Carnation

Carnation is a specialist foot care brand offering treatments and protection for common foot problems including corns, calluses, verrucas, blisters and hard skin. The range covers medicated plasters, treatments and everyday comfort products.

Browse the Carnation range at StockMyMedicine, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label before use, and take care with medicated corn treatments if you have diabetes or poor circulation — speak to your pharmacist for advice.

About Carnation

Carnation Footcare is a specialist brand for everyday foot problems, offering treatments and protection for corns, calluses, verrucas, blisters and hard skin. The range includes medicated plasters, gels, files and cushioning products.

Whether you need to treat a corn, protect a blister or soften hard skin, Carnation offers practical foot care to keep you comfortable on your feet.

Browse the Carnation Footcare range below, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label, and take extra care or seek advice if you have diabetes or poor circulation.

Frequently asked questions

What is Carnation Footcare used for?

The range treats and protects against common foot problems such as corns, calluses, verrucas, blisters and hard skin. It includes both treatments and cushioning or protective products.

How do corn plasters work?

Medicated corn plasters usually contain salicylic acid to gradually soften and remove the hardened skin of a corn, while the cushion relieves pressure. Follow the instructions and apply only to the corn itself.

How do I use a verruca treatment?

Verruca treatments are applied to the affected area over a period of weeks to gradually remove the verruca, following the pack instructions carefully. Protect the surrounding healthy skin as directed.

Are Carnation products safe for diabetics?

People with diabetes or poor circulation should take particular care with foot treatments and medicated products, and are often advised to see a podiatrist or GP rather than self-treat. Check the label and seek advice if unsure.

How long does it take to treat a corn?

Corns can take a couple of weeks or more to clear with regular treatment, depending on their size and how much pressure the area gets. If a corn is painful or does not improve, see a pharmacist or podiatrist.

How can I stop corns and calluses coming back?

Well-fitting shoes, cushioning and regularly removing hard skin can help reduce recurrence. Persistent or painful problems are best assessed by a podiatrist.

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