Protect against corns and soft corns.
Protect against corns and soft corns.
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NATURALLY PREVENT CORNS TO APPEAR WITHOUT ANY ACTIVE INGREDIENTS!
1mm of protective gel around half the circumference of DIGITUBES® is all it takes to effectively reduce corns between and on the sides of your toes. You can wear them on neighbouring toes with no issues!
Painful toe? Corns or soft corns (corns between two toes)? Choose EPITACT® DIGITUBES®! Thanks to the EPITHELIUM 26® gel they contain, they help prevent corns and pain caused by excessive pressure and rubbing. DIGITUBES® are so thin you can even wear them in heels! Their biggest advantage besides their low profile? They are washable and reusable! This makes them a discreet, effective, and affordable solution.
Ultra-thin
Cuttable pieces
Hand washable and reusable
Sold by 4 x 5 cm pieces
Dorsal area/interdigital
Ultra-comfortable
This product is a class I medical device that bears the CE marking under this regulation. Carefully read the instructions before use. Manufacturer: Millet Innovation. 09/2019
EAN Size S 3660396010921 - Size M 3660396010938 - Size L 3660396012024
Thicker gel provides better protection when you have corns.
FALSE! It’s important to keep the protection as thin as possible so that it doesn’t take up too much space in your shoes. When you use thicker protection, it can cause calluses to form on other parts of the foot due to the reduced space inside your shoe. A high-performance gel like EPITHELIUM™, with just 1mm of gel around half of the DIGITUBES®’ circumference, provides efficient protection for your corns and sensitive areas.
Hydrocolloids are suitable for protecting your corns.
FALSE! Hydrocolloids are made from a material that will expand and form a gel when exposed to fluid. This is what happens with a burst blister: the lymph causes the hydrocolloid to form a gel. However, corns contain no fluids. This means that the viscoelastic gel is unable to form and can't distribute pressure.
Removing dead skin treats and/or avoids the formation of a corn.
FALSE! Removing dead skin on the feet too regularly can accentuate the keratinization process (the thickening of the most superficial layer of skin). This can aid the development of a corn.
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