FLEXITOL Heel Balm Medically Proven Treatment for Dry and Cracked Feet - 112g |Gives Intense Moisturisation

Flexitol Heel BalmFlexitol Heel Balm is medically proven to provide relief from dry, cracked skin on heels and feet, (symptoms of foot anhidrosis).It is a highly ive formulation containing 25% , as well as other skin nourishing ingredients, designed to deeply penetrate into the skin for intense moisturisation and hydration. What Makes Flexitol Products so iveAll of our products contain ; a major constituent of the skin's natural moisturising factor, which improves hydration by increasing the water uptake from dermis. Enhances the skin's ability to retain water. Reduces water loss from the skin. Improves the amount of water the skin can hold. It is suitable for with diabetes. (Study carried out at the Centre for Diabetes and Metabolism in Glasgow 2003) Happy FeetStep 1Putting you feet first isn't just a matter of pampering. It should be a priority especially if you want to avoid some of the more common complaints such as calluses, dry cracked heels and hard skin. Step 2Maintain good foot hygiene. Wash your feet, and if possible scrub with a bristle brush, always dry thoroughly between the toes, and change socks daily. Step 3Let you feet breath, by taking off your shoes and sockets in the evening. That's also a perfect time to give them a treat with some Moisturising foot cream. Step 4Stay active. Walking, for example, is a great way to keep fit and excellent conditioner for your feet.Heel BalmMoisturising Foot CreamMoisturising Foot FoamHard Skin & Callus BalmHand BalmProduct typeCreamCreamFoamCream CreamVisible results in1 day1 day3 days24hAvailable pack size56g & 112g85g125ml56g56g

Key Features:
• Flexitol heel balm is a medically proven treatment for dry and cracked heels.
• Its highly ive and provides intense moisturisation for dry and cracked feet.
• Visible results in 1 day, for best results apply twice daily (morning and night).
• Recommended for s and children +12 years old.
• Its suitable for diabetics. Approved by the College of Podiatry.