Boots Self Adhesive Thick Padding - 1 Sheet

For optimal hygiene and adhesion, we recommend changing the padding daily, or sooner if it becomes loose, dirty, or wet. Regular replacement ensures consistent relief and helps prevent skin irritation.

No, the Boots Self Adhesive Thick Padding is designed for single-use application. Reusing padding can lead to reduced adhesion, diminished cushioning, and potential hygiene issues.

The adhesive is not designed to be fully waterproof. While it may tolerate minor splashes, prolonged exposure to water, such as during showering or swimming, will likely cause it to detach. It's best to remove it before water exposure.

No, this padding provides symptomatic relief by cushioning and protecting the affected area, reducing pain and friction. It does not treat or cure the underlying condition. For treatment, consult a healthcare professional or podiatrist.

Yes, you can wear the padding with sandals or open-toed shoes. Just ensure it is applied securely and discreetly to provide comfort without being overly conspicuous.

While the adhesive is generally well-tolerated, if you have very sensitive skin, test a small piece on a less sensitive area of your foot first. Discontinue use if any redness, itching, or irritation occurs.

Ensure the skin is completely clean, dry, and free from any lotions, powders, or oils before application. Press firmly for at least 10 seconds after applying.

Reapply to clean, dry skin, ensuring all edges are firmly pressed down. Consider trimming the padding slightly larger or smaller if it's catching on footwear. Avoid very tight shoes that can cause friction.

While the padding provides cushioning and relief, it is not a cure. If pain persists or worsens, consult a healthcare professional or podiatrist to address the underlying foot condition.

Remove the padding immediately. Clean the area gently. If irritation persists, consult a doctor. This could indicate sensitivity to the adhesive or an underlying skin condition.