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"The FORS offloading insole doesn't have an 'edge effect', and therefore
should be strongly considered for offloading diabetic ulcers." JAMES MCGUIRE, DPM, LPT. LPed.
"The FORS offloading insole should be of prime consideration when TCC isn't
possible or practical, as well as for step down after TCC." HARRY PENNY, DPM, AWPHc, FAPWHc
"The FORS holds up as long or longer than 3 cheap innersoles, which are prone to flatten and break apart, putting more pressure back on the wound. When I consider the new clinical evidence showing no edge effect, I now recommend FORS as my go-to innersole. The competition isn't even close." DR. S.A. SCHUMACHER, DPM, DABPS, DABPM, FAPWHc, FASPS, FACFAS, FACFAOM
"When used in conjunction with utilization of a “team approach” and use of modern wound care techniques, I have found FORS to be a highly cost-effective option for plantar pressure reduction. It has shown to dramatically reduce the severity of wounds, decrease healing times, and reduce amputation rates." PAYAM RAFAT, DPM, C.Ped
"The FORS-15 system is easily customized for the patient, is not time consuming, is relatively inexpensive, and patient compliance is very high." SCOTT PICKETT, DPM, FAPWHc"Many of my patients are strapped for cash. The FORS innersoles cost a bit more up front, but they offload better, so wounds close faster. This means fewer overall visits and have a lower complication rate, saving patients money in the long run." DR. S.A. SCHUMACHER, DPM, DABPS, DABPM, FAPWHc, FASPS, FACFAS, FACFAOM