Product Description
Hansaplast Corn Plaster is designed to help remove corns effectively and provide relief from discomfort. The plaster contains salicylic acid that softens the corn, making it easier to remove. It is a safe and convenient solution for treating corns at home and promoting skin healing.Hansaplast is a well-known brand specializing in high-quality wound care and foot care products.
Uses
- For the removal of corns on feet.
Side Effects
- May cause skin irritation or redness if left on for too long.
How to use
Clean and dry the affected area before applying the plaster. Secure the plaster over the corn, and leave it on for the recommended duration.
Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. -
- Keep out of reach of children. -
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q. How long should I leave the Hansaplast Corn Plaster on the corn?Follow the instructions provided with the product for the recommended duration of use.
- Q. Can the plaster be used on sensitive skin?Individuals with sensitive skin should test a small area before applying the plaster to ensure no adverse reactions occur.
- Q. Is it safe to use Hansaplast Corn Plaster on diabetic feet?Diabetic patients should consult their healthcare provider before using the plaster on feet to avoid complications.
- Q. Can the plaster be used to treat calluses?The plaster is specifically designed for corn removal and may not be as effective for calluses. Consult a healthcare professional for appropriate treatment options.
- Q. Is it normal to feel a warm sensation under the plaster?A mild warming sensation may be normal due to the action of the plaster softening the corn. If you experience discomfort, remove the plaster.
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