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Magister Corporation

310 Sylvan Street
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37405
United States
Telephone: 423- 265-3574.
Fax: 423] 265-4581.
Web: http://www.magistercorp.com.
Email: sales@magistercorp.com.

Products manufactured by Magister Corporation (listed alphabetically)

  1. CAMBION FOOT CARE PRODUCTS Picture of CAMBION FOOT CARE PRODUCTS

    Cambion Foot Care Products are shoe inserts designed for use by individuals with lower extremity disabilities. Made of Epoflex visco-elastic polyurethane polymer, these inserts have Poron foam tops that respond to changes in the foot during walking, providing constant cushioning. The inserts dampen shock and distribute pressure and the open-cell construction adds breathability and reduces heat build-up. Available models include full insoles, heel pads, heel spur pads, contoured foot beds, and posted heel cushions. SIZES: Size A fits men's shoe size 2 to 4 and women's shoe size 4 to 6. Size B fits men's sizes 5 to 7 and women's sizes 7 to 9. Size C fits men's sizes 8 to 10 and women's sizes 10 to 12. Size D fits men's sizes 11 to 13. Size E is available in 2 thicknesses and sizes (sold separately).

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