LATEX ALLERGY

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DESCRIPTION

Calluses are a localized hyperkeratinization, with a denser core on the top and sides of the toes (frequently in joints), and are very painful if they press on nerve endings.

They are caused by inappropriate footwear, by sustained friction and pressure in areas that do not support the body's weight.

The skin becomes red, with a burning and itching sensation. If rubbing persists, a hard skin forms, eventually turning into a callus.

The best way to prevent the appearance of calluses is to eliminate the cause of the pressure or rubbing, and therefore the use of comfortable and appropriate footwear is essential.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Apply to clean, dry skin.

Do not use creams or files.

Place the product in the middle of the callus, avoiding contact with the adhesive. The edges of the dressing should be firmly fixed to the skin.

OTHERS

Calluses are a localized hyperkeratinization, with a denser core on the top and sides of the toes (frequently in joints), and are very painful if they press on nerve endings.

They are caused by inappropriate footwear, by sustained friction and pressure in areas that do not support the body's weight.

The skin becomes red, with a burning and itching sensation. If rubbing persists, a hard skin forms, eventually turning into a callus.

The best way to prevent the appearance of calluses is to eliminate the cause of the pressure or rubbing, and therefore the use of comfortable and appropriate footwear is essential.

PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

Do not remove the dressing until it comes off on its own.

They can get their feet wet.

Repeat the treatment until the skin is smooth.

Any adhesive residue can be removed with alcohol.

Do not cut into the dressing.