Stein’s Gel Toe Spacers, Callus Pads, Gel Toe Separators

These are actually sized to be next to the pinky toe (others I tried were twice as thick). Comfortable, as nothing goes under the foot or around the toe. They actually stay put too. I had been wary of the design, but they are rather tacky, and as long as I don’t have lotion between my toes they stay in place all day. Great to reduce the pain I get from my pinky toe rolling under my 4th toe. Only complaint is they are difficult to hand wash in the sink as they are small and slippery. It would be easy to lose one down the drain. But there are extras.

From walking and running I developed corns between my two smallest toes. The toe separates are amazing. I can’t leave home without them! I’ve worn them for years. I use large and trim to fit. My podiatrist even recommended them. Love them. They saved my feet.

These feel better than any other toe spacer I have used but they are very flimsy and come out really easily at times. Once you get a sock over your feet it is good to go but even then, they eventually shift and no longer stay where they are needed. Depending on how bad it is, you may need to use more than one to space properly. I wear Army boots for long periods of time every day which destroy peoples feet. If you Join the military say goodbye to pretty feet haha. These are helping though.

This is a great product, but I want to warn people that they are all one size, not small AND medium like I thought. The size is perfect for in between all the small toes, but too small to use next to the big toe. I still recommend buying this pack, which has more than you need, because these things get lost very easily. For next to the big toes I cut out pieces of thick dense foam. The great thing about these gel separators, is that they are easy to wash, and do not compress when between your toes. The bad thing is that they can slip out of place. I recommend wearing a tight fitting sock to help prevent this. If you just want something to prevent friction between your toes, and will stay in place, I recommend Pedifix Toe Cushions #P83. Those are nice because they will never slip out of place, and place foam in between all the toes to prevent rubbing. The downside to the Pedifex foam cushion is they are made of a very lightweight foam, which compresses to almost nothing when in between close toes (like next to a bunion), and foam is not as clean as gel, I don't think. One more thing, these gel separators are the perfect width when wearing with shoes. They space the toes JUST ENOUGH, without making shoes feel too tight (unless of course you wear narrow fashion shoes or something, not regular sneakers or shoes with a comfortable roomy toe box).

I have purchased many products for my truckdriver husband. Other products have been too bulky and exacerbated the existing problem. Steins Gel Toe Spacers, are slim and have helped him eliminate the calluses between his toes. Because there doesn't seem to be a way of anchoring them they do wander off sometimes. At the end of the day, he searches through his socks and retrieves the missing units. Placing them in a small jar with antibacterial dish soapand water. After shaking up the capped jar he removes the toe spacers, rinses and dries them for use the next day. I will order more when he needs them.

Great price compared to the Walgreens brand but something is different about them. The Wallgreens brand tend to stay in place for a whole day of walking, running, hiking, and working out. These tend to slip out of place pretty quickly. They look very similar, but are slightly more clear and very slightly thinner. Not sure this is why they don't stay in place but one came out within 15 minutes of walking. I would love to purchase again as the price is fantastic, but I find that I end up throwing them away much sooner than the Wallgreens brand which I can wash and use for about a week before they stop staying put.

These are very small. Too small to stay put. They are while and not clear, and as such not good for sandals. And while they are as thick as more expensive alternatives, they are not as dense. So the level of cushioning is much less. Wouldn't buy them again.

Beware! This things are extremely small. The shape is the same as ones sold by Boots in the UK, which is why I ordered them. These ones, however, are only about a quarter of the size of the Boots ones. So small, in fact, that they will not stay between your toes if you are not wearing socks, so you can't use them with sandals. The only way I could get them to work was by supergluing 2 of them together, and even then they easily slip out.