I’ve had my CorrectToes for about a year and a half. I wear them every night when I sleep and occasionally when I do resistance training or am working around the house. One set has started to tear between the second and third posts (right side in the picture).
I plan to re-order because they seem to help with nerve/circulation issues in my feet, especially at night. Just want to give other people an idea of how long the product may last (the warranty period is only 90 days according to the CT website)

I have early stage hammer toes on both feet along with the start of a Morton's neuroma on my right foot. I've been increasing the wearing time of my Correct Toes and already see positive improvement. There is a noticeable difference in how far my toes can stretch when not wearing my Correct Toes. My neuroma burning sensation has diminished in the last 2 weeks. I still have some discomfort on my left foot last 2 toes but feel certain the comfort will improve as my toes stretch more. I'm confident that in time my toe alignment will normalize. My only issue is wearing the Correct Toes in the shoes I have. I have 2 pairs of Keens which are somewhat comfortable but not in in different lasted shoes. I am optimistic that when wearing these shoes periodically that my new toe alignment will not regress. Overall I am exceptionally pleased with my Correct Toes! I hope they last a long time...

I was going to get a medium based on shoe size but then I saw the paper sizing. The paper sizing said I needed a large. I ordered them and my toes wouldn't stay in if I walked. I could sit with them on, but not walk with them. I exchanged them and hopefully my mediums will fit much better. My friend just went through the exact same thing!

I have been wearing them for about two weeks. I bought them with injinji socks. I am planning to wear them more often (while sleeping or exercising etc) and see how far they can fix my bunion issue (, which I think I have). Very happy about them and will get more!

Seem to be an excellent product.