Variant 1
Abrasion in zone 1(the heel)- normal zone - healthy feet
CONGRATULATIONS!MEMO performs its prophylactic and monitoring
function.Your MEMO shoes may be used as normal footwear.
Variant 2
Abrasion in zone 2 (the heel) - risk zone - there is a danger of a
minor abnormality developing into a dysfunction. It is necessary to
apply the gray MEMO corrective insole while wearing MEMO orthopedic
shoes at all times (at home, kindergarten, or school), In time the
abnormality should retreat and the abrasion return to normal zone
1. If abnormality persists, application of the orange MEMO
corrective insole is necessary. If the abrasion does not return to
normal zone 1, please consult your family physician.
Variant 3
Abrasion in zone 3 (the heel) - dysfunction zone - indicates foot
and/or knee defect. It is necessary to apply the orange MEMO
corrective insole while wearing MEMO orthopedic shoes at all times
(at home, kindergarten, or school). In time abnormality should
retreat and the abrasion return to normal zone 1. If abnormality
persists, please, consult your family physician.
Variant 4
Abrasion in zone 3 (the heel) and zone 4 (the sole) - serious
dysfunction zone - indicates foot and/or knee defect. It is
necessary to apply the orange MEMO corrective insole while wearing
MEMO orthopedic shoes at all times (at home, kindergarten, or
school). You also need to consult your family physician./LI>
Variant 5
Abrasion in zone 6 (the heel) - serious dysfunction zone - you need
to consult your family physician.
Variant 6
Abrasion in zone 1(the heel)- normal zone - healthy feet
CONGRATULATIONS!MEMO performs its prophylactic and monitoring
function.Your MEMO shoes may be used as normal footwear.
APPLICATIONS OF CORRECTIVE
INSOLES
If any of MEMO corrective insoles are in use, MEMO orthopedic
footwear should be worn at all times to ensure most effective
treatment of detected abnormalities. Most abnormalities will
retreat within 8 months of applying the corrective MEMO insole.
Treatment duration may vary. It is usually shorter for young
children and may exceed 8 months for teenagers depending on how
deeply abnormalities have set in.
INDICATIONS THAT A FOOT DEFECT IS
RETREATING: