Veira — Bunion Corrector & Toe Aligner for Pain-Free Feet

Honest answer: Veira won't reverse 20 years of severe bunion deformity overnight. What it WILL do is gently realign your toe whilst you wear it, which helps stop progression and relieves the pressure causing daily pain.

Think of it this way: your shoes have been training your toe into the wrong position for years. Veira trains it back. The earlier you start, the more effective it is. Many customers notice their toe stays straighter even after taking it off, and the pain significantly reduces within the first week.

For best results, wear Veira for 6-8 hours daily. You can wear it during the day inside your trainers or wide-fit shoes whilst doing school runs, working, or just getting on with life. Or wear it at night whilst sleeping. Many people do both.

The key is consistency. Wearing it once won't help—but wearing it daily gives your toe the constant gentle pressure needed to counteract what modern footwear does to your feet.

We've read those reviews too: "snapped after first fit," "stretched out after 2 weeks," "does not stay in place," "complete waste of money."

Here's what makes Veira different:

• Medical-grade materials that won't stretch out or snap
• Adjustable straps that actually STAY in place all day
• Split-toe design (not squashing all your toes like cheap spacers)
• Comfortable enough to wear inside shoes during work
• Won't cause blisters from rubbing

If it fails like those other products, you'll know within the first week. But thousands of UK customers are finally getting relief after years of failed purchases.

Both! Veira's low-profile design fits comfortably inside trainers, wide-fit shoes from Clarks or Hotter, and most other roomy footwear. It won't make your shoes tighter (because we know you're already struggling to find shoes that fit).

You can also wear it barefoot around the house or at night whilst sleeping. The key is getting those 6-8 hours of consistent realignment daily, however works best for your lifestyle.

For mild to moderate bunions caught early: potentially yes. Studies show proper toe realignment can slow or stop progression in up to 85% of early-stage cases.

For severe bunions where you can barely walk: you likely need medical intervention. But even then, Veira can provide relief whilst you're on that 9-month NHS waiting list, or help you decide if you truly need surgery vs. managing with conservative treatment.

Remember: surgery has a 40-60% recurrence rate, costs £5,260 privately, and means 6-8 weeks unable to drive. If you can avoid or delay it, that's worth trying.

Pain relief: Most people notice reduced pain within the first week of consistent wear (6+ hours daily).

Visible realignment: You'll likely notice your toe stays straighter after taking Veira off within 2-4 weeks. The bump may appear slightly smaller as inflammation reduces.

Long-term progression: Stopping your bunion from getting worse takes months of consistent use. This isn't magic—it's gentle, persistent pressure counteracting years of damage.

Remember Emma from our testimonials? "It's only been 3 weeks but I can already see my toe isn't drifting as far." That's realistic progress.

We designed Veira specifically because we'd read reviews like: "gave me a MASSIVE blister on my big toe," "too uncomfortable to wear long," "first time I tried it, it was torture."

Veira uses soft, medical-grade materials with padding where it contacts your bunion. The split-toe design means it's not cramming all your toes together. And the adjustable straps let you control the pressure—firm enough to work, gentle enough to wear all day.

That said: the first few times might feel odd as your toe adjusts to proper alignment. But it shouldn't cause sharp pain or blisters. If it does, you've likely got the straps too tight.

Absolutely not. That dismissive advice is what happens when the NHS is underfunded and overwhelmed. You're not being dramatic—your pain is real, your limitations are real, and you deserve better.

The same research that shows bunions get progressively worse also shows that early intervention works. You don't have to wait until you "qualify" for surgery. You don't have to accept being unable to walk to Tesco or wear normal shoes.

Veira gives you a non-surgical option whilst the NHS tells you you're "not severe enough" yet keeps you waiting 9 months anyway.

Please consult your doctor first. Whilst Veira is designed to be safe with adjustable pressure, anyone with diabetes, neuropathy, circulation issues, or other medical conditions affecting their feet should get medical clearance before using any toe realignment device.

Your safety comes first. If your GP approves, start with looser straps and shorter wear times, gradually increasing as tolerated.