PIG Protective felt B / 16 in our pharmacy bio, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Protective felts help to avoid repeated shocks between the shoes and the skin containing the horn. Can be used on calluses , partridge eye and warts .
Protective Felt Pig B / 16 brings immediate relief . Their flat and oval shape characterized by a central opening relieves and instantly eliminates the pain related to the pressure of the shoe. An adhesive side allows to remain perfectly in place for a feeling of extreme comfort and long duration. The hardened area is protected from friction and shock to give way to a truly healthier skin .
Thoroughly clean and dry the foot. Apply the felt making sure to position the center hole on the lesion. Press firmly for perfect adhesion.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of COCHON Felt Protector B / 16 with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Felt, medical adhesive.
Do not leave within the reach of children.
Pig is a box containing 16 protective markers.
Our feet, organs as essential as sensitive support us all day, the night a few times and all year long ... Often abused because of the wearing of inappropriate shoes, they are also often forgotten in our daily care. Horns and calluses then come to stay and prevent us from walking.
The horn is a cutaneous reaction to a mechanical stress. As a result of a small deformity or when the shoes are too tight, there is prolonged and repeated friction. The skin thickens at the place concerned, is indurated, it is what forms the cor ... or the callus, which touches a wider area like some parts of the soles of the feet. The horn is not a wart (due to a virus), even if a wart can cause a thickening of the skin. It is also not a hallux valgus or "onion", which deforms the forefoot, even if the latter necessarily leads to corns and term calluses.
A wart is a small benign skin tumor that can develop on almost any part of the body, mainly on the hands: common warts, under the feet - plantar warts, on the genitals and the face. We now know that they have a viral origin (more than 70 different viruses generally belonging to the family of HPV or human papillomavirus…
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