By distributing the pressures exerted on the tip of the toe, the EPITACT finger allows to relieve pain associated with the presence of a callus or a nail stuck in this area. It is also useful to reduce microshocks on the toe and thus prevent the appearance of "black nails".
Product Description
By distributing the pressures exerted on the tip of the toe, the EPITACT finger allows to relieve pain associated with the presence of a callus or a nail stuck in this area. It is also useful to reduce microshocks on the toe and thus prevent the appearance of "black nails".
Easy to put on, it is positioned inside out on the tip of the finger and unfolds progressively.
The fingertip must be removed overnight, to avoid the risk of maceration.
Never cut the fingertip, at risk of damaging it and altering its effectiveness.
Even when used daily, it has a durability of 1-2 months.
62% silicone, 38% polyamide / elastane fabric.
The tip of the toe is an extremely sensitive area and, when there is a conflict between the shoe and that area of the foot, the pains are severe. This is what happens if the tip of the toe has a callus, calluses, an ingrown nail or if it is subjected to a succession of mechanical trauma (microshocks). To protect the toe pulp, the EPITACT fingertip includes a patented EPITHELIUM 26 silicone gel that distributes pressure and limits external aggressions. Indispensable in the medicine cabinet to relieve and provide a treatment for pain associated with pulp calluses, "blue nails" and ingrown nails.
Do not use on unprotected wounds. Cases of people suffering from arteritis, diabetes, polyneuritis, lower limb neuropathy or ulcers: ask your doctor or podiatrist, then monitor your foot during use.
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