Urgo Protecteur Cors 10 Pansements, on sale in our organic pharmacy, relieves pain due to shoe pressure and protects the horn from painful rubbing thanks to its protective foam disc.
A callus is a thickening of the superficial layer of skin, the epidermis. In most cases, the callus is located on the sole of the foot, sometimes on the palm of the hand. Although a benign condition, a callus can cause real discomfort when walking, and can even become infected and require surgery.
Urgo's corns protector is an effective solution for relieving pain caused by shoe pressure and protecting corns from painful friction. Thanks to its protective foam disc, it offers immediate relief and long-lasting protection. Before applying the protector, make sure the skin is clean and dry. Carefully remove the protective film from the dressing and place the protective disc directly on the horn. Press lightly to ensure good adhesion. The corns protector can be worn all day long, even in the tightest shoes, for optimum comfort.
This product is specially designed to relieve the pain caused by corns and protect the skin from excessive friction. The protective foam disc acts as a soft cushion between the horn and the shoe, reducing pressure and preventing further pain. It also creates a protective barrier against friction, allowing the skin to heal without being continually irritated. By using Urgo Corn Protector regularly, you can help speed up the healing process and prevent corns from reappearing.
Applying Urgo Corn Protector is quick and easy. Simply remove the protective film from the dressing and place it directly on the corns. Make sure the protective disc completely covers the affected area. Press gently to secure the bandage in place. Once applied, the corns protector stays in place all day, allowing you to go about your daily activities without discomfort. It's discreet and invisible under socks and shoes, so you can wear it with confidence wherever you are.
Urgo's corns protector is suitable for everyday use and is suitable for all skin types, even the most sensitive. Its hypoallergenic formula reduces the risk of skin irritation, making it ideal for long-term use. It's also water-resistant, meaning it stays in place even when sweating or exposed to moisture. Thanks to its flexible design, the corns protector adapts comfortably to the shape of your foot, ensuring a perfect fit and optimum protection.
The Urgo corns protector is a smart choice for relieving pain and protecting skin from friction. Its innovative design and ease of use make it an essential product for anyone suffering from corns. Whether you need to relieve the pain caused by excessive pressure on your feet or prevent new corns from forming, Urgo's corns protector is there to provide effective, long-lasting relief. Try it today and enjoy uncompromising foot comfort.
Urgo Protecteur Cors 10 Pansements is an adhesive bandage with a protective disc for local protection of established calluses such as corns, partridge eyes and calluses. Its protective disk protects the callus and prevents pressure. Its adhesive backing keeps the dressing in place.
We also offer Urgo Protection Cor Digitubes 2x8cm, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Precautions for use
Reuse of a single-use dressing may lead to infection.
Adhesive backing, Foam, Hydrocolloid.
Presentation
Box of 10 dressings, 2 x 7 cm.
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