K kfm Active member Feb 29, 2004 148 51 28 Jun 3, 2009 #1 Hi, Anyone ever order or get Orthotics from a podiatrist and what was the cost? I know it will differ depending on what you need, but the dr. quoted my about $550 (which I think is high). Thanks in advance Last edited: Jun 3, 2009
Hi, Anyone ever order or get Orthotics from a podiatrist and what was the cost? I know it will differ depending on what you need, but the dr. quoted my about $550 (which I think is high). Thanks in advance
N Never Compromised Hiding from Screw Worm Feb 1, 2006 3,837 39 48 Langley Jun 3, 2009 #2 I paid about $450 for mine, but I got a discount. They are not cheap.
A alan9080 Member Sep 23, 2006 588 0 16 Toronto Jun 3, 2009 #4 I pay $650 with a pair of shoes thrown in. However, my insurance covers most of it. Sometimes they don't solve the problem. You are better off buying softgels from Dr. Scholls at Shoppers drug mart for $20 a pair.
I pay $650 with a pair of shoes thrown in. However, my insurance covers most of it. Sometimes they don't solve the problem. You are better off buying softgels from Dr. Scholls at Shoppers drug mart for $20 a pair.
K King Midas Dude, WTF?! May 19, 2006 266 0 0 Toronto, ON Jun 3, 2009 #5 Mine cost $595; insurance refunded $535. Dr. Stanley Sweet on Bay prescribed mine.
C chuckparker Member Mar 25, 2006 306 0 16 Jun 3, 2009 #6 Yup $ 550 here also. They really helped me.
T Twister Well-known member Aug 24, 2002 4,984 694 113 GTA Jun 3, 2009 #7 550 is the going price mine were done by Langer, supposed to be the best company.......
D Danolo Active member Dec 9, 2003 1,180 2 38 Ontario Jun 3, 2009 #8 Find a Birkenstock store and buy their slip-in arch supports. They are about 40-50 bucks and do great job. I think custom arch supports are just a rip off unless your feet are really unusual.
Find a Birkenstock store and buy their slip-in arch supports. They are about 40-50 bucks and do great job. I think custom arch supports are just a rip off unless your feet are really unusual.
