Foot Therapy Cream
	Callus Therapy Cream
	Hydrating Skin Therapy
	Foot Therapy Scrub
	Skin Calming Cream
	Foot Therapy Soaking Salts
	Dead Sea Mineral Bath Salts
	Inflatable Foot Spa
	DiabEase Gift Baskets

Diabetes Foot Treatment

• examine your feet each day looking for signs of trauma. Report any problems to your physician.
• Use a water-based moisturizer every day (but not between your toes) to prevent dry skin and cracking.
• wear cotton or wool socks-avoid elastic socks and hosiery because they may impair circulation.
• eliminate obstacles: Move or remove any items you are likely to trip over or bump your feet on. Keep clutter on the floor picked up. Light the pathways used at night—indoors and outdoors.
• Always cut your toe nails with a safety clipper, never a scissors. Cut them straight across and leave plenty of room out from the nailbed or quick.
• Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes to protect your feet. To be sure your shoes fit properly,
• If you have flat feet, bunions, or hammertoes, you may need prescription shoes or shoe inserts.
• regular exercise will improve bone and joint health in your feet and legs, improve circulation to your legs, and will also help to stabilize your blood sugar levels.
• quitting smoking can be one of the best things you can do to prevent problems with your feet.