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3-Layer Toe Separators soothe between-toe irritations. They gently divide crooked or overlapping toes to relieve between-toe corns, blisters, pinching and cramping. These soft, anatomically-shaped cushions soothe and prevent irritations by absorbing press See more details
Relief has arrived! Reusable FootSmart U-shaped Gel Toe Separators create just enough space to avoid rubbing. Caution: Not recommended for those with diabetes. See more details
These soft, foamy toe cushions gently separate crooked, overlapping or rubbing toes to ease toe irritations. They also absorb pressure and friction to end pinching and cramping. Anatomically shaped to fit comfortably. See more details
Separate your crooked and/or overlapping toes to relieve between-toe corns, blisters, pinching and cramping. Our soft, anatomically-shaped cushions soothe and prevent irritations by absorbing pressure with their durable, three-layer foam design. Hand-wash See more details
Give a better foot massage by separating the toes. Learn some tips and techniques on how to give the best, most sensual foot massage in this video on massage therapy. more »
Give yourself a pedicure by setting up an area with a foot bath, toe separators, a foot file, pedi-slippers and nail polish. Use a foot file for a pedicure to get rid of dry skin on the feet with tips from a beauty professional in this free video on nail care. more »
If you've ever seen a camel at the zoo, you may have noticed its two prominent toes, separated down the middle by a bone. "Camel toe" is also a nickname for the fashion faux pas by which a split is visible in the crotch of a woman's pants, shorts or swimsuit. Camel toes are often created by tight-fitting jeans or pants with high inseams. If you're a camel toe connoisseur, you can rate them using your own personal system. You can even rate them online. more »
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