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Dr Jill's Foam Callus Pads
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Dr. Jill’s Foot Pads, Inc was founded in Florida USA in 2001, by Dr. Jill Scheur, a Podiatrist with a dream and a vision of helping patients feet become more comfortable.
After many requests for pads from other podiatrists and numerous customers, she launched her own range of "Dr. Jill’s Foot Pads", a Complete Foot Pad Source for Foams, Moleskin and Gels. Being a Podiatrist, Dr. Jill felt a strong need to provide patients with quality foot pads at great prices.
What is IPK ?
It stands for Intractable Plantar Keratoma (IPK) is a common problem seen in the foot. It is also sometimes referred to as nucleation. An IPK is basically a “deep callus” which is really painful. Intractable is a synonym for the fact that the callus will not go away by itself. Plantar means the bottom of your foot. Keratoma is a hard, thickened portion of skin. An IPK is usually caused by abnormal pressure caused by a misaligned metatarsal bone.
Trimming and padding of the IPK can help alleviate the pain for a short period of time.
Created and Designed by a Podistrist !
Simple and effective pressure relief for calluses from Dr Jill's. The soft pad cushions and protects calluses from shoe pressure and walking.
What is a Callus?
It is a build up of dead skin cells that harden and thicken on some part of the foot, and is usually a defence mechanism by the foot to protect itself from excessibe pressure or friction. They are often found on the heel or ball of the foot, sometimes on the toes.
What Causes Calluses ?
Usually pressure on some part of the foot, which can be related to shoes, walking motion, bony feet.
Solutions?
Your doctor or podiatrist may recommend a number of options including orthotics or the application of pressure relief products to the affected area, so the body can heal itself.
Specifications:
- Perfect for calluses, IPK's and bunions
- The aperture (hole) surrounds the sore area, taking pressure of the painful area
- Simple and easy to use
- Self-stick adhesive back holds pad in place and makes for easy placement
- Twelve (12) per pack + bonus 12 small pads
- Non-Medicated
Directions:
Apply to a clean and dry area. Carefully separate the pad from its backing and apply by placing the hole directly over the callus or tender spot.
Free:
Use the extra small round bonus pad left on the sheet for any tender spot you have where your shoes may rub.
Warning:
For external use only. Do not place this product on an open wound. If irritation, discomfort or any problem results, discontinue use and see your podiatrist. Keep out of reach of children.
Please Note:
Due to health restrictions this item is non returnable, unless faulty or damaged.
