Corn dressing Hansaplast 8 units

Hansaplast Description | The Callus Plaster Hansaplast softens calluses thanks to its active ingredient, salicylic acid. Located in the center of the foam ring, this ingredient works by loosening the struttura which holds the callus cells. The calloused skin and the intercellular substance that holds its layers together loosen, which leads to una greater hydration and softening of the area. As a result, the callus can essere easily removed. Available in easy-to-apply strips, these patches offer coverage and relief even for hard-to-cover areas of the foot and also provide una Long-term protection thanks to the highly reliable adhesive. | Caution: Not suitable for diabetics or people with circulatory problems. | | Directions for use | Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly. | Apply the patch by placing the center of the ring directly on the callus. | Replace the patch after 2 days. | After 4 days, remove the softened callus in warm salt or soapy water. | Repeat if necessary. | | Warnings | One patch contains 0.04 g salicylic acid. | Do not use if your skin is hypersensitive to salicylic acid, salicylates, or gum, or if your skin is damaged or diseased. Do not use if you are diabetic or suffer from circulatory problems. Not suitable for treating infants. Consult your doctor if you have limited kidney function. The patch should not come into contact with mucous membranes. In particular, avoid contact with the eyes. Salicylic acid may increase the permeability of the skin to other locally applied medications. In rare cases, local skin irritation (burning or redness) may occur. In individual cases, allergic skin reactions may occur. Multiple patches should not be used simultaneously for a period of time without consulting a doctor. tempo longer. For external use only. For single use only - use a new Callus Plaster for each application to achieve/maintain the described product function. | | Storage | Store in a dry place, do not exceed 25°C. | | Format | 8 pieces. | | Code 92873-00001-2