Carnation Footcare Corn Caps are a clinically proven, all-in-one method to remove painful corns Soft felt ring relieves pressure over the corn with a measured dose of Salicylic Acid to remove the corn One step application Easy to apply A combination of Salicylic Acid paste with a soft felt corn ring helps relieve pressure and pain whilst the corn is treated The results of the largest ever clinical trial* comparison versus scalpel treatment shows that Carnation Corn Caps: Remove corns more quickly Give greater pain relief Reduce the size of corns more quickly Podiatrists preferred Corn Caps Corns are 60% less likely to reoccur Clinically proven to remove corns within a 10-day treatment period

1. Clean and dry the feet to ensure adhesion
2. Remove corn cap from the backing paper and position the felt ring over the corn
3. Firmly fix in position with adhesive straps. When properly applied it should not slip or move
4. Change the corn cap every two days until the corn is easily removed. A maximum of five corn caps should be used per corn
5. No more than three corns to be treated at one time
Store at less than 30°C, away from direct sources of heat and humidity.

Salicylic acid 40% w/w

Keep out of reach and sight of children.

For external use only.

Carnation Corn Caps contain Peanut oil. If you are allergic to peanut or soya, do not use Carnation Corn Caps.

Not to be used by Diabetics.

Do not apply to inflamed or broken skin, moles, birthmarks, or unusual skin growths. DO NOT treat corns over a large area at one time.

Children under 15 years old and people with circulatory disorders should seek professional medical advice before use.

While using Corn Caps apply no other medicated product to your corn and do not use corn caps for any other purpose.

Do not use after expiry date shown.

If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.

A mild degree of discomfort or soreness may be experienced while using this product. Very occasionally, itching, irritation or sensitivity may occur. In these circumstances remove the dressing, clean the area and discontinue use. Report any unwanted effects to your pharmacist or doctor.

Shoes to relieve pressure: wear open shows e.g sandals
Wearing gloves to protect your hands, such as when gardening or lifting weights.
Wearing shoes and socks that fit well and have a wider toe box.
Appling a non-medicated pad or inner-sole to protect the areas of your feet that are exposed to friction.