Frequently Asked Questions

Good Feet Arch Supports are designed to provide the firm, yet flexible function necessary to help correct poor foot biomechanics, providing long term pain-relief solutions.

You sure can. In nearly all cases, it won’t even be noticeable that you’re wearing supports. That’s one of the benefits of Good Feet’s Maintainer and Relaxer lines of arch supports. Be sure to ask your Arch Support Specialist to show you how to incorporate them into all the summer fashions you love to wear.

Absolutely. It’s common for people to think that their shoes are the problem, when in reality it’s often the foot that’s going into the shoes that’s the real source of discomfort. By stabilizing the foot with a good arch support, the pain and discomfort caused by common foot and foot-related problems can often be minimized or alleviated.

Yes, for ages 6+. Your local Good Feet Store stocks a full inventory of arch supports. Once you’ve been fitted and have found the supports that work the best for you, you’ll be able to wear your new arch supports home.

Sure. But, just like our adult customers, it’s important that children are properly sized and fitted to arch supports that are appropriate for their age, activity level, and the types of shoes they wear. Your local Good Feet Store, has a number of styles appropriate for kids 6 years of age and older. Simply stop into your local Good Feet Store for your child’s free, personal fitting, and our trained Specialists will help you find the right supports.

Yes, we also carry shoes, cushions, and other foot-care accessories.

It’s simple. Just stop by your local Good Feet Store. No appointment is necessary, but if you prefer, you can schedule an appointment at the store near you.

The Good Feet Store is not a medical provider. Good Feet Stores do not diagnose, prescribe, fill prescriptions, or accept or process insurance claims. However, Good Feet Arch Supports are eligible for reimbursement with an FSA or HSA.  Customers who believe arch supports may be covered under specific plans or policies should contact their plan administrator for information regarding current coverage. 

Please refer to your locally owned and operated Good Feet Store for more details on the store’s return policy.

Yes, you can use your HSA or FSA to purchase our arch supports. Arch supports, shoe inserts, insoles, or orthotics are eligible for reimbursement with a flexible spending account (FSA), health savings account (HSA), or a health reimbursement arrangement (HRA). However, arch support reimbursement is not eligible with a limited-purpose flexible spending account (LPFSA) or a dependent care flexible spending account (DCFSA). 

Arch Support Inserts are eligible for reimbursement with an FSA or HSA as they are devices placed into your shoes to support the arch of your foot to reduce—or even eliminate—pain.

Important Reminder: FSAs, HSAs, and other listed account types may differ. Be sure to check with your administrator before making a purchase. 

Good Feet Arch Supports range from $399 to $500 per pair, offering a clinically proven, long-term solution for foot pain, knee pain, hip discomfort, and back pain. Unlike custom orthotics that cost $300–$800 per pair and wear out over time, our supports are U.S.-made, engineered to last, and come with a lifetime limited warranty.

Most customers find the greatest relief through our personalized three-step arch support system, designed to provide consistent comfort and support throughout your day—from work and activity to rest and recovery.

We also offer flexible payment options, including FSA, HSA, CareCredit, and SNAP Finance, making it easier to invest in your long-term comfort and well-being.

If you’re dealing with plantar fasciitis, bunions, flat feet, or everyday foot fatigue, our arch supports can help provide the relief you deserve. Come in for a free, no-obligation fitting, walk through the personalized process with one of our Arch Support Specialists, and—if it’s the right fit—take your supports home the same day. Walk in or schedule your appointment today.