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The Good Feet Store
4.3(533 reviews)
Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
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6837 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK
74133, United States
Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
(918) 884-7044
Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
https://www.goodfeet.com/stores/usa/ok/tulsa/6837-s-memorial-dr/?utm_source=listings&utm_medium=website_url_click&utm_campaign=listings_tracking
Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
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Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
Medical Supply Store
The Good Feet Store's personally-fitted arch supports and orthotics are designed to relieve foot, heel, knee, hip, and back pain often caused by foot-related problems like plantar fasciitis and bunions. Stop by any store for your free, no-obligation, personalized fitting.
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Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
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Certified by The Good Feet Store • Mar 15, 2026
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4.3
533 reviews
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- MDMissy DavidsonMar 5, 20265.0Always pleased when I come in and need an adjustment as my body changes through the years. Thank you! Worth the investment!
- GBGinny BemoFeb 9, 20263.0I have bunions which I inherited from my sweet momma. I went to check for a correction product which they do have. However, the "starting" price is $2100.00!!!😳 I am not rating them on their performance or my visit. The COST is astronomical😔 I left when I heard the price even though they offered payments which were going to be anywhere from $135 to $175 per month.
- TWTrina WilliamsFeb 2, 20265.0Great, my first day back at work trying Insoles on my feet 45 minutes now no pain
- MSMinou SuttonFeb 1, 20265.0Mycha was great. Explained everything, didn’t push; just let me decide and walk around with the inserts in. My feet felt better immediately, so I am a Good Feet customer for life! Thanks so much.
- LDLindsey DempseyJan 16, 20265.0I'm in the process of writing my 1st draft novel (haha) about my experience. Few key takeaways 1. Yes they are pricy. 2. Not as pricy as dropping over 10k on foot surgeries and endless shoes, inserts, physical therapy, or inpatient therapy. That is the reality. I'm here at over 9k steps at work today WANTING to go fold laundry! I could RUN if I wanted to! 3. Why did none of my surgerons tell me about this? I could have avoided 8 years of constant pain, crying all day and night, I lost my love for fitness because of the pain. (I used to be a weight lifter) I lost my love of cycling. I lost my mind at 1 point and ADMITTED myself to inpatient therapy. Because I couldn't cope with everything life needs and each step was like FIRE. If a sock or a bed sheet even touched my foot I was overwhelmed with pain. No one had any answers. And not only that but no one understood what i meant when I said my feet were SQUEEZING THEMSELVES! not any doctor or podiatrist or physical therapist. I've been a restaurant manager for 30 years. It's tolling but I need that kind of money for my family. So I cried in the closet at first, cried under water in the bath tub. Cried in the freezer at work. Now after all that, after all these years of literally living in MISERY, you're telling me that I CAN RUN? I can work a 13 hour shift and feel like the day is fresh? No way! I would say that's just impossible! The hope I have for aging without pain, for being active with my grandchildren like I was with my own children is priceless. My boss was watching me just bounce around the store today, so sure footed and so speedy. He was flabbergasted! My most recent foot surgery was in November with 37 stitches in a semicircle right in the middle bottom of my foot. I was limping, my gait was dragging No matter how I tried to hide it. I was limping 2 hours into my 10 hour shift on the 1st day of my week. I saw the commercials and always said to my husband when the lady talked about her feet squeezed themselves that THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT! finally someone else said what I said. But it was only when one of my customers at work pulled me aside and told me her husband suffered until he went to GoodFeet. So I limped out of my store and drove straight there. Within 1 hour I knew my life was gonna be different.....reclaimed in fact. This weekend I had all 4 grandchildren over to make valentines and play, we played and danced and I was PRESENT! I wasn't taking breaks or resting. It's like my mind and my desires matched what I could handle. I honestly cannot believe the possibilities that are available to me without the pain. I'm excited to get back into the gym. Back into my life that was on pause for the better part of a decade. Like I think I can have my LIFE BACK and that's priceless to me.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Good Feet Store
How are our arch supports different from inserts and insoles I can buy online or in drug stores?
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.
I buy good shoes, but my feet still hurt. Can arch supports help me?
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.
Will I be able to take my arch supports home the same day I purchase them?
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.
How do I get my free fitting?
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.
Can I use my HSA or FSA funds to purchase arch supports?
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 discomfort. Important Reminder: FSAs, HSAs, and other listed account types may differ. Be sure to check with your administrator before making a purchase.
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