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Soft silicone protection for the big toe with an ingrown toenail (2 pcs)

€9,95

SKU: E3

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This is a CE-marked medical device

Medical device

Medical devices can range from simpler products such as plasters or creams to advanced diagnostic methods such as magnetic resonance imaging. Through the CE marking, the manufacturer guarantees that the product is safe to use and meets applicable requirements. The product’s effectiveness must be substantiated by data from clinical trials, clinical experience, or scientific studies.

Silicone protector for the big toe with an ingrown toenail that forms a soft shield around the toe and can help reduce friction and external pressure on sensitive areas.

Soft protection around the big toe
Helps reduce friction and external pressure
Soft and flexible silicone
Easy to put on and remove
Washable and reusable
Comes in a 2-pack

Soft barrier around the big toe

The silicone protector provides soft protection around the big toe and may help reduce friction and external pressure on sensitive areas, for example in cases of an ingrown toenail. The flexible silicone conforms to the toe and forms a soft barrier between the toe and its surroundings.

Use and hygiene

The protector is intended for temporary use. Remove it regularly so that the skin can be kept clean and dry, and wash and dry both the foot and the protector thoroughly between uses. Avoid prolonged use if the skin becomes warm or moist beneath the protector.

The product is a protective and pressure-relieving aid and does not treat the cause of an ingrown toenail.

Important information: Do not use the protector on infected, oozing, or visibly damaged skin. Discontinue use if increasing redness, swelling, pain, warmth, skin irritation, or other signs of infection occur. In cases of severe or recurrent ingrown toenails, pus formation, or suspected infection, a healthcare professional should be contacted.