Aussie here! The "dot" on the back of normal thongs is called a plug, hence those types of thongs are known here as pluggas. If you trip and the plug slips out as you described, that's called a blowout. And if you call thongs flip flops in Australia.. well, just don't do it okay 😅
I just tried to register an account wirh the website you are displaying but it does not sell to the public at large, only to chiropractic, health practices.
I think it would be worth noting in your video that chiro 1 source only sells to clinics and is a wholesaler. So telling the general public that you get them for $17 and if you buy anywhere else you will be over paying is a bit misleading. I'm sure any chiropractor or clinic that sells these bumps them back up to at least retail if not more. So if you are part of the general public looking to buy these, you WILL pay $40+ for them. If you are a clinic or business then you will get them at wholesale.
I don’t know if any chiropractors that sell these. However, you can find them for about $20-25 anywhere else. Either way That’s a fraction, the benefits and the discomfort alleviated alone is worth it, don’t you think? Prices change, from now on I’ll never mention a price bc they change constantly.
These are the worst pair of shoes I have ever owned and I am still in pain an hour later I have dedicated the amount of time it takes from my feet not to hurt, to sit here and post to try to warn others not to buy this garbage product
Not for flat footed people?!?! Have you been living under a rock??? Foot pronation is a real thing and I wear these flip flops and they help me. So sometimes it’s good to 🤫🤐 when you don’t know the human anatomy. This cracks me up!!! Not everyone has an arch, People with nerve damage have a weak arch, overweight people with a disc injury at L5/S1 causes muscle weakness in the arch!?! Big brain on bread!!
@@Synergywellnessny The foot is living tissue with a highly complicated structure, not a 'paper board.' It needs to be in dynamic motion to get and maintain flexibility and strenght. If it gets depended on support it will over time affect the ancle, knee and back, because the impact will not be as dynamic. So what you need is not a quick fix with support, padding i.e., but proper training.
@@repolarrepolar9833 again nerve damage cannot be fixed with exc alone. This is a review on a flip flop not how to support your arches! Again not everyone can do that and also injuries the knee , hip and back can cause pronation. Watch my other videos on plantar fasciitis. But hey what do I know? I only specialize in this field. I guess your the expert! Thanks for watching PUR PRODUCT REVIEW , for more info on arches or feet check out our other playlist!
@@Synergywellnessny A flip flop cannot fix a nerve damage. You need training or in some cases operation. A flip flop cannot magically go inside the foot nerve and rebuild it. Chiropractioc is btw close to pseudo-science.
Aussie here! The "dot" on the back of normal thongs is called a plug, hence those types of thongs are known here as pluggas. If you trip and the plug slips out as you described, that's called a blowout. And if you call thongs flip flops in Australia.. well, just don't do it okay 😅
Arches from Australia are the best I been buying for 3the best for my feet
The website won’t accept a non clinician account request or purchase.
You cannot purchase the hiatal hernia hook yet until it goes through fda clearance. Thanks for your patience
I just tried to register an account wirh the website you are displaying but it does not sell to the public at large, only to chiropractic, health practices.
Thanks for the review, just ordered 2 pair of Archies- unfortunately not 19.99!
Hope you like them.
I think it would be worth noting in your video that chiro 1 source only sells to clinics and is a wholesaler. So telling the general public that you get them for $17 and if you buy anywhere else you will be over paying is a bit misleading. I'm sure any chiropractor or clinic that sells these bumps them back up to at least retail if not more. So if you are part of the general public looking to buy these, you WILL pay $40+ for them. If you are a clinic or business then you will get them at wholesale.
I don’t know if any chiropractors that sell these. However, you can find them for about $20-25 anywhere else. Either way That’s a fraction, the benefits and the discomfort alleviated alone is worth it, don’t you think? Prices change, from now on I’ll never mention a price bc they change constantly.
Chiro1source only sells to clinics. Off to Amazon, I guess..
Australia calls flip flops thongs Archies are the best simply for the Arch support
These are the worst pair of shoes I have ever owned and I am still in pain an hour later
I have dedicated the amount of time it takes from my feet not to hurt, to sit here and post to try to warn others not to buy this garbage product
What a load of crap. The arch is the support and does not need support.
Not for flat footed people?!?! Have you been living under a rock??? Foot pronation is a real thing and I wear these flip flops and they help me. So sometimes it’s good to 🤫🤐 when you don’t know the human anatomy. This cracks me up!!! Not everyone has an arch,
People with nerve damage have a weak arch, overweight people with a disc injury at L5/S1 causes muscle weakness in the arch!?!
Big brain on bread!!
@@Synergywellnessny The foot is living tissue with a highly complicated structure, not a 'paper board.' It needs to be in dynamic motion to get and maintain flexibility and strenght. If it gets depended on support it will over time affect the ancle, knee and back, because the impact will not be as dynamic. So what you need is not a quick fix with support, padding i.e., but proper training.
@@repolarrepolar9833 again nerve damage cannot be fixed with exc alone. This is a review on a flip flop not how to support your arches! Again not everyone can do that and also injuries the knee , hip and back can cause pronation. Watch my other videos on plantar fasciitis. But hey what do I know? I only specialize in this field. I guess your the expert!
Thanks for watching PUR PRODUCT REVIEW , for more info on arches or feet check out our other playlist!
@@Synergywellnessny A flip flop cannot fix a nerve damage. You need training or in some cases operation. A flip flop cannot magically go inside the foot nerve and rebuild it. Chiropractioc is btw close to pseudo-science.