthotics was $504 as my insurance didn't cover them. I blurted out a mild swear word and left the clinic shocked. Went online and found Upstep, checked the reviews, and placed an order. Glad I made the decision to add a second pair for $100. All in, two pairs from Upstep cost quite a bit less than one pair through the clinic. I could tell how they were orienting my foot position differently right away, and after consistent use I can feel a distinct improvement in the toe joint pain. A great purchase that exceeded expectations!