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Code Product :
S01

Toe Separator

Soft Silicone, Daily Relief

A soft silicone separator that sits between the toes and keeps them gently apart.

Product Description

It reduces rubbing between neighbouring toes and adds a cushioning layer inside a closed shoe. The silicone is flexible enough to take the shape of the toes, and it washes with mild soap and water.

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Bodymap Toe Separator, product code S01
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Key Benefits

• Keeps Toes Apart: Gently separates neighbouring toes.
• Less Friction: Reduces rubbing between the toes.
• Wearable in Shoes: Fits inside most closed footwear.
• Medical-Grade Silicone: Soft, clear and washable.
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Materials

Soft clear medical-grade silicone.

Available Colors

Clear

Technical Features

  • Soft clear medical-grade silicone
  • Sits between the toes
  • Washable and reusable
  • Three sizes, foot 35 to 45 cm range

Who Should Use It

• Helping prevent and correct toe deviation
• Support alongside hallux valgus treatment
• Rubbing between neighbouring toes
• Everyday wear inside shoes

How to Wear It

Place the separator between the toes with the wider part towards the top of the foot. Wear it inside a shoe with enough room in the toe box.

Sizing and Fit

Available Sizes

S, M, L

Fit Note

Three sizes, chosen by foot length. Read the size from the table against your shoe-length range.

How to Measure

Foot length in centimetres, measured from the heel to the longest toe while standing.

Measure over bare skin or a thin layer of clothing, with the tape level and comfortably close without pressing in. Where a measurement falls between two sizes, the larger of the two is usually the safer choice for a support that has to be worn for long periods.
Bodymap Toe Separator shown on a classical statue

Size Guide

Sizes are not interchangeable between products. Each one is sized around the measurement that decides its fit. Use a soft tape, keep it level and close to the skin without compressing it, and measure the side you will actually wear it on.

Care Instructions

Wash with mild soap and lukewarm water, rinse well and let it air dry. Do not boil, bleach, or leave it near direct heat. Store it away from sunlight.

Specifications

What the catalogue states for this product, in its own words. Anything it does not state is left out rather than estimated, so a blank line here means the figure has not been confirmed.
Support LevelLight
LateralityUniversal / Either Side
Closure SystemNone; sits between the toes
AvailabilityAvailable
CertificationsQuality-management marks displayed in the Bodymap 2026 catalogue: ISO 9001 and ISO 13485.
AdjustabilityNot Applicable
ReinforcementNone
Range of MotionKeeps the toes gently apart; walking is unaffected.
Purchase NoteSelect the correct size and apply the product according to the supplied instructions. Seek professional fitting advice for persistent symptoms, injury, post-operative use, or any condition requiring medical supervision.

Warnings and Precautions

Use only on intact skin. Remove the separator if the skin between the toes becomes red, sore or broken. People with diabetes or reduced sensation in the feet should seek professional advice before using any interdigital device.

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Questions and Answers

The same questions are answered on every product page, in the words of the product in front of you. Anything about your own condition, or a symptom that is not settling, belongs with a clinician rather than with a catalogue.

Common questions about the Toe Separator. For anything specific to your own feet, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.

How do I choose the right size?

Three sizes, chosen by foot length. Read the size from the table against your shoe-length range. Available sizes: S, M, L. Foot length in centimetres, measured from the heel to the longest toe while standing. Check the size table on this page against your own measurement before ordering.

How do I put it on and wear it?

Place the separator between the toes with the wider part towards the top of the foot. Wear it inside a shoe with enough room in the toe box.

Will it restrict my movement?

Keeps the toes gently apart; walking is unaffected. It should feel secure without pinching, sliding, or cutting off circulation.

How is this different from the other Bodymap options?

The Toe Separator works between the toes. The Silicone Big Toe Pad protects the side of the big toe joint instead, and the Bunion Sleeve covers the whole joint with a fabric sleeve.

How do I wash and care for it?

Wash with mild soap and lukewarm water, rinse well and let it air dry. Do not boil, bleach, or leave it near direct heat. Store it away from sunlight.

When should I stop using it and seek advice?

Use only on intact skin. Remove the separator if the skin between the toes becomes red, sore or broken. People with diabetes or reduced sensation in the feet should seek professional advice before using any interdigital device.