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Subject UCBL
Date Fri Oct 29 2004 19:43
Author Spencer (OrthoSolutionsNY@aol.com)
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Hi Josh. When you use your 3mm Subortholene plastic, make sure that you trim what will be the heel part of the plastic sheet rounded around the heel, and not square. This will reduce wrinkles. also, make sure your plastic is up at 350 degrees and don't take it out of the oven until it becomes almost clear with the heat. also, make sure that you do not lay too much of the material extended out past the heel. Use just enough material to get the heel cup desired. Best of luck Spencer B. Weisbond, C. Ped., President Orthotic Solutions, LLC New York, NY |
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