Health Shoes

Promed GentleWalk Hi – warm bandage boot with new-wool lining and ankle supportThe Promed GentleWalk Hi is a bandage shoe in an ankle-high boot design with a warming new-wool lining – the cosy shoe for the cold season with added ankle support. In comfort width G it keeps the foot warm and stable even with a dressing, while you stay mobile after surgery and over bandages and splints. Your benefits at a glance Warming new-wool lining: keeps the foot pleasantly warm during the cold season. Secure ankle support: the ankle-high boot shaft supports and guides the foot above the ankle. Comfort width G: a pleasant width for everyday wear with moderate dressing volume. Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over bandages, splints and after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Removable insole: can be adjusted or replaced by an orthopaedic specialist. Areas of use – who is the GentleWalk Hi suitable for?As per the instructions for use, the bandage shoe supports care in cases of: Winter care with support: the new-wool lining and ankle shaft warm and support at the same time. After surgery and cast removal: safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Dressings up to the ankle: the high shaft also encloses dressings on the instep and ankle. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: more room without pressure on sensitive areas. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select the right size (36–47) according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro strap and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the strap to the required width. Step 4 – check: if needed, remove or replace the insole and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed GentleWalk Hi – bandage shoe Designboot with new-wool lining Upper materialmesh outside, new-wool lining inside Colourblack WidthG (comfort width) Sizes36–47 (delivered in pairs) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adjustable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE), available on prescription as a medical aid Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed GentleWalk Hi (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For use by a single person only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Have adjustments carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the GentleWalk Hi? The GentleWalk Hi comes in width G (comfort width), which makes it suitable for everyday wear with moderate dressing volume. What is the difference between the GentleWalk Hi and Lo? The GentleWalk Hi is an ankle-high boot with ankle support, while the GentleWalk Lo is a flat half-shoe. Both feature a warming new-wool lining in comfort width G. What is the new-wool lining good for? The warming new-wool lining keeps the foot pleasantly warm even with a dressing during the cold season – ideal for autumn and winter. Can I wear the shoe over a bandage? Yes. As a bandage shoe, the GentleWalk Hi is made to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Is the bandage shoe available on prescription? Yes, the GentleWalk Hi is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and your medical supply store. Whether and to what extent your health insurer covers the cost is best clarified in advance with the prescriber and payer. Can the insole be adjusted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adjusted by an orthopaedic specialist or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement soles available? Yes. A matching sheep-wool replacement sole is available for the GentleWalk Hi and Lo. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Bandage shoes such as the GentleWalk Hi are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility while you heal. Warm, stable and mobile through winter – with the Promed GentleWalk Hi bandage boot.

Promed GentleWalk Lo – warm bandage shoe with new-wool liningThe Promed GentleWalk Lo is a bandage shoe in a half-shoe design with a warming new-wool lining – the cosy shoe for the cold season. In comfort width G it keeps the foot warm and comfortable even with a dressing, while you stay mobile after surgery and over bandages and splints. Your benefits at a glance Warming new-wool lining: keeps the foot pleasantly warm during the cold season. Comfort width G: a pleasant width for everyday wear with moderate dressing volume. Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over bandages, splints and after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Soft wearing comfort: half-shoe design with a low shaft and soft inner material. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Removable insole: can be adjusted or replaced by an orthopaedic specialist. Areas of use – who is the GentleWalk Lo suitable for?As per the instructions for use, the bandage shoe supports care in cases of: Winter care: the new-wool lining warms the dressed foot during the cold season. After surgery and cast removal: safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Swollen feet: the extra-wide opening accommodates swollen or bandaged feet. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: more room without pressure on sensitive areas. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select the right size (36–47) according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro strap and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the strap to the required width. Step 4 – check: if needed, remove or replace the insole and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed GentleWalk Lo – bandage shoe Designhalf-shoe with new-wool lining Upper materialmesh outside, new-wool lining inside Colourblack WidthG (comfort width) Sizes36–47 (delivered in pairs) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adjustable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE), available on prescription as a medical aid Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed GentleWalk Lo (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For use by a single person only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Have adjustments carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the GentleWalk Lo? The GentleWalk Lo comes in width G (comfort width), which makes it suitable for everyday wear with moderate dressing volume. What is the new-wool lining good for? The warming new-wool lining keeps the foot pleasantly warm even with a dressing during the cold season – ideal for autumn and winter. What is the difference between the GentleWalk Lo and Hi? The GentleWalk Lo is a flat half-shoe, while the GentleWalk Hi is an ankle-high boot with ankle support. Both feature a warming new-wool lining in comfort width G. Can I wear the shoe over a bandage? Yes. As a bandage shoe, the GentleWalk Lo is made to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Is the bandage shoe available on prescription? Yes, the GentleWalk Lo is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and your medical supply store. Whether and to what extent your health insurer covers the cost is best clarified in advance with the prescriber and payer. Can the insole be adjusted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adjusted by an orthopaedic specialist or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement soles available? Yes. A matching sheep-wool replacement sole is available for the GentleWalk Lo and Hi. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Bandage shoes such as the GentleWalk Lo are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility while you heal. Warm and mobile through the cold season – with the Promed GentleWalk Lo bandage shoe.

Promed Flex 2 – open bandage shoe in extra width JThe Promed Flex 2 bandage shoe is an open mule in extra width J for easy slip-on wear. It offers particularly generous room for dressings, splints and bandages and comfortably accommodates swollen feet. Thanks to the Velcro fastening with extra-wide opening, you put it on effortlessly – ideal if you want to stay mobile after surgery or with a bulky dressing. Your benefits at a glance Extra width J – plenty of room: open mule for bulky dressings and severely swollen feet. Easy slip-on: open design without a tight toe box, with no bending down needed. Easy to put on: Velcro strap with extra-wide opening – individually adjustable. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Removable insole: can be adjusted or replaced by an orthopaedic specialist. Available on prescription: obtainable as a medical aid via prescription and medical supply store, sizes 36–47, always in pairs. Areas of use – who is the Flex 2 suitable for?The Promed Flex 2 was developed for people with particularly high dressing or volume requirements. Particularly suitable for: Bulky dressings & splints: the open mule offers maximum room. Severely swollen feet: extra width J relieves pressure-sensitive feet. After surgery and cast dressings: accommodates the foot together with the dressing and enables early mobility. Wound healing with partial weight-bearing: for post-operative or other, non-open wounds with a longer healing process. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select size 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store or orthopaedic practice. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: let the foot with its dressing or bandage slide inside and adjust the straps to the dressing volume. Step 4 – adjust the insole: if needed, remove the insole or replace it with an adjusted one. Technical data Model / item numberPromed Flex 2 (520230) Designmule (open) Colourblack WidthJ (extra width) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable/adjustable insole Sizes36–47, delivered in pairs ClassificationClass I medical device (EU 2017/745), CE Prescriptionavailable on prescription (medical aid) Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Flex 2 (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not use over open, untreated wounds. Service life depends on wearing intensity and indication – check regularly for damage. Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Insole adjustments only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Replace and dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective or the sole or material shows visible wear. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the Promed Flex 2? The Flex 2 is made in width J (extra width) and, as an open mule, offers particularly generous room for bulky dressings. What is the difference from a half-shoe? The Flex 2 is an open mule for slipping on. It has no closed toe box and therefore offers more volume than a half-shoe – ideal for particularly thick dressings or severely swollen feet. Is the shoe delivered singly or in pairs? The Promed Flex 2 is delivered in pairs (right and left shoe) in all sizes. Can I wear the shoe over a dressing or cast? Yes. The Flex 2 is a bandage shoe and can be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages. The extra-wide opening with Velcro fastening adapts to the dressing volume. Is the Flex 2 available on prescription? Yes, the Flex 2 is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and the medical supply store. Which other bandage shoes does Promed offer? Alongside the Flex 2, Promed offers other bandage shoe models such as the Wallgau, the Grainau, the München III and the Sani Cabrio, as well as matching foot-comfort insoles. This way you can find the model that suits your indication. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Our orthopaedic bandage shoes, too, are developed to strict quality standards, tested and CE-marked, and reliably support you on the road to recovery. Stay mobile with the Promed Flex 2 – secure your open bandage shoe in extra width J now.

Promed Grainau – classic bandage shoe in comfort width GThe Promed Grainau bandage shoe is a classic comfort half-shoe in comfort width G that securely accommodates your foot after surgery, with dressings or when swollen. The removable sole creates room for your own insoles, and the extra-wide opening with Velcro fastening makes putting it on effortless. So you stay mobile even while you heal. Your benefits at a glance Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – indoors and out, with at least partial weight-bearing. Classic comfort half-shoe: understated look in comfort width G for everyday wear. Easy to put on: Velcro strap with extra-wide opening – with no extra padding needed. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Room for your own insoles: removable insole that can be adjusted by an orthopaedic specialist. Available on prescription: obtainable as a medical aid via prescription and medical supply store, sizes 36–47, always in pairs. Areas of use – who is the Grainau suitable for?The Promed Grainau was developed for people who need a comfortable half-shoe to protect and relieve the foot. Particularly suitable for: After surgery and cast dressings: accommodates the foot together with the dressing and enables early mobility. Swollen feet & hammer toes: comfort width G with plenty of volume for pressure-sensitive feet. Everyday wearers needing insoles: removable sole for individual insoles. Wound healing with partial weight-bearing: for post-operative or other, non-open wounds with a longer healing process. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select size 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store or orthopaedic practice. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: place the foot with its dressing or bandage inside and adjust the straps to the dressing volume. Step 4 – adjust the insole: if needed, remove the insole or replace it with your own insole. Technical data Model / item numberPromed Grainau (520220) Designhalf-shoe Colourblack WidthG (comfort width) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable/adjustable insole Sizes36–47, delivered in pairs ClassificationClass I medical device (EU 2017/745), CE Prescriptionavailable on prescription (medical aid) Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Grainau (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not use over open, untreated wounds. Service life depends on wearing intensity and indication – check regularly for damage. Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Insole adjustments only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Replace and dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective or the sole or material shows visible wear. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the Promed Grainau? The Grainau is made in width G (comfort width) and offers plenty of room for dressings and swollen feet. Is the shoe delivered singly or in pairs? The Promed Grainau is delivered in pairs (right and left shoe) in all sizes. Can I wear the shoe over a dressing or cast? Yes. The Grainau is a bandage shoe and can be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages. The extra-wide opening with Velcro fastening adapts to the dressing volume. Can I use my own insoles? Yes. The sole is removable, so you can insert your own orthopaedic insoles. Adjustments are carried out by orthopaedic specialists. Is the Grainau available on prescription? Yes, the Grainau is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and the medical supply store. Which other bandage shoes does Promed offer? Alongside the Grainau, Promed offers other bandage shoe models such as the Wallgau (with stretch toe box), the München III and the Sani Cabrio, as well as matching foot-comfort insoles. This way you can find the model that suits your indication. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Our orthopaedic bandage shoes, too, are developed to strict quality standards, tested and CE-marked, and reliably support you on the road to recovery. Stay comfortably mobile with the Promed Grainau – secure your classic bandage shoe in comfort width G now.

Promed Wallgau – bandage shoe with stretch toe boxThe Promed Wallgau bandage shoe is a half-shoe with a stretchable toe box that reliably accommodates your foot after surgery, with dressings or when swollen. It relieves the forefoot in cases of hallux valgus, hammer toes and pressure points, and slips on effortlessly thanks to its extra-wide opening and Velcro fastening. So you stay mobile even while you heal. Your benefits at a glance Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – indoors and out, with at least partial weight-bearing. Stretchable toe box: relieves hallux valgus, hammer toes and pressure points in the forefoot. Easy to put on: Velcro strap with extra-wide opening – with no extra padding needed. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Removable insole: can be adjusted or replaced by an orthopaedic specialist. Available on prescription: obtainable as a medical aid via prescription and medical supply store, sizes 36–47, always in pairs. Areas of use – who is the Wallgau suitable for?The Promed Wallgau was developed for people who need to temporarily protect and relieve their foot. Particularly suitable for: After surgery and cast dressings: accommodates the foot together with the dressing and enables early mobility. Swollen feet & hammer toes: plenty of volume and a stretchable toe box for pressure-sensitive forefeet. Hallux valgus & pressure points: targeted forefoot relief thanks to the stretch toe box. Wound healing with partial weight-bearing: for post-operative or other, non-open wounds with a longer healing process. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select size 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store or orthopaedic practice. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: place the foot with its dressing or bandage inside and adjust the straps to the dressing volume. Step 4 – adjust the insole: if needed, remove the insole or replace it with an adjusted one. Technical data Model / item numberPromed Wallgau (520210) Designhalf-shoe with stretch toe box Colourblack WidthG (comfort width) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable/adjustable insole Sizes36–47, delivered in pairs ClassificationClass I medical device (EU 2017/745), CE Prescriptionavailable on prescription (medical aid) Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Wallgau (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not use over open, untreated wounds. Service life depends on wearing intensity and indication – check regularly for damage. Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Insole adjustments only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Replace and dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective or the sole or material shows visible wear. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the Promed Wallgau? The Wallgau is made in width G (comfort width) and, with its stretchable toe box, offers plenty of extra room in the forefoot area. Is the shoe delivered singly or in pairs? The Promed Wallgau is delivered in pairs (right and left shoe) in all sizes. Can I wear the shoe over a dressing or cast? Yes. The Wallgau is a bandage shoe and can be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages. The extra-wide opening with Velcro fastening adapts to the dressing volume. Is the Wallgau available on prescription? Yes, the Wallgau is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and the medical supply store. Can I use my own insoles? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adjusted by an orthopaedic specialist or swapped for your own insole. Which insoles and other bandage shoes go with it? To complement the Wallgau, Promed offers the hallux valgus prophylaxis (552055) as well as other bandage shoe models such as the Grainau, the München III and the Sani Cabrio. Ask in the Promed shop for the right addition. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Our orthopaedic bandage shoes, too, are developed to strict quality standards, tested and CE-marked, and reliably support you on the road to recovery. Stay mobile with the Promed Wallgau – secure your bandage shoe with stretchable toe box now.

Promed München 2 LXL – Post-Op Relief Shoe with Stretch Microvelour in Extra-Wide FitThe Promed München 2 LXL is a low-cut post-op relief shoe with a stretchy microvelour upper in discreet black – in an extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide). The supple material adapts to pressure points, while two hook-and-loop straps adjust the width steplessly to your dressing volume. So you stay discreetly mobile after surgery and over a cast or bandage. Your benefits at a glance Stretchy microvelour: Adapts to pressure points and protects sensitive feet. Discreet look: Understated black for an everyday-friendly appearance. Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Extra-wide fit: Width J leaves room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the München 2 LXL for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Pressure-sensitive, swollen feet: The stretchy microvelour gives way at pressure points. Bulky dressings: Two hook-and-loop straps adapt to different dressing thicknesses. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Open up: Fully open both hook-and-loop straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – Insert the foot: Place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the straps evenly to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed München 2 LXL – post-op relief shoe DesignLow-cut shoe with stretch microvelour Upper materialStretch microvelour Colourblack WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed München 2 LXL (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width does the München 2 LXL have? The München 2 LXL comes in width J (extra-wide), offering plenty of room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. What is special about the upper material? The stretchy microvelour gives way at pressure points and sits softly against the foot. Together with the discreet black, the shoe looks understated and everyday-friendly. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a cast or bandage? Yes. The München 2 LXL is designed as a post-op relief shoe to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the München 2 LXL can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Is the München also available in a comfort width? Yes. Alongside the München 2 LXL in extra-wide width J, the München III is available as a low-cut microvelour shoe in comfort width G – in black or brown. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the München 2 LXL are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Discreet and mobile even with a dressing – with the Promed München 2 LXL post-op relief shoe in extra-wide fit.

Promed München III (braun) – Bandage Shoe as a Low Shoe in Soft MicroveloursThe Promed München III (braun) bandage shoe is a low shoe in soft microvelours with breathable stretch material and comfort width G. With its discreet look, it works as an inconspicuous everyday shoe and keeps you mobile after surgery, over bandages and splints.Your benefits at a glanceDiscreet everyday look: low shoe in brown made from soft microvelours.Breathable: stretch material for a pleasant foot climate.Comfort width G: room for moderate dressing volume.Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over bandages and splints, after surgery, with partial weight-bearing – also outdoors.Safe gait: a neuropathy zone in the forefoot prevents a braking effect when shuffling.Removable insole: can be adapted or replaced by orthopaedic specialists.Areas of use – who is the München III suitable for?The bandage shoe supports care according to the instructions for use in cases of:Everyday life with a dressing: discreet look for outdoors.After surgery and cast removal: partial weight-bearing while the foot is still bandaged.Swollen feet: extra-wide opening.Hammer toes and bandaged feet: more room without pressure.Using it is this simpleStep 1 – Choose the size: select 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – seek advice at a medical supply store.Step 2 – Open: fully open the hook-and-loop strap and use the extra-wide opening.Step 3 – Insert the foot: insert the bandaged foot and adjust the strap.Step 4 – Check: remove or replace the insole and check the fastening and sole for wear.Technical dataModel:Promed München III (braun) – bandage shoeDesign:Low shoe with microveloursUpper material:Stretch microvelours (breathable)Colour:brownWidth:G (comfort width)Sizes:36–47 (delivered as a pair)Fastening:Hook-and-loop strap with extra-wide openingSole:Neuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insoleProduct type:Medical Device Class I (CE), available on prescription as a medical aidWarranty:24 monthsScope of delivery1 pair of Promed München III brown (size as ordered) incl. insole1× instructions for useCare and safety notesPlease read the instructions for use.For single-person use only.Do not use on open, untreated wounds.Check the fastening and sole for wear; dispose of the shoe if the fastening is defective.Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain.Adaptations only by qualified orthopaedic specialists.Frequently asked questions (FAQ)What width does it have?Width G (comfort width), for everyday life with a moderate dressing volume.Which colours are available?Brown and black, both in microvelours, width G.Is it supplied individually or as a pair?Always as a pair (right and left), sizes 36–47.Can it be worn over a bandage?Yes, over dressings, splints, casts and bandages, with partial weight-bearing, also outdoors.Is it available on prescription?Yes, as a medical aid; billing via medical prescription and medical supply store; clarify cost coverage in advance with the prescriber and the cost bearer.Can the insole be adapted?Yes, it is removable and can be adapted or replaced by orthopaedic specialists.Is there an extra-wide variant?Yes, the München 2 LXL, a low shoe in stretch microvelours in extra width J for particularly voluminous dressings.Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality manicure/pedicure as well as medical and wellness products. Bandage shoes such as the München III are made to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Medical Device Class I – for safe mobility during healing.Discreet and mobile despite a dressing – with the Promed München III bandage shoe in brown.

Promed München III (schwarz) – Bandage Shoe as a Low Shoe in Soft MicroveloursThe Promed München III (schwarz) bandage shoe is a low shoe in soft microvelours with breathable stretch material and comfort width G. With its discreet look, it works as an inconspicuous everyday shoe and keeps you mobile after surgery, over bandages and splints.Your benefits at a glanceDiscreet everyday look: low shoe in black made from soft microvelours.Breathable: stretch material for a pleasant foot climate.Comfort width G: room for moderate dressing volume.Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over bandages and splints, after surgery, with partial weight-bearing – also outdoors.Safe gait: a neuropathy zone in the forefoot prevents a braking effect when shuffling.Removable insole: can be adapted or replaced by orthopaedic specialists.Areas of use – who is the München III suitable for?The bandage shoe supports care according to the instructions for use in cases of:Everyday life with a dressing: discreet look for outdoors.After surgery and cast removal: partial weight-bearing while the foot is still bandaged.Swollen feet: extra-wide opening.Hammer toes and bandaged feet: more room without pressure.Using it is this simpleStep 1 – Choose the size: select 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – seek advice at a medical supply store.Step 2 – Open: fully open the hook-and-loop strap and use the extra-wide opening.Step 3 – Insert the foot: insert the bandaged foot and adjust the strap.Step 4 – Check: remove or replace the insole and check the fastening and sole for wear.Technical dataModel:Promed München III (schwarz) – bandage shoeDesign:Low shoe with microveloursUpper material:Stretch microvelours (breathable)Colour:blackWidth:G (comfort width)Sizes:36–47 (delivered as a pair)Fastening:Hook-and-loop strap with extra-wide openingSole:Neuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insoleProduct type:Medical Device Class I (CE), available on prescription as a medical aidWarranty:24 monthsScope of delivery1 pair of Promed München III black (size as ordered) incl. insole1× instructions for useCare and safety notesPlease read the instructions for use.For single-person use only.Do not use on open, untreated wounds.Check the fastening and sole for wear; dispose of the shoe if the fastening is defective.Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain.Adaptations only by qualified orthopaedic specialists.Frequently asked questions (FAQ)What width does it have?Width G (comfort width), for everyday life with a moderate dressing volume.Which colours are available?Black and brown, both in microvelours, width G.Is it supplied individually or as a pair?Always as a pair (right and left), sizes 36–47.Can it be worn over a bandage?Yes, over dressings, splints, casts and bandages, with partial weight-bearing, also outdoors.Is it available on prescription?Yes, as a medical aid; billing via medical prescription and medical supply store; clarify cost coverage in advance with the prescriber and the cost bearer.Can the insole be adapted?Yes, it is removable and can be adapted or replaced by orthopaedic specialists.Is there an extra-wide variant?Yes, the München 2 LXL, a low shoe in stretch microvelours in extra width J for particularly voluminous dressings.Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality manicure/pedicure as well as medical and wellness products. Bandage shoes such as the München III are made to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Medical Device Class I – for safe mobility during healing.Discreet and mobile despite a dressing – with the Promed München III bandage shoe in black.

Promed Pantomobil D – Slip-On Post-Op Relief Shoe with Removable Heel StrapThe Promed Pantomobil D is a mule-style post-op relief shoe that is especially easy to slip into – ideal when your foot is wrapped in a dressing, bandage or splint. The removable heel strap lets you choose between an open mule and secure heel support. With its extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide), you stay mobile after surgery and over a cast or bandage. Your benefits at a glance Easy to slip on: The open mule design makes putting the shoe on and off simple, even with a large dressing. With or without heel support: The removable heel strap provides secure hold or maximum freedom of movement – exactly as you need it. Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Extra-wide fit: Width J leaves room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the Pantomobil D for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Swollen feet: Easy slip-on relieves the foot when it is swollen or bandaged. Limited mobility: Anyone who finds bending down difficult benefits from putting the shoe on and off without fiddly fasteners. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Set the heel strap: Attach or remove the heel strap as needed – depending on whether you want heel support. Step 3 – Slip in: Slide your dressed or bandaged foot comfortably into the mule and adjust the hook-and-loop strap to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed Pantomobil D – post-op relief shoe DesignMule with removable heel strap Colournavy blue WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening; removable heel strap SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Pantomobil D (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Can I wear the Pantomobil D without the heel strap? Yes. The heel strap is removable. You can wear the shoe either as an open mule or with the heel strap for extra hold. What width does the Pantomobil D have? The Pantomobil D comes in width J (extra-wide), offering plenty of room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a cast or bandage? Yes. The Pantomobil D is designed as a post-op relief shoe to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the Pantomobil D can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement or insert insoles available? Yes. For the Pantomobil D, the Masterline soft-foam insole is available as a matching replacement/insert insole (also suitable for the Theramed D 3 and TheraLight 2-S). Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the Pantomobil D are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Simply slip in and stay mobile – with the Promed Pantomobil D post-op relief shoe.

Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) – Bandage Shoe in Boot Form with Cabrio FasteningThe Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) bandage shoe is a boot-shaped bandage shoe with a forefoot and heel hook-and-loop fastening (Cabrio fastening technology) and comfort width G. It gives the ankle extra support and securely accommodates your foot together with its dressing – whether after surgery, with swollen feet or over bandages. Thanks to the extra-wide opening, you can slip it on effortlessly.Your benefits at a glanceBoot form with ankle support: gives the foot and ankle extra stability.Cabrio fastening technology: forefoot and heel hook-and-loop straps open wide and adjust individually.Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – even outdoors, with at least partial weight-bearing.Safe gait: a neuropathy zone in the forefoot area prevents a dangerous braking effect when shuffling.Removable insole: can be adapted or replaced by orthopaedic specialists.Available on prescription: obtainable as a medical aid via prescription and medical supply store, sizes 36–47, always supplied as a pair.Areas of use – who is the Sani Cabrio suitable for?The Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) was developed for people who need a bandage shoe with additional ankle support. Particularly suitable for:After surgery and casts: accommodates the foot together with its dressing and enables early mobility.Need for ankle stability: the boot form supports foot and ankle.Swollen feet & hammer toes: comfort width G with plenty of room for dressings.Wound healing with partial weight-bearing: for post-operative or other non-open wounds with a longer healing process.Using it is this simpleStep 1 – Choose the size: select size 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – when in doubt, seek advice at a medical supply store or orthopaedic practice.Step 2 – Open: fully open the forefoot and heel straps and use the extra-wide opening.Step 3 – Insert the foot: insert the foot with its dressing or bandage and adjust the hook-and-loop straps to the dressing volume.Step 4 – Adjust the insole: remove the insole if needed or replace it with a custom adaptation.Technical dataModel / Article number:Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) (521120)Design:Boot with forefoot and heel straps (Cabrio fastening technology)Colour:navy blueWidth:G (comfort width)Fastening:Forefoot and heel hook-and-loop fastening (Cabrio), extra-wide openingSole:Neuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable/adaptable insoleSizes:36–47, delivered as a pairClassification:Medical Device Class I (EU Regulation 2017/745), CEPrescription:available on prescription (medical aid)Scope of delivery1 pair of Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) (size as ordered) incl. insole1× instructions for useCare and safety notesPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use.For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties.Do not use on open, untreated wounds.Service life depends on wearing intensity and indication – check regularly for damage.Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain.Insole adaptations only by qualified orthopaedic specialists.Replace and dispose of the shoe if the fastening is defective or the sole or material shows visible wear.Frequently asked questions (FAQ)How is the Sani Cabrio fastened?Via the Cabrio fastening technology with forefoot and heel hook-and-loop straps and an extra-wide opening. This lets the shoe open wide and adjust precisely to the dressing volume.What width does the Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) have?Width G (comfort width), and as a boot form it offers additional ankle support.Is the shoe supplied individually or as a pair?In all sizes as a pair (right and left shoe).Can I wear the shoe over a dressing or cast?Yes. It is a bandage shoe, wearable over dressings, splints, casts and bandages. The Cabrio fastening technology adapts to the dressing volume.Is the Sani Cabrio available on prescription?Yes, it is prescribable as a medical aid. Billing via medical prescription and medical supply store.Which other bandage shoes does Promed offer?Besides the Sani Cabrio, further models: Wallgau, Grainau, München III, SaniSoft classic as well as matching foot-comfort insoles.Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Our orthopaedic bandage shoes are also developed to strict quality standards, are tested and CE-marked and reliably support you on the road to recovery.Stay safely mobile with the Promed Sani Cabrio (classic) – secure your bandage shoe with Cabrio fastening now.

Promed Sani Cabrio DXL – High-Top Post-Op Relief Shoe in Extra-Wide FitThe Promed Sani Cabrio DXL is a boot-style post-op relief shoe that keeps you mobile when your foot is wrapped in a bulky dressing, bandage or splint. The high shaft with ankle support and the extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide) make room for large dressings across the whole foot up to the ankle – safe to wear after surgery and over a cast or bandage. Your benefits at a glance Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Maximum dressing volume: Width J (extra-wide) with a high shaft leaves room for large dressings across the entire foot up to the ankle. Secure ankle support: The high boot shaft stabilises and guides the foot above the ankle. Easy to put on: Two hook-and-loop straps with an extra-wide opening – slide the foot in comfortably and adjust the width steplessly. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the Sani Cabrio DXL for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Swollen feet: The extra-wide opening accommodates swollen or bandaged feet. Bulky dressings up to the ankle: The high shaft encloses even large dressings around the instep and ankle. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Open up: Fully open both hook-and-loop straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – Insert the foot: Place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the straps evenly to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed Sani Cabrio DXL – post-op relief shoe DesignBoot with 2 hook-and-loop fasteners Colournavy blue WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Sani Cabrio DXL (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width does the Sani Cabrio DXL have? The Sani Cabrio DXL comes in width J (extra-wide), offering the maximum dressing volume in this range – ideal for large dressings across the entire foot up to the ankle. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a cast or bandage? Yes. The Sani Cabrio DXL is designed as a post-op relief shoe to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the Sani Cabrio DXL can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. When should the relief shoe be replaced? Replace the shoe as soon as the hook-and-loop fastener no longer holds securely or the sole or material shows visible wear. Are matching replacement or insert insoles available? Yes. For the Sani Cabrio DXL, the Masterline terry/EVA insole is available as a matching replacement/insert insole (also suitable for the Sani Cabrio LXL and SaniSoft D). Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the Sani Cabrio DXL are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Stay mobile even with a dressing – with the Promed Sani Cabrio DXL post-op relief shoe in maximum extra-wide fit.

Promed Sani Cabrio LXL – Low-Cut Post-Op Relief Shoe in Extra-Wide FitThe Promed Sani Cabrio LXL is a low-cut post-op relief shoe with an extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide). Two hook-and-loop straps adjust steplessly to your dressing volume, so you stay safely mobile after surgery and over a cast or bandage. The low-cut shoe sits lower than a boot, making it especially comfortable for everyday wear. Your benefits at a glance Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Adjustable width: Two hook-and-loop straps adjust the low-cut shoe steplessly to your particular dressing volume. Comfortable low-cut design: A low shaft for light, comfortable everyday wear. Extra-wide fit: Width J leaves room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the Sani Cabrio LXL for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Swollen feet: The extra-wide opening accommodates swollen or bandaged feet. Bulky dressings: Two hook-and-loop straps adapt to different dressing thicknesses. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Open up: Fully open both hook-and-loop straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – Insert the foot: Place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the straps evenly to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed Sani Cabrio LXL – post-op relief shoe DesignLow-cut shoe with 2 hook-and-loop fasteners Colournavy blue WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Sani Cabrio LXL (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width does the Sani Cabrio LXL have? The Sani Cabrio LXL comes in width J (extra-wide), offering plenty of room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. What is the difference between the LXL low-cut shoe and the DXL boot? The Sani Cabrio LXL is a flat low-cut shoe for dressings on the foot, while the Sani Cabrio DXL is a boot with a high shaft and ankle support for large dressings up to the ankle. Both are available in extra-wide width J. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a cast or bandage? Yes. The Sani Cabrio LXL is designed as a post-op relief shoe to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the Sani Cabrio LXL can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement or insert insoles available? Yes. For the Sani Cabrio LXL, the Masterline terry/EVA insole is available as a matching replacement/insert insole (also suitable for the Sani Cabrio DXL and SaniSoft D). Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the Sani Cabrio LXL are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Stay comfortably mobile – with the Promed Sani Cabrio LXL post-op relief shoe in extra-wide fit.

Promed SaniSoft classic – soft bandage shoe in comfort width GThe Promed SaniSoft classic bandage shoe is a soft half-shoe in comfort width G for everyday wear. It securely accommodates your foot after surgery, with dressings or when swollen, and is particularly suitable for lower dressing volume. The extra-wide opening with Velcro fastening makes putting it on effortless, so you stay mobile even while you heal. Your benefits at a glance Soft everyday shoe: comfortable half-shoe in comfort width G, ideal for lower dressing volume. Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – indoors and out, with at least partial weight-bearing. Easy to put on: Velcro strap with extra-wide opening – with no extra padding needed. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Removable insole: can be adjusted or replaced by an orthopaedic specialist. Available on prescription: obtainable as a medical aid via prescription and medical supply store, sizes 36–47, always in pairs. Areas of use – who is the SaniSoft classic suitable for?The Promed SaniSoft classic was developed for people looking for a soft, everyday bandage shoe. Particularly suitable for: Lower dressing volume: a soft half-shoe for daily use. After surgery and cast dressings: accommodates the foot together with the dressing and enables early mobility. Swollen feet & hammer toes: comfort width G with a pleasantly soft fit. Wound healing with partial weight-bearing: for post-operative or other, non-open wounds with a longer healing process. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select size 36–47 according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store or orthopaedic practice. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: place the foot with its dressing or bandage inside and adjust the straps to the dressing volume. Step 4 – adjust the insole: if needed, remove the insole or replace it with an adjusted one. Technical data Model / item numberPromed SaniSoft classic (521110) Designhalf-shoe Colournavy blue WidthG (comfort width) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable/adjustable insole Sizes36–47, delivered in pairs ClassificationClass I medical device (EU 2017/745), CE Prescriptionavailable on prescription (medical aid) Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed SaniSoft classic (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not use over open, untreated wounds. Service life depends on wearing intensity and indication – check regularly for damage. Do not wear outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Insole adjustments only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Replace and dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective or the sole or material shows visible wear. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the Promed SaniSoft classic? The SaniSoft classic is made in width G (comfort width) – a soft half-shoe for everyday wear with lower dressing volume. Is the shoe delivered singly or in pairs? The Promed SaniSoft classic is delivered in pairs (right and left shoe) in all sizes. Can I wear the shoe over a dressing or cast? Yes. The SaniSoft classic is a bandage shoe and can be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages. The extra-wide opening with Velcro fastening adapts to the dressing volume. Can I use my own insoles? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adjusted by an orthopaedic specialist or swapped for your own insole. Is the SaniSoft classic available on prescription? Yes, the SaniSoft classic is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and the medical supply store. Which other bandage shoes does Promed offer? Alongside the SaniSoft classic, Promed offers other bandage shoe models such as the Wallgau, the Grainau, the München III and the Sani Cabrio, as well as matching foot-comfort insoles. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Our orthopaedic bandage shoes, too, are developed to strict quality standards, tested and CE-marked, and reliably support you on the road to recovery. Stay comfortably mobile with the Promed SaniSoft classic – secure your soft bandage shoe in comfort width G now.

Promed SaniSoft D – Soft Low-Cut Post-Op Relief Shoe in Extra-Wide FitThe Promed SaniSoft D is a soft low-cut post-op relief shoe with an extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide). The supple upper material and two hook-and-loop straps protect sensitive feet and adjust steplessly to your dressing volume – so you stay safely mobile after surgery and over a cast or bandage. Your benefits at a glance Soft and low-pressure: Supple upper material for sensitive feet with dressings. Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Adjustable width: Two hook-and-loop straps adjust the low-cut shoe steplessly to your particular dressing volume. Extra-wide fit: Width J leaves room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the SaniSoft D for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Sensitive, swollen feet: The soft upper material and extra-wide opening gently accommodate pressure-sensitive feet. Bulky dressings: Two hook-and-loop straps adapt to different dressing thicknesses. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Open up: Fully open both hook-and-loop straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – Insert the foot: Place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the straps evenly to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed SaniSoft D – post-op relief shoe DesignLow-cut shoe with 2 hook-and-loop fasteners Colournavy blue WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed SaniSoft D (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width does the SaniSoft D have? The SaniSoft D comes in width J (extra-wide), offering plenty of room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. What sets the SaniSoft D apart from the SaniSoft classic? The SaniSoft D comes in the wide width J (extra-wide) and is designed for bulky dressings. The SaniSoft classic has width G (comfort width) and is suited to everyday wear with less dressing volume. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a cast or bandage? Yes. The SaniSoft D is designed as a post-op relief shoe to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the SaniSoft D can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement or insert insoles available? Yes. For the SaniSoft D, the Masterline terry/EVA insole is available as a matching replacement/insert insole (also suitable for the Sani Cabrio DXL and LXL). Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the SaniSoft D are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Protect sensitive feet and stay mobile – with the Promed SaniSoft D post-op relief shoe in extra-wide fit.

Promed TheraLight 1 – lightweight post-op bandage shoe with breathable meshThe Promed TheraLight 1 is a lightweight bandage shoe in a sandal design with an open forefoot and a breathable mesh upper in black. Its low weight and comfort width G make it pleasant to wear every day, while the open forefoot leaves room for dressings – so you stay mobile after surgery and over bandages and splints. Your benefits at a glance Light and breathable: low-weight mesh upper for a pleasant foot climate. Open forefoot: leaves room for dressings and wound care in the forefoot area. Comfort width G: a pleasant width for everyday wear with moderate dressing volume. Mobile despite a dressing: wearable over bandages, splints and after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Secure step: the neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect during a shuffling gait. Removable insole: can be adjusted or replaced by an orthopaedic specialist. Areas of use – who is the TheraLight 1 suitable for?As per the instructions for use, the bandage shoe supports care in cases of: After surgery and cast removal: safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Dressings on the forefoot: the open forefoot keeps the area freely accessible. Warm season: the breathable mesh ensures a pleasant foot climate. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: more room without pressure on sensitive areas. How easy it is to use Step 1 – choose your size: select the right size (36–47) according to indication and dressing volume – if in doubt, ask for advice at your medical supply store. Step 2 – open: fully open the Velcro strap and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – insert the foot: place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the strap to the required width. Step 4 – check: if needed, remove or replace the insole and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed TheraLight 1 – bandage shoe Designsandal, open toe Upper materialmesh (breathable) Colourblack WidthG (comfort width) Sizes36–47 (delivered in pairs) FasteningVelcro strap with extra-wide opening Soleneuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adjustable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE), available on prescription as a medical aid Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed TheraLight 1 (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For use by a single person only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to third parties. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy or snowy conditions or in heavy rain. Have adjustments carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width is the TheraLight 1? The TheraLight 1 comes in width G (comfort width), which makes it suitable for everyday wear with moderate dressing volume. What makes the TheraLight 1 so light? The breathable mesh upper is light and air-permeable – for a pleasant foot climate and low weight, especially in the warm season. Is the shoe delivered singly or in pairs? Delivery is always in pairs (right and left) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a bandage? Yes. As a bandage shoe, the TheraLight 1 is made to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Is the bandage shoe available on prescription? Yes, the TheraLight 1 is available on prescription as a medical aid. Reimbursement is handled through a medical prescription and your medical supply store. Whether and to what extent your health insurer covers the cost is best clarified in advance with the prescriber and payer. Can the insole be adjusted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adjusted by an orthopaedic specialist or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement or insert soles available? Yes. The Masterline terry/EVA sole is available for the TheraLight 1 as a matching replacement/insert sole (also suitable for the Theramed D 1). Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Bandage shoes such as the TheraLight 1 are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility while you heal. Stay light and airily mobile – with the Promed TheraLight 1 bandage shoe in comfort width G.

Promed Theramed D 1 – Open-Toe Post-Op Relief Shoe with Closed HeelThe Promed Theramed D 1 is a sandal-style post-op relief shoe with an open toe and closed heel. The open toe area gives dressings and wound care at the forefoot room to breathe, while the closed heel guides the foot securely. In an extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide), you stay mobile after surgery and over a cast or bandage. Your benefits at a glance Open toe: Free toe area for dressings and wound care at the forefoot without pressure on the toes. Closed heel: Keeps the foot securely in the shoe and provides stability when walking. Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Extra-wide fit: Width J leaves room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the Theramed D 1 for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: Forefoot dressings: The open toe area allows easy access for wound care. After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Swollen feet: The extra-wide opening accommodates swollen or bandaged feet. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Open up: Fully open the hook-and-loop strap and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – Insert the foot: Place the dressed or bandaged foot inside, position the heel securely and adjust the strap to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed Theramed D 1 – post-op relief shoe DesignSandal, open toe / closed heel Colournavy blue WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Theramed D 1 (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) Is the toe area open? Yes. The Theramed D 1 has an open toe and a closed heel – ideal for dressings and wound care in the toe area with secure heel support. What is the difference from the Theramed D 3? The Theramed D 1 has a closed heel, while the Theramed D 3 is open at both front and back, giving access for dressings at both the fore- and rearfoot. Both are available in extra-wide width J. What width does the Theramed D 1 have? The Theramed D 1 comes in width J (extra-wide), offering plenty of room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the Theramed D 1 can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement or insert insoles available? Yes. For the Theramed D 1, the Masterline terry/EVA insole is available as a matching replacement/insert insole (also suitable for the TheraLight 1). Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the Theramed D 1 are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Free toe space, secure hold – with the Promed Theramed D 1 post-op relief shoe.

Promed Theramed D 3 – Open-Toe, Open-Heel Post-Op Relief ShoeThe Promed Theramed D 3 is a sandal-style post-op relief shoe that is open at BOTH front and back. This keeps maximum access free for dressings and wound care at the fore- and rearfoot – in an extra-wide fit (width J, extra-wide). Two hook-and-loop straps adjust the shoe steplessly to your dressing volume, so you stay mobile after surgery and over a cast or bandage. Your benefits at a glance Maximum access: Open at front and back – ideal for dressings and wound care at the fore- and rearfoot. Mobile despite dressings: Wearable over a cast, splints and bandages as well as after surgery – partial weight-bearing possible, indoors and out. Adjustable width: Two hook-and-loop straps adjust the sandal steplessly to your particular dressing volume. Extra-wide fit: Width J leaves room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. Sure-footed step: The neuropathy zone in the forefoot helps prevent a dangerous braking effect when shuffling. Removable insole: Can be adapted or replaced by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Applications – who is the Theramed D 3 for?Used as described in the instructions for use, this post-op relief shoe supports care in the following cases: Wound care at fore- and rearfoot: The sandal, open at front and back, keeps both areas freely accessible. After surgery and cast removal: Safe mobility with at least partial weight-bearing while the foot is still dressed. Swollen feet: The extra-wide opening accommodates swollen or bandaged feet. Hammer toes and bandaged feet: More room without pressure on sensitive areas. Putting it on is simple Step 1 – Choose your size: Select the right size (36–47) based on your condition and dressing volume – when in doubt, ask your medical supply store for advice. Step 2 – Open up: Fully open both hook-and-loop straps and use the extra-wide opening. Step 3 – Insert the foot: Place the dressed or bandaged foot inside and adjust the straps evenly to the width you need. Step 4 – Check: Remove or replace the insole if required, and check the fastener and sole regularly for wear. Technical data ModelPromed Theramed D 3 – post-op relief shoe DesignSandal, open toe / open heel Colournavy blue WidthJ (extra-wide) Sizes36–47 (supplied in pairs) FasteningHook-and-loop strap with extra-wide opening SoleNeuropathy zone in the forefoot; removable and adaptable insole Product typeClass I medical device (CE); can be prescribed as a medical aid, reimbursement depends on your prescriber and insurer Warranty24 months Scope of delivery 1 pair of Promed Theramed D 3 (size as ordered) incl. insole 1× instructions for use Care and safety instructionsPlease read the enclosed instructions for use carefully before first use. For single-person use only – for hygiene reasons, do not pass on to others. Do not wear over open, untreated wounds. Check the fastener and sole regularly for wear – dispose of the shoe if the fastener is defective. Do not use outdoors in icy, snowy or heavy-rain conditions. Have adaptations carried out only by qualified orthopaedic specialists. Frequently asked questions (FAQ) What width does the Theramed D 3 have? The Theramed D 3 comes in width J (extra-wide), offering plenty of room for bulky dressings and swollen feet. What is the difference between the Theramed D 1 and D 3? The Theramed D 1 is open at the toe but closed at the heel (with heel support). The Theramed D 3 is open at BOTH front and back – for maximum access to dressings at the fore- and rearfoot. Is the shoe supplied singly or in pairs? The shoe is always supplied in pairs (left and right) in a single size from 36 to 47. Can I wear the shoe over a cast or bandage? Yes. The Theramed D 3 is designed as a post-op relief shoe to be worn over dressings, splints, casts and bandages – with at least partial weight-bearing, indoors and out. Can this relief shoe be prescribed? Yes, the Theramed D 3 can be prescribed as a medical aid. Whether and to what extent the cost is covered depends on your prescriber and insurer – it is best to clarify this in advance. Can the insole be adapted? Yes. The insole is removable and can be adapted by orthopaedic specialists or swapped for a suitable replacement insole. Are matching replacement or insert insoles available? Yes. For the Theramed D 3, the Masterline soft-foam insole is available as a matching replacement/insert insole. Why Promed?For over 40 years, Promed has stood for high-quality products for manicure and pedicure as well as medical and wellness applications. Relief shoes like the Theramed D 3 are developed to strict quality standards and placed on the market as a Class I medical device – so you can rely on safe mobility throughout your recovery. Free access for wound care – with the Promed Theramed D 3 post-op relief shoe in extra-wide fit.