Scholl's Wellness Company LLC

Bayer Healthcare LLC

Daniel L Miranda

Alexander Fromholtz

Harold A Howlett

Andrew Anthony Markle

Alexandra Azzi

A cushioning member that includes a base, a plurality of protrusions extending from at least a portion of the base, the protrusions being configured to deform to provide cushioning; and an outer surface at least partially formed from distal ends of the protrusions, wherein at least a portion of a first protrusions is taller than an adjacent portion of a second protrusions so that the portion of the first protrusions deforms prior to the adjacent portion of the second protrusions in response to a pressure applied by a planar surface in contact with the outer surface of the cushioning member.

Cushioning member

An insole for insertion into footwear includes a base, and an arch support located on an underside of the base layer, the arch support including a frame forming at least a portion of a perimeter of the arch support, and multiple ribs extend from a first side of the frame to a second side of the frame, wherein a first set of the ribs is raised relative to a second set of the ribs.

Flexible arch support for footwear

A removable insole for footwear, the removable insole includes a base, a plurality of walls extending from and curving along at least a portion of the base, the walls being configured to deform to provide cushioning, and an outer surface at least partially formed from distal ends of the walls, wherein at least a portion of a first wall is taller than an adjacent portion of a second wall so that the portion of the first wall deforms prior to the adjacent portion of the second wall in response to a pressure applied by a planar surface in contact with the outer surface of the cushioning member.

Insole

Insert for footwear

Foot massaging ball

Portion of an insole

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Daniel L Miranda