Make your high heels comfy with Dr. Scholl's For Her

Good for pumps! But for strapy shoes they're not as discreet. Alas though, no matter what you put into a high heel there is only so much pain it takes away.

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I am very short, so I used to wear heels a lot. In fact, from the time I was about 12, until I was in my 30's, practically the only shoes I had without a heel were tennis shoes and flip flops. There is really no way to end the pain, you just have to get used to it. The good news is it gives you really shapely, really strong calves! I'm over 50 now, and I havent worn heels on a regular basis for over 20 years now, but I still have killer legs!!

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I've sworn by Insolia. It takes 20% of the pressure off the balls of your feet. $10 for one pair at walgreens or $19.99 for three pairs online (if you order 3+ online, they don't charge you more shipping). I'm going to try the Dr. Scholl's since they have a $2 coupon online.

I have a bad back and my knees are really bad. I can't wear high heels anymore. But I can wear the two inchers and I'm happy with that. I really like pumps, and I need to get a new pair, my others are worn out!!!

where can i buy these high heels

I will surely try these and no I dont have expensive manolos or ferragamos

My question...if you put gel pads in your shoes, does it affect how your regular sized shoe fits so you need to buy a larger size?

I love the concept of heels but I have the hardest time making through a full day in them. I tend to lean towards ballet flats for comfort, but I have taken to kitten heels to give me a little added heigth and some sass. However, I too have a pair of Mary Janes that I love (and can only be worn 2 hours or less at a time because of the pain) and I will be trying out these Dr. Scholls for Her inserts.

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Rebecca, I, too suffer from sweaty feet, so I totally rely on my Summersoles inserts. They're sticky on one side and absorbent on the other. You can trim them to fit any shoe and they come in many colors. If you've ever SLID out of a shoe and twisted your ankle on the way down because of your stupid sweaty feet, you know how awful any shoe without socks can be. For me, those inserts are THE answer. Love them.

I cant wait 2 get off work to go buy and try these "pain relivers" ahhh what a relief, if this really works... I LOVE hells, I may own about 300 pair of heels and 5 pair of tennis. And any women that knows hells like I know heels THEY HURT, but it hurts 2 b FAB-U-LOUS....

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Will try them out.

I also swear by Insolia. Ladies, listen up: INSOLIA.

These have been out for quite a while now. I think I bought a pair 2 years ago. They have raised gel squigles on them. They help...a little. You're feet will still hurt, just not as bad. A must for that cheap, s*xy shoe you bought for that one night. LOL! The cheap ones always hurt the most...especially on concrete. Ouch!

I've tried the Dr. Sholls inserts, but if you have been cursed with sweaty feet like I have, they don't stay in place very well.

Don't forget to stretch your heel cords after wearing high heels or you'll get pains in the front of your legs called "shin splints" from your legs being unbalanced. Just a tip!