Creams for diabetics

Pharmacist's advice

In diabetics, the skin loses moisture faster than usual, especially on the feet and lower legs. That is why it is crucial to inspect your feet daily and apply moisturizing creams, but be sure to avoid applying cream directly between the toes to prevent the development of fungal infections. Choose preparations with urea that effectively soften calluses and restore skin elasticity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Why is it important to use specialized creams for diabetics?
The skin of people with diabetes is significantly more prone to drying, cracking, and infections due to poorer microcirculation and peripheral nerve damage. Specialized creams contain carefully selected ingredients that intensively hydrate and restore the compromised protective skin barrier.

2. Can I use these creams on my entire body?
Most creams are formulated for specific regions (like feet or hands), but in our offer, we also have universal, multifunctional lotions that are completely safe and recommended for everyday full-body care.