Dr. Jills 1/8'' Oval Felt Callus Pads

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What material are Dr. Jill's callus pads made of? A: Dr. Jill's callus pads are made of adhesive-backed felt. This material provides cushioning and absorbs pressure effectively.
• Q: How thick are the callus pads? A: The callus pads are one eighth of an inch thick. This thickness is designed to provide comfort while protecting sensitive areas.
• Q: How many pads come in a package? A: Each package contains ten pads. This quantity ensures you have enough for multiple applications.
• Q: How do I apply Dr. Jill's callus pads? A: Simply peel off the backing and stick the pad onto the affected area. The self-adhesive backing ensures a secure fit.
• Q: Can the pads be trimmed to fit? A: Yes, the pads can be trimmed to fit your specific needs. This allows for a customized application on various foot shapes.
• Q: Are these pads suitable for all foot sizes? A: Yes, the pads can be adjusted to fit any foot size since they can be trimmed. This makes them versatile for different users.
• Q: How should I store the callus pads? A: Store the pads in a cool, dry place. Keeping them in their original packaging will help maintain their adhesive quality.
• Q: Do the callus pads have a shelf life? A: While there is no specific shelf life, it is best to use them within a year to ensure maximum effectiveness. Check for any signs of deterioration before use.
• Q: Are Dr. Jill's callus pads safe for sensitive skin? A: Yes, they are designed to be gentle and safe for sensitive skin. However, it’s recommended to test on a small area first.
• Q: Can these pads help with painful calluses? A: Yes, the pads are specifically designed to absorb pressure and friction, which can alleviate pain from calluses.
• Q: What conditions can Dr. Jill's callus pads help treat? A: They are ideal for treating intractable plantar keratosis and other painful calluses caused by foot bone issues.
• Q: Are the pads reusable? A: No, these pads are single-use only. Each pad is designed for one application to ensure hygiene and effectiveness.
• Q: How do I know if I need to see a doctor for my calluses? A: If pain persists or worsens despite using the pads, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
• Q: What should I do if the pads do not stick? A: Ensure the skin is clean and dry before application. If they still do not adhere, consider using a different area or consult the packaging instructions.
• Q: Are there any known allergens in the pads? A: The pads are made of felt and adhesive, with no specific allergens listed. However, individuals with adhesive sensitivities should use caution.