Did you know that women have about four times as many foot problems as men? Especially true when it comes to our beloved high heels. The pain can be excruciating, but women will white-knuckle it and grin and bare it to wear heels. So until evolution designs feet differently, there is only one solution - and it doesn't involve wearing flats.

Insoles, a product that once fostered visions of old men in tube socks mowing their lawns, now have women taking a collective sigh of foot pain relief.

New for spring/summer 2005, Airplus for her, clear insoles designed for the sexiest of stilettos and skimpiest of sandals, is launching Airplus for her products in Canada - proving fashion and function don't have to be mutually exclusive.

Airplus for her are clear insoles designed especially for women's shoes. Narrower and thinner than regular insoles, Airplus for her take the pain out of wearing high heels, sandals and boots.

And most importantly they are clear, so you won't have inserts hanging out and you can still see the ever-important shoe label through them (you paid a lot, so show off those shoes).

Airplus for her are flying off the shelves at retailers in the United States, no doubt in part to coverage in publications like Marie Claire and In Touch. These clear insoles, used by stars like Mandy Moore, Carmen Electra, Paris Hilton, Jamie-Lynne DiScala and Heather Locklear can make wearing heels comfortable.

Airplus for her insoles are available in a variety of different styles to address all-day pain relief in your soles. Airplus insoles and heel liners are made with a revolutionary thermoplastic gel that gently cushions every step. The transparent gel, with a no-show silhouette and silky-smooth surface, is cool and comfortable and designed specifically for women's footwear.

Airplus for her is available in Canada at London Drugs, Shoppers Drug Mart, Pharmaprix, and Wal-Mart as well as leading drug and discount stores nationwide. Prices range from $5 - $15. 

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