Flexipro Finger Protector Size S

- Pain relief for pulp calluses and ingrown nails through local cushioning.

- Reduction of friction and harmful pressure on the fingertip.

- Prevention and contribution to the disappearance of calluses with continued use (at least one month).

- Comfortable and breathable fit, designed for smaller fingers (size S).

- Reusable after washing; material that retains elasticity and comfort.

- Developed with podiatrists and classified as a medical device for topical use.

- Low maintenance: easy washing with neutral soap and air drying.

What is this finger protector for?

It is used to protect the fingertip, cushion pressure, and reduce pain caused by pulp calluses and ingrown nails, as well as to prevent the formation of new calluses by reducing friction.

How is it applied?

Turn the protector inside out to the end and slide it over the fingertip, unrolling it so that the padded protection covers the injured area; the fit should be comfortable and not cause constriction.

How long does the protection last?

The protection is effective as long as the protector remains properly in place. There is no specified duration in hours; dermatological monitoring and removal at night are recommended to avoid maceration.

Is it an antimicrobial product?

No. It does not eliminate bacteria, viruses, or fungi; its function is mechanical: protection against pressure and friction.

Can it be used inside footwear?

Yes. It is designed to reduce pressure and friction inside footwear; compatibility with the footwear and comfort during use should be checked.

Is it washable and reusable?

Yes. The material allows washing with water and neutral soap and reuse after complete drying.

Can people with diabetes or neuropathy use it?

People with diabetes, arteritis, polyneuritis, lower limb neuropathy, or varicose ulcers require continuous skin monitoring during use and consultation with a healthcare professional if any changes occur.

Can it be shared between people?

No. It is for individual and hygienic use to avoid transmission of microorganisms and skin risks.

Can it be trimmed for a better fit?

The protector should not be trimmed, as this could compromise its integrity and the protection it provides.

1. Wash the finger cot with warm water and neutral soap before first use and after each intensive use.

2. Turn the finger cot inside out up to the tip and place it on the tip of the affected finger.

3. Gently unroll until the padded part covers the injured area and the edge sits without constricting.

4. Check mobility and comfort; the finger must retain sensitivity and perfusion.

5. Remove the finger cot at night to avoid maceration and allow daily skin inspection.

6. Air dry after washing and store in a clean, dry place until next use.

- In people with diabetes, arteritis, polyneuritis, neuropathy of the lower limbs or varicose ulcers, monitor the area during use and consult a healthcare professional if any alteration appears.

- Individual and hygienic use; do not share with others.

- Do not trim the finger cot; altering its shape may compromise protection and increase the risk of injury.

- Remove the finger cot at night to avoid maceration and allow skin assessment.

- It is not an antimicrobial product; it does not replace disinfection measures or medical treatment against bacterial, viral or fungal infections.

- Check the skin periodically during use; discontinue application and consult if redness, ulceration, increased pain, loss of sensitivity or signs of infection appear.

- Avoid contact with creams or oily substances that may degrade the silicone and reduce its adhesion.

- Keep away from sources of intense heat and direct sunlight to preserve elastic properties.

-Size S. Designed for smaller fingers.

-Equivalences and recommended use: women: S for fingers other than the thumb; men: S for the little finger.

-Silicone 62%

-Polyamide / Elastane 38%