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OPPO Silicone Insoles (N3) are soft, flexible shoe insoles made from silicone to add cushioning inside everyday footwear. They help absorb impact while walking and standing, making long days on your feet feel more comfortable. OPPO is a well-known brand of orthopaedic supports and foot-care accessories. N3 refers to the insole size — please check the size guide on the packaging to choose the right fit.
Remove any existing loose insole from the shoe if needed. Place the silicone insole inside the shoe, heel end first, and press flat. Wear as usual; check the fit and comfort after first use. Clean with a damp cloth or mild soap and water, then air dry.
Material: soft silicone. Full ingredient list may vary — please refer to product packaging.
| Brand | OPPO |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Silicone Insoles |
| Size | N3 (see packaging size guide) |
| Skin Type | Not applicable |
| Key Ingredients | Silicone |
| Texture/Form | Soft flexible insole |
| Suitable For | Everyday shoes, walking and standing comfort |
Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.
They add cushioning inside everyday footwear, helping absorb impact during walking and standing.
Remove any existing loose insole if needed, then place the silicone insole in the shoe heel-first and press flat.
They are designed for most everyday closed footwear; check the size against your shoe before buying.
Wipe with a damp cloth or mild soap and water, then air dry before wearing again.
They may help make standing and walking more comfortable, but see a doctor or podiatrist if you have ongoing foot pain.
