Carnation Corn Caps 40% Medicated Plasters
What is the Problem?
Corns are the most common of all foot problems and come in various forms. The most common are hard corns and soft corns.
Identifying a corn by appearance and symptom:
Hard Corn
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Raised, shiny dome of whitish or pale yellow thickened skin.
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Hard cone-shaped centre (nucleus). Found mostly on top of toe joints, has no root.
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Causes pain when the nucleus presses on the nerve.
Causes : Occurs due to concentrated pressure on the site.
Soft Corn
- Pale, softer version of the hard corn (see above).
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Found in the damp area between toes where skin rubs together.
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Feels like a very small stone between the toes.
Carnation Corn Cap Plasters relieves and removes corns
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Combine a measured dose of Salicylic Acid ointment with a soft felt corn ring to relieve pressure whilst the corn is treated.
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Salicylic Acid loosens the intracellular cement holding hardened skin together allowing it to flake away, softening and loosening the nucleus to allow clean removal.
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Self-adhesive straps make Carnation Corn Caps easy to apply and hold firmly in place.
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No more than 3 corns should be treated at any one time.
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Each Pack comes with 5 plasters.
Precaution:
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Diabetic patients should seek Doctor’s advice before use.
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CONTAINS PEANUT OIL. DO NOT USE IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO PEANUT OR SOYA.
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For external use only.
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Keep out of reach of children.
Side effects/adverse reactions
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Mild pain has been experienced.
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Occasional sensitivity to the ingredients has been reported.
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Local irritation or dermatitis may occur.
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Discontinue use and remove plaster if excessive discomfort or irritation is experienced, or if sensitivity develops.
Carnation Corn Caps contain Salicylic Acid. Always read the label.
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