Name: Hansaplast Corn Plaster 8 units
Brand: Hansaplast
SKU: 44166
Price: 5.73 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Description

Description
The Hansaplast Corn Plaster softens corns thanks to its active ingredient salicylic acid. Located in the centre of the foam ring, this ingredient acts by loosening the structure holding the cells of the corn. The calloused skin and the intercellular substance holding its layers together are loosened, which leads to increased hydration and the softening of the area. As a result, the corn can then also be easily peeled off. Available in easy-to-apply strips, these plasters offer coverage and relief for even those hard-to-cover parts of the foot and also provide long-term protection thanks to the very reliable adhesive.

Benefits
One plaster contains 0.04 g of salicylic acid.

How to apply
Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly.
Apply the plaster by placing the centre of the foam ring directly on the callus.
Replace the plaster after 2 days.
After 4 days, remove the softened callus in a warm salt or soap bath.
Repeat if necessary.

Precautions
Based on clinical studies, it has been confirmed that this product is compatible with the skin. Do not use if the skin is hypersensitive to salicylic acid, salicylates, rubber or if the skin is damaged or diseased. Do not use if you are diabetic or have circulatory problems. Not suitable for treating babies. If kidney function is restricted, consult your doctor. The plaster should not come into contact with mucous membranes. Avoid contact with the eyes in particular. Salicylic acid can increase the permeability of the skin to other locally applied medicines. In rare cases, local skin irritation (burning or redness) may occur. In individual cases, allergic skin reactions may occur. Without medical advice, do not use several patches at the same time over a long period of time. Store in a dry place, not above 25˚C. For external use only. For single use only - for each application, use a new plaster to obtain/maintain the product function described.