[Problem] To provide a correcting tool by which the center of the body is stabilized and/or a twist in the body is corrected by simply wearing the correcting tool in everyday life. [Solution] According to the present invention, the following invention is provided. (1) A tool for correcting a twist in the body is composed of a cylindrical material having elasticity with a diameter of 7-20 mm, a width 5-10 mm, a thickness of 1-3 mm, and a hardness of 4-6. According to the present invention, the tool of the present invention is worn to perform daily life activities or exercise, thereby stabilizing the center of the body and/or correcting a twist in the body.

An injured musculoskeletal structure is mobilized relative to a juxtaposing support structure surface to isolate the injured musculoskeletal structure from forces transferred from adjoining musculoskeletal structures in order to alleviate pain, discomfort, inflammation, and further injury associated with such transferred forces.

The present invention provides a treatment tool capable of surely treating wound of ingrown nail also near a root of a nail in addition to near a tip of the nail and immediately relieving pain of the wound of the ingrown nail. An adhesive plaster structure 1 attached to a finger/toe along a lateral nail edge, the adhesive plaster structure 1 comprising: a wound adhesion area 2 having a flexible wound adhesion surface 2A; and a guide area 3 having a slide groove 3A that receives the lateral nail edge, the slide groove being capable of sliding in a longitudinal direction of a nail along the lateral nail edge, wherein the slide groove 3A extends at least over a part of a length between the tip portion and the rear end portion of the adhesive plaster structure 1 in the longitudinal direction of the adhesive plaster structure 1, and the flexible wound adhesion surface is guided to a position of the wound caused by the ingrown nail when the adhesive plaster structure 1 is attached to the finger/toe.

Described is an exercise tool. More particularly, it is a therapy and exercise tool specifically devised as a foot-therapy and toe-aligning device to align, separate, and stretch toes. The foot-therapy and toe-aligning device comprises a frame with a plurality of posts connected with the frame. The device is formed of an elastic material such that a user may place at least one of the plurality of posts between a user's toes and pull the post to stretch and elongate the post between the toes. Upon release, the elastic material of the post causes the post to attempt to return to its original shape, thereby causing it to expand out and conform its shape to fit snugly against the user's toes. Additionally, the elastic material allows the toe posts to be positioned and maintained at numerous locations between the user's toes for customizable positioning between the toes.

A wearable foot sling for providing focal compression to portions of a wearer's foot, toes and leg, includes a sock member formed from an elastomeric fabric; a plantar surface portion having a thickened fabric pad; a plurality of tubes configured for engaged passage of the wearer's toes; a plurality of longitudinal fibers connecting the plurality of tubes with the thickened fabric pad; a circumferential band forming a tension path beginning at a dorsum portion, wrapping laterally around at a lateral longitudinal arch portion and gradually widening as it runs medially at a medial longitudinal arch portion, and continuing upwards toward the dorsum portion to form a closed loop; the circumferential band continuing laterally and superior across an anterior ankle joint portion, wrapping around a lower tibia portion and spiraling to the top of the sock member; and wherein the circumferential band applies tension along the tension path.

A metatarsal pain relief gel strip can be used to treat and/or prevent Morton's neuroma and possibly other forefoot conditions. The pain relief gel strip can include an arched or protruding gel structure that is secured within an adhesive material to allow the gel structure to be maintained on the underside of the foot between adjacent toes. Due to the arched shaped of the gel structure, when the wearer places weight on the foot, the gel structure will apply a separating force on the toes thereby relieving pressure on the nerve that runs between the toes. In this way, the pain relief gel strip can minimize the likelihood of developing Morton's neuroma, minimize pain and discomfort when Morton's neuroma has already occurred, or assist in minimizing the swelling and inflammation of the nerve.

A hallux valgus orthopedic supporter which enables comfortable wear for a long time is disclosed. In the hallux valgus orthopedic supporter, in which a supporting member 10 is configured to be worn around a tarsus by applying a supporting member body 11 to vicinity of a heel, placing each of a first protruding part 12 and a second protruding part 13 from left-and-right side of an instep to upper side of the instep with the second protruding part 13 overlapping an outer surface of the first protruding part 12 and fastening a second touch fastener 15 to a first touch fastener 14, and a big-toe sheath 20 is configured to be pulled backward by attaching a rear end of a traction band 30 to medial side of the supporting member body 11, a tip-side edge area of the first protruding part 12 and a tip-side edge area of the first touch fastener 14 have substantially the same arc-like shape and are overlaid.

An improved thermoformable orthosis apparatus for being selectively formed and applied and removed having offset zipper closures on two shell members for improved hinging and opening and access for initial application and forming when malleable and for removing and reinstalling when hardened.

A medical auxiliary equipment, in particular to an adjustable toe orthotic device, with a primary support and a secondary support connected by rotation; the primary and secondary supports are both provided with bandages, separately used for tying the primary support to the arch of the foot and the secondary support to the toe. Pivots of the primary and secondary supports are arranged with a lifting component, which is used to abut on the deformity point of the toe, and by adjusting the lifting distance of the lifting component, it adapts to different degrees of toe deformity. The device adapts to different toe deformities through the adjustment of the lifting degree of the abutting surface, so that the orthotic abutment of the toe orthotic device is always in the state that best matches the toe deformity of users.

A supporting pair of socks for disorders caused by foot deformities is provided that can be worn on daily basis and it allows comforting of foot in case of flatfoot and hallux valgus disorder.