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What Is Akusoli?

Akusoli is a pair of insoles designed with an acupressure-inspired surface pattern and small embedded magnets. They’re built as a comfort accessory for people who spend long hours on their feet — at work, while traveling, walking, or during light exercise — and are made to fit inside sneakers, casual shoes, and some boots.

Akusoli is a comfort accessory, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

Design and Materials
Construction: EVA foam base with a suede-textured top layer
Magnetic points: placed across the insole surface following an acupressure-style layout
Ergonomic arch design: shaped to follow the natural curve of the foot
Sizes: Small, Medium, Large (trim-to-fit option available on some versions)
Weight: lightweight, foldable, and portable
How to Use
Choose the size that matches your shoe size, or trim to fit if your pair supports it.
Remove your regular insole (if applicable) and place Akusoli inside your shoe.
Wear as you would a standard insole, during daily activities.
Clean with a damp cloth; air dry away from direct heat.
Who Should Be Cautious
People with implanted medical devices (such as pacemakers) should check with a healthcare provider before using any product containing magnets.
Pregnant individuals should consult a healthcare provider before use.
Discontinue use and consult a healthcare provider if you notice any skin irritation or discomfort.
Keep away from children and away from magnetic-sensitive electronics (credit cards, pacemakers, hearing aids).
Frequently Asked Questions

Is Akusoli a medical device? No. Akusoli is a comfort accessory. It is not registered or marketed as a medical device and makes no claim to treat or cure any condition.

What shoes does it fit? It’s designed to fit inside most sneakers, casual shoes, and some boots. Check the sizing guide before ordering.

How do I clean it? Wipe with a damp cloth and let it air dry. Avoid soaking or machine washing.

Can I trim it to fit smaller shoes? Some versions include trim-to-fit guidelines on the insole itself — check your product packaging for specific instructions.

Suggested Keywords (Safe for Worldwide Google Ads/SEO)
magnetic acupressure insoles
comfort insoles for standing all day
ergonomic shoe insoles
foldable portable insoles
acupressure insole design
Terms to AVOID (High risk of Google Ads rejection or account suspension — any region)
“cures,” “treats,” “prevents” + any disease or condition (pain, swelling, poor circulation, etc.)
“boosts metabolism,” “burns fat,” “aids weight loss”
“improves blood circulation” (unsubstantiated medical/therapeutic claim)
“relieves pain” / “eliminates soreness” as a guaranteed outcome
Comparisons to registered medical treatments or devices
Before/after claims implying a health outcome
Fake or fabricated customer testimonials (common on third-party review sites for this product — avoid replicating that pattern)
Any therapeutic claim not backed by a recognized regulatory approval (FDA, CE medical device mark, etc.) in the country you’re advertising to
Extra Note for Worldwide Targeting

Because you’re running this globally, keep in mind:

US: The FTC requires “competent and reliable scientific evidence” for any health-related claim — even implied ones (e.g., a product image showing a foot with a red “pain” glow implies a pain-relief claim).
EU/UK: Health and medical claims for non-registered devices are restricted similarly to supplement health claims (EFSA-style scrutiny) and the UK ASA enforces the same standard for magnet-based wellness products.
General Google Ads policy: the “Healthcare and Medicines” and “Misrepresentation” policies apply globally regardless of which country you select in campaign targeting — Google’s automated review scans the ad and landing page content itself, not just your target country.

If your current landing page (the one from the affiliate link) still uses therapeutic/weight-loss language in its headlines or images, that mismatch between your compliant ad copy and a non-compliant landing page is itself a common rejection trigger — worth checking before you launch.