Beta Care Betamide Lotion Foot Care, 4-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)
August 27, 2010 by Foot Health
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- Therapeutic Exfoliating Moisturizing Lotion that will Penetrate Rough Dry Skin and Retain Moisture
- For Thick Callused Feet, Especially Callused Cracked Heels
- Contains 25% Urea (to penetrate the skin and retain moisture) and 4% Lactic Acid (an Alphahydroxy Acid to exfoliate dry, rough skin)
- Recommended by Podiatrists for its effectiveness
- No tacky feeling on the skin after application
Betamide Lotion is a therapeutic exfoliating moisturizer for chronically and severely dry skin. It contins 25% Urea to penetrate the skin and help retain moisture, and 4% Lactic Acid to exfoliate dead skin. The combination and high levels of both key ingredients make Betamide effective to a wide range of skin conditions. Recommended by dermatologists and podiatrists for its effectiveness. Betamide is ideal for rough skin found on the hands, feet, elbows and knees. Also contains ingredients
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- Safely removes corns
- Relieves pain by removing corns
- Repeat procedure every 48 hours as needed for up to 14 days
- Please read all label information on delivery
9 Pads; 9 Medicated Disks. Salicylic Acid. With ComfortPlus cushioning. Removes painful corns with as few as 2 treatments (7 Out of 10 users experience removal of the corn within 14 days with 2 treatments). Soft pad cushions corn from painful shoe pressure and friction. Medicated disk safely removes corn.
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