Profoot Corn Wraps - 3 Wraps
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Product Overview
Soft gel toe wraps with mineral oil lining that cushion painful corns, reduce rubbing and help soften hard skin. Slim profile for everyday shoes.
Description
Profoot Corn Wraps (SoftGel) are reusable soft gel toe wraps designed to provide full wrap-around protection for painful corns. The wrap cushions the affected toe to help reduce pressure and friction from footwear, while the mineral oil gel lining helps soften the corn and surrounding hard skin to support easier removal over time.
Key benefits:
- 360° wrap-around cushioning to help relieve discomfort caused by rubbing shoes and socks
- Soft gel polymer design helps absorb friction and pressure on the toe
- Mineral oil lining helps soften hardened skin around the corn
- Slim, low-profile fit designed to sit comfortably in most footwear
- Washable and reusable for ongoing use
How to Use
- Ensure the toe is clean and completely dry before use.
- Slide the wrap over the affected toe so it covers the corn and sits comfortably around the toe.
- Wear with socks/stockings and footwear as normal. The wrap is designed to stay low-profile in shoes.
- Clean after use: wash the wrap as needed, allow to dry fully before re-use (follow any pack instructions if supplied).
Helpful sizing note: the wraps are listed as stretch-to-fit; for big toes some ranges include an XL option (sold separately).
Ingredients
- Soft polymer gel wrap with a mineral oil gel lining (medical grade mineral oil formula).
(Full material composition is not consistently published online. Check the outer packaging if you need exact materials, especially if you have known sensitivities.)
Side Effects & Warnings
For external use only.
Do not use on broken, cracked, or infected skin or as a bandage over open wounds.
Stop use if you develop skin irritation, redness, rash, or worsening pain, and seek advice if symptoms persist.
If you have diabetes, poor circulation, reduced sensation in the feet, or foot ulcers, seek advice before self-treating corns.
Seek medical advice if the lesion is not improving, keeps returning, is bleeding, or you are unsure whether it is a corn (for example, could be a verruca).
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