- Traditional Wound Care
- Advanced Wound Dressing
- Kits
- Traditional Wound Care
- Advanced Wound Dressing
- Kits
Corn Caps
1. External use only.
2. Avoid contact with eyes, wounds and damaged skin.
3. Stop using the plaster if feeling uncomfortable in the treatment.
4. Keep out of reach children.
Note:
Adverse reaction: visible skin irritation corrosion.
Storage: keep sealed.
| Cat. No. | Description | Qty/Case (bxs) |
| 310201 | Corn Caps 5pcs/box | 144 |
1.What are Corns?
2.Types of Foot Corns
3.What Causes Foot Corns?
4.What Are Corn Caps?
5.Other Names for Corn Caps
6.When to Use Corn Plaster?
7.How to use the Corn caps?
1)Hard Corns (Heloma Durum)
2)Soft Corns (Heloma Molle)
3)Seed Corns
3)Walking Barefoot or with Thin-Soled Shoes
4)Not Wearing Socks
Step 1: Clean & Dry the Area
Clean and soften the corn in the hot water soak for 10 minutes, then dry it completely.
Step 2: Apply the Corn Cap
Peel off the backing and place the corn pad directly over the corn.
Press firmly to ensure the cone tape sticks well.
Step 3: Replace Regularly
Change the corn cap plaster every 24 hours.
Step 4: Remove Dead Skin Gently
After a few days, soak your foot in warm water for 10-15 minutes.
Use a pumice stone or foot file to gently exfoliate softened skin.
Do not cut or peel the corn aggressively-this can cause injury.
Step 5: Prevent Future Corns
Wear well-fitted shoes with enough toe room.




