Pedifix Visco GEL Toe Tubes
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Pedifix Visco GEL Toe Tubes
Pedifix Visco GEL Toe Tubes protect toes from pressure and friction and separate toes that rub. Relieve corns, crooked and overlapping toe irritations. Fit comfortably in most footwear. Available in Mix package that contains 1 small & 1 medium tube.
Features
- Relieve Corns, Toe Irritations
- Absorb Pressure & Friction
- Cushion, Separate, Protect, Soothe
- Effective for Weeks
- GEL Softens & Moisturizes
- 2 per pack - One small and One Medium
Directions
Slip over toe. Test for comfort. Remove and trim length, if needed. Pull on hosiery carefully and readjust as necessary. For best results, keep nails trimmed and do not wear shoes that interfere with toe freedom.
Size
MEASUREMENT AND PRODUCT RANGE
2 per pack - One small and One Medium
Protect toes from pressure and friction and separate toes that rub. Relieve corns, crooked and overlapping toe irritations
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