Epitact Plantur Cushions For Ball Of Foot Pain Calluses

• Choose your size by shoe size.
• Slip the cushion over your foot so the gel pad sits under the ball of the foot, covering the area behind the toes.
• Put on your sock and shoe as usual; comfortable, secure shoes work best.
• Wear during the day as needed, and take them off at night.
• Machine wash at 40°C and leave to air dry.

Safety information

Who should not use it

Do not use on broken, injured or irritated skin, or over an open wound or ulcer. If you have diabetes, poor circulation or numbness in your feet, ask your doctor, pharmacist or podiatrist before use and check your feet regularly.

Warnings & precautions

Remove the cushions if you notice numbness, tingling, colour change or swelling in your toes. They cushion pressure but do not remove calluses, and are not a substitute for medical assessment. See your GP or a podiatrist if foot pain persists, or if a callus becomes painful, cracked or inflamed.

Pregnancy & breastfeeding

No special precautions.

Possible side effects

Some people may notice skin redness, irritation or rubbing where the product touches the skin. If this happens, stop using it and ask your pharmacist for advice.

Always read the label

Always read the label and the instructions before use. If symptoms persist, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

Material: Silicone gel (Epithelium 26) with polyamide/elastane fabric (80% silicone, 20% polyamide/elastane).

Sizes: Small (UK 4–5.5), Medium (UK 6–8), Large (UK 8.5–11). One pair per pack.

Machine washable at 40°C; reusable.

Always check the pack for full product information.