Diabetes

Managing diabetes involves proactive foot care to prevent complications that can arise from poor circulation and nerve damage. People with diabetes are more prone to sudden changes in foot health, which is why daily care and regular checks are essential.

Foot Hygiene: Wash, dry, and inspect your feet every day to keep your skin healthy and free from infection. Moisturising your feet helps prevent dryness and cracking, which can create entry points for bacteria. Remember, avoid applying moisturiser between your toes, as trapped moisture can lead to fungal infections.

Choose Protective Footwear: Properly fitting shoes are vital to reduce friction and protect sensitive areas. Combine with clean, moisture-wicking socks that help prevent irritation and keep feet dry.

Our Diabetic Foot Care Collection offers specialised products designed to keep diabetic feet safe, moisturised, and protected. For more information read: Diabetic Foot Care: Essential Tips for Healthy Feet on our Blog.