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Ambulator®
Known for introducing many innovations for comfort, therapy and protection, Ambulators are recognized as the #1 footwear line for people suffering from diabetes and arthritis. Ambulators have helped treat and prevent foot pain for millions of people worldwide.
Thermothotics®/TMMK
Apex Thermothotics is a unique line of products designed to help protect the at risk patient with diabetes. The line consists of "ready made" foot orthotics, custom foot orthotics and combination blockers that allow fabricators to quickly and effectively fabricate their own custom devices.
Fitting & Evaluation
When taking a negative impression of a patient’s foot there is no system that can match the convenience and accuracy of Foamart Foot Impression Kits. Kits. In just seconds a technician can take an impression of a patient that will accurately match their size, shape and arch. Foamart is the highest quality foam available and will not crack during or after an impression. Available in convenient self-mailer boxes or in bulk form. Foamart comes in two sizes - standard (12") and long (14").
Ambulator fitting kits feature an assortment of devices needed to accurately measure, evaluate and fit your patients. These unique kits are a cost effective way to improve your overall patient care.
Materials
We have been proudly developing and manufacturing orthotic materials since 1946, with a commitment to keeping fabricators supplied with the latest in material technology. Over the past 60 years, we have introduced many innovative materials to the foot orthotic industry, including Pedic Sponge (1946), Foamart (1960), Plastazote (1971), Thermocork (1975), Carboplast (1997) and many others.
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