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Diabetic insole

Model D for Diabetic

Full-length soft pressure redistribution for the at-risk diabetic foot. A cushioning polyurethane base with arch contouring and midfoot support, finished with a full-length Poron top cover.

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$75.00
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What's included:

Model D diabetic insole - full-length cushioning with arch contouring and midfoot support

Polyurethane base - shock absorption and comfort where they matter most

Poron top cover, full length - soft pressure redistribution underfoot

Size

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4 Universities
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5 Year Warranty
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27 Years Clinical Use
In the Model P

Full-length cushioning with arch contouring

Midfoot support

Moderate pronation control — resists pronation, assists supination

Poron pressure redistribution across the whole foot

Designed for shock absorption, comfort and weight off-loading

90-day full refund guarantee

    A pair of model D Diabetic orthotic insoles shown on a clean white background, with one insole displaying its black and gray underside and the other showing its teal-colored top surface.
    Model D for Diabetic
    Model D for Diabetic

    Why Model D exists

    The diabetic foot needs support — and softness.

    Most insoles make you choose: firm biomechanical support, or soft cushioning. The at-risk diabetic foot needs both — support to control motion, and soft pressure redistribution to protect the skin and tissues underneath.

    Model D pairs a contoured polyurethane base that provides moderate pronation control with a full-length Poron top cover that spreads pressure away from high-load areas. Shock absorption, comfort and weight off-loading are the primary goals.

    • PRESSURE REDISTRIBUTION

      The Poron top cover spreads load across the whole foot, easing pressure on high-load areas.

    • BIOCHEMICAL SUPPORT

      Arch contouring and midfoot support provide moderate pronation control — the same motion principle behind every Interpod device.

    • ALL-DAY COMFORT

      A soft polyurethane base built for shock absorption and comfort through a full day on your feet.

    The research behind it

    Researched where it matters: the diabetic foot.

    8

    STUDIES

    Independent studies of Interpod devices across 4 universities in 3 countries.

    NHS

    PLYMOUTH RESEARCH

    Interpod's diabetic offloading approach was studied in the UK at NHS Plymouth.

    27

    YEARS CLINICAL USE

    Interpod devices have been supplied through practitioners for 27 years.

    The Plymouth finding: NHS Plymouth research found the Interpod diabetic approach performed comparably to custom total contact insoles at redistributing forefoot pressure. For the at-risk foot, that means soft, effective pressure care — without the cost or wait of a custom device.

    Where it helps

    Built for pressure care.

    Pain Relief

    Model P

    The ideal orthotic with Moderate Support — the level most feet need for more effective relief of foot, leg and back pain.

    Model P features:

    $85


    • Moderate support
    • All four design features
    • Shank-independent NeuroFlex shell
    • Self-adhesive, replaceable top cover
    • 5-year warranty
    See Model P →

    Comfort

    Model C

    Polyurethane cushioning with medium contoured support. For tired, aching feet and all-day comfort.

    $65


    • Superior shock absorption
    • Cushioned medium arch
    • Anti-microbial layer
    • Best in roomy shoes & boots
    • Not for treating pain
    See Model C →

    Frequently asked questions

    What makes Model D different from other Interpod models?

    Two things: the goals and the top cover. Model D is designed for shock absorption, comfort and weight off-loading as the primary goals — soft pressure care rather than firm motion control — and it's the only model finished with a full-length Poron top cover for pressure redistribution.

    What is Poron?

    Poron is a medical-grade cushioning material widely used in pressure care and diabetic footwear. It compresses under load and recovers, spreading pressure away from high-load areas of the foot — which is exactly what the at-risk foot needs from its contact surface.

    Does Model D still provide support, or is it just cushioning?

    Both. The contoured polyurethane base provides moderate pronation control — it resists pronation and assists supination like every Interpod device — with arch contouring and midfoot support. The Poron surface then adds the soft pressure redistribution on top.

    Is there research behind it?

    Yes. NHS Plymouth research in the UK found the Interpod diabetic approach performed comparably to custom total contact insoles at redistributing forefoot pressure. Interpod devices overall are backed by 8 independent studies across 4 universities in 3 countries — see our University Research page.

    I have diabetes — do I need to see someone before using Model D?

    If your feet are healthy and you're after daily comfort and pressure care, Model D is made for you. But if you have an active ulcer, open wound, infection, or significant neuropathy, see your Allied Health or Medical practitioner first — those situations need clinical care, and Model D is not a substitute for prescribed offloading devices or regular diabetic foot checks.

    What sizes does it come in?

    Small (AU 4–5) through XX-Large (AU 12–13) — the same size range as the rest of the Interpod range. It's full length, so match it to your shoe size and it fills the shoe like the liner it replaces.

    What's the 90-day guarantee?

    If Model D doesn't work for you for any reason, return it within 90 days for a full refund. No risk, no hassle.

    Soft where it counts. Supportive where it matters.

    Model D — full-length polyurethane cushioning with arch contouring, finished with a Poron top cover for pressure redistribution. Designed for the at-risk diabetic foot. $75.