Pain, overheating in the forefoot and calluses are often the result of wear and tear on our footpad. To compensate for this wear, EPITACT has developed pads that incorporate a patented silicone that distributes the pressures: Epithelium 26.
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Pain, overheating in the forefoot and calluses are often the result of wear and tear on our footpad. To compensate for this wear, EPITACT has developed pads that incorporate a patented silicone that distributes the pressures: Epithelium 26.
For greater comfort, place directly in contact with the skin on both feet. (unless there is an unprotected wound).
The printed area of the fabric should be in contact with the sole of your foot. Never put it backwards.
Place your foot on the Plantar Cushion, fitting it between the big toe and the second toe.
For better conservation, use with "leotard" or socks on top. They must be wide enough to prevent compression of the feet.
80% silicone, 20% polyamide / elastane fabric.
Do you have pain in the sole of your foot when walking? There are those who talk about the sensation of heat, the sensation of walking on clouds or even a burning sensation ... There are those who refer to the presence of a high or a callus under foot.
Whatever the description, the truth is that it is often synonymous with severe pain that can impair walking. This pain under the foot generally corresponds to a wear of the plantar layer, a fatty tissue that is designed to distribute the pressures.
Its change can be linked to age but also to an intensive use of the front of the foot (following a previous sport) or during a time when standing for a long time.
To alleviate the wear of the plantar layer, EPITACT has developed a silicone gel that distributes pressure, a true substitute for the plantar layer: Epithelium 26. It has been integrated into a plantar pad so that it can be used discreetly, with any footwear.
Do not use on unprotected wounds.
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