Reusable Gel Oval Callus Cushions

Reusable Gel Oval Callus Cushions are easy-to-use, stick-on, self-adhesive, oval-shaped pads for everyday use. Reusable Gel Oval Callus Cushions adhere right to the skin of the feet, easing callus pain and tenderness caused by tailor's bunions, saddle bone deformity, Haglund's disease, dropped metatarsal heads, and pump bumps on the backs of heels. Use the smaller bonus pad on sore spots where shoes rub for added protection. Great for running and other activities.

The best thing about Reusable Gel Oval Callus Cushions is that the "sticky" does not wear out after one use. The adhesive is reactivated every time the pads are hand-washed with mild soap and water. Self-adhesive, non-medicated and Latex-free. By Myfootshop.com. 2 per pack.

Measurements:

• Length: 2 inches
• Width: 1 1/2 inches
• Height: 0.2 inches

Indications - Reusable Gel Callus Cushions are used in the treatment of forefoot callus, forefoot pain, Haglund's deformities, saddle bone deformities, bunions, and metatarsalgia.

SKU#: M931

Question:

Can I really use these over and over again?

Answer:

The fact that these can be re-adhered to your skin over and over again is the best thing about them. If they start to lose their 'stickiness', simply hand wash them in warm soapy water and let them air dry. This cleaning process reactivates the sticky properties that allow ithem to stay on your skin.

Question:

What's the difference between this product and the one you sell called a forefoot callus protector?

Answer:

Both are used to off-load pressure to a callus or prominence of bone. The difference between the two pads is that the Forefoot Callus Protectors is felt, adhesive backed and has a one time use (lasts for days). Felt compresses less and can be a bit more supportive than gel. The advantage of the gel pad is that it is non-adhesive and reusable. Gel pads are also a bit more 'friendly' in damp environments.

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