Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection

  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
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    Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection
  • Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection

Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection

Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection

12,90€
12,90€
  • Protects against continuous rubbing between the toes
  • Softens calluses
  • Immediate pain relief - arnica comfort gel
  • x2 cutting tubes
Size : S

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Corns - Calluses Digitube Protection

12,90€
12,90€

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  • STEP 1

    PUT ON THE PROTECTION

    Worn directly against the skin, on either the right or left foot. The protection fits all types of soft footwear.
All about the product

What are horns and partridge eyes?

Partridge eyes, also known as corns, are small areas of skin that harden and form a protuberance on the toes. Hyperkeratosis, i.e. thickening of the epidermis, tends to appear in areas of friction, i.e. on the tops, tips and sides of the toes.

What causes a horn?

The appearance and development of protuberances on the toes can be linked to various causes, but the most common is wearing the wrong shoes. Sweating feet or repetitive activities such as walking, running or various sports can also cause a horn to form on the toe or foot.

Where does the name 'partridge-eye' come from?

Partridge eyes are horns located between two toes. It is so called because it very often has a black dot in the centre, surrounded by a red halo, which simply reminds us of a partridge's eye!

What's the difference between a horn and a callus?

The horn can be distinguished from the callus by the presence of a horny point in its centre, which presses on the nerve endings, often causing pain.

When should I use PODERM® Partridge Eye Protection?

To soothe pain and stop the formation of painful areas of horn, you need to protect the skin for at least a month. These small protective sheaths lined with arnica gel will help to distribute pressure, limit rubbing and heal. We also recommend that you wear well-fitting shoes with good toe support, and that you change the type of shoes you wear every day.