previously normally $3.99, surprisingly it hasn't been advertised that this is the first time the heel balm has dropped 50% to its usual clearance price immediately upon release - wonder if there'll be any stock left in a fortnight to be reduced further? :)
That is cheap, but even if I wait an hour, anything on the floor sticks to my foot.
sorbolene is usually 10% glycerin and so generally not as effective - perhaps visit a dermatologist :)
Agreed. Mrs C used to work at a chemist and she always told everyone the same thing as it's just as effective and far cheaper. You just need to be consistent and rub some in every day.
To compare this to the Eulactol Heel Balm, this one is not as effective and tend to dry to form a powdery film but I suppose for $2 if you want to try it's fine.
i've never found it to form a powdery film on my skin (should be absorbed into, not dried on to, it), but it isn't as viscous as eulactol :)
Eulactol is the greasiest of the lot. My podiatrist told me….
I have and I despise it
$2 is expensive for urea, you can make it free in the shower.
time is money - what's your opportunity cost from making 25ml of it? :)
Just do it each day while you are in the shower. :) NO opportunity/cost for that.
It's unhealthy to have a lot of urea in your urine - means you could either be dehydrated or have a problem with your kidneys.
(and the urea in the heel cream is a synthetic version)
with 25% Urea
Surely they're taking the piss.
Made with recycled Rivet Lager I expect
The podiatrist I saw recommended me to buy a bottle of Sorbolene, a few bucks a litre at the supermarket. Works for me.