Gel cushions for all-day comfort

Suitable for corns, callous relief, bunion care and ball of foot pain.

Take care of your feet with orthotic shoe inserts

Comfort and biomechanical functionality.

Treat feet easily with the right instruments and tools

All the items you need for total foot care

Gel protection for comfort and pain relief

Ensure maximum comfort and effectiveness.

Treat your feet with moisturising creams and balms

Moisturising balms and creams for use in your foot care regime.

Heel cups and inserts for optimum heel support and pain relief

Heel cups and inserts designed to absorb shock, provide cushioning and relieve heel pain.

These are serious socks to keep your feet and legs comfortable.

Stay up comfortably all day long

Relieve discomfort from hammertoes and bunions

Very useful mechanical devices
designed to relieve discomfort.

We have everything you need for bunion care

Protect bunions and relieve the pressure.

Treat your feet properly to prevent discomfort

Traditional foot-friendly dressings, materials and strappings.

Shoe inserts to prevent foot pains

Relieve pain or provide enhanced comfort

Leather pads are very comfortable

Traditional leather foot appliances have proved their value over many years and remain highly effective today.

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Specialist Help

Do you need professional advice or cannot find what you are looking for? We have podiatrists always available. 0845 2300 770

Special Offers

This Months Special Offer

10cm wire spring nipper and ProLyne Foot Dresser plus 60ml CCS Foot Cream. Combined price £21.85

Diabetes

Foot problems for those with diabetes should always be treated seriously and self-treatment should always be under the supervision of a Podiatrist (Chiropodist). General foot care and hygiene is essential.

Inspect feet daily.Check for cuts, blister, redness, swelling or nail problems.
Wash your feet in lukewarm water (not hot)! Be gentle when bathing your feet using a soft flannel or sponge.Dry by blotting or patting and make sure to carefully dry between the toes.
Moisturise the feet daily
Cut nails carefully straight across.File the edges.Do not cut too short
Never trim corns or callouses.
Avoid socks with tight tops.Do not wear thick or bulky socks.Wash socks/hosiery daily
Wear loose socks in bed if feet are cold.Do not use a hot water bottle
Always wear correctly fitted footwear and if possible lace-ups with a roomy toe box.

Seek professional advice from a podiatrist if you experience a foot problem, particularly if you have circulatory problems or diabetic neuropathy (reduced sensory feeling or numbness).

Most of our foot care products are suitable for use by diabetics to alleviate pressure and friction from footwear. Shoe inserts,insoles and orthotics are all suitable for use by diabetics.

Products for the Treatment of Diabetes related Foot Problems