Nov 20, 2019
The doctor-owned company specializes in products that relieve the minor pain that can put a major wrinkle in your everyday.

Columbia, United States - November 19, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Columbia, Missouri - October 28, 2019 - Plantar fasciitis pain is a day-stopper. Even minor pain can prevent you from completing daily tasks like walking across the parking lot, keeping up with kids, or playing golf. When your feet hurt, it distracts from your life.
“At Dr. Frederick’s Original, we believe that minor pain can be a major bummer,” said founder and owner Dr. Ben Frederick. “When a simple product can relieve everyday pain, you can get back to doing what you love.”
Many customers have used and loved our silicone arch support sleeves, so we made them even better. Our new and improved Arch Support Sleeves 2.0 are thicker, stretchier and more comfortable than ever before. With just a few clicks, pain relief will arrive in your mailbox in as little as two days.
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“Our design is thoughtful and functional. The cushion of the arch support strikes the perfect balance between too thick and barely there,” Frederick said. “We’ve made this product just right, so you can stop worrying about foot pain and starting thinking about what matters.”
These improved arch support sleeves are even more durable than previous designs and are intended for daily wear. Whether you're walking the dog, walking to meetings, or keeping up with errands and kids, this plantar fasciitis support won't quit until you do!
Perhaps you need the arch support to favor one side of your foot over the other. Our arch support sleeves can be reversed to customize the fit! And unlike arch support socks, they're toeless and heel-less, meaning there's space for your feet to breathe for added comfort.
Dr. Frederick’s Original was founded by doctors. We’re knowledgeable about the pain relief options that exist, and we use that information to design and source the best non-invasive solutions for you. Minor pain, the kind that’s not easily diagnosed or solved through surgery or medication, can be the most debilitating. When you can’t find a solution to pain and discomfort that plagues you daily, it can take over your life.
“Losing control of your daily life because of pain is a terrible feeling,” Frederick said. “You’re not just in pain, you’re also unable to do the things you love and the work you depend on. With our medical expertise, we’ve designed the products you need to regain control and get back to the original you.”
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