Custom Same Day Orthoses
SIDAS Same Day Prescriptive Orthotics
The Sidas Custom technology enables you to have 100% customised insoles.
These orthotic Insoles are a flat insole that are used as a base before being heated and moulded to get a print of your feet.
They adapt to the morphology of your feet to offer you optimal comfort.
Benefits of SIDAS
There are several benefits of our Sidas Orthoses. Some of these include:
- Custom moulded and wearable the same day
- Lightweight and slimmer than conventional orthotics increasing wearability in a variety of footwear
- Fully adjustable alterations can be made as required
- Bio-mechanical assessment and orthotic therapy for after surgery, or specific to current activities via the latest technology
Orthoses are prescribed for people from all walks of life.
What Are the Benefits of Orthoses?
Orthoses are designed to correct various foot, ankle or gait problems diagnosed by your podiatrist.
They are designed to
- Reduce pain
- Increase comfort
- Improve how your foot functions
- Reduce injuries associated with poor foot biomechanics
Types of Orthoses
Orthoses are broadly classified into custom orthotics and over the counter orthoses.
- Custom Orthoses are customised to your foot shape and your podiatrists' specifications
- Over the Counter Orthoses are fitted to shoes out of a box and made to specifications of the manufacturer.
Our team help in the selection of the appropriate orthotics for your foot and how they will be used.
Orthoses can treat a wide array of lower limb issues and can correct biomechanical issues and reduce pain. Some common conditions people seek orthoses for are:
- Plantar fasciitis
- Heel pain
- Flat feet
- Painful arthritis
- Shin splints (medial tibial stress syndrome)
- Corns and callouses
- High arched feet
- Achilles tendinitis
- Sever’s disease
- Morton’s neuroma
- Painful bunions
Do You Need Orthoses?
If you have any lower limb issues like aches, pains, sore muscles or sore feet you may benefit from orthoses. The best way to check is to speak to our team and ask for their advice, as well as possible treatment options and outcomes.






