Joy-a-Toes - Small – Cowichan Valley Running

Revitalize your tired, hardworking feet! Made from a soft, comfortable gel, Joy-a-Toes are the most versatile patented toe spreaders available. IMPORTANT NOTE ON SIZINGJoy-A-Toes are available in Small and Large, but it's not about your foot size. It's about how much space you have between your toes. Those new to using

Revitalize your tired, hardworking feet! Made from a soft, comfortable gel, Joy-a-Toes are the most versatile patented toe spreaders available.

IMPORTANT NOTE ON SIZING
Joy-A-Toes are available in Small and Large, but it's not about your foot size. It's about how much space you have between your toes. Those new to using toe spreaders like Joy-A-Toes should ALWAYS choose the small size.

HOW TO USE
Start out wearing your Joy-A-Toes 5-20 minutes at a time, 3 times per day. As your feet realign and open, increase how long and how frequently you wear your Joy-A-Toes.

FEATURES:

• Relax and rejuvenate feet that are tired, achy, or tight
• Help your feet recover from wearing high heels
• Realign the bones and soft tissue
• Stimulate circulation
• Increase flexibility and strength
• Open up energy channels to revitalize your entire body

SPECS:

• Made of a comfortable gel material
• Designed in Vancouver, Canada
• Made in Taiwan

PRODUCT CARE:

• Wash your Joy-a-Toes with hand or dish soap and hot water
• Air dry

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