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Ingrown Toenail Pain Reliever

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We specifically formulated Dr. Scholl’s® Ingrown Toenail Pain Reliever for people who experience pain from ingrown toenails.

Benefits

  • ONLY TREATMENT PROVEN to relieve ingrown toenail pain (among over-the-counter products)
  • Specifically created for treating ingrown toenails
  • Medicated gel softens the nail for easier trimming
  • Foam ring and bandage protect and cushion the affected area
  • Doctor recommended. Loved by Feet!
Quantity
  • Discomfort relieving gel Net. Wt. 8.5g (0.3 oz.)
  • 12 retainer ring cushions
  • 12 protection bandages *among OTC products

How to Use

STEP 1

Wash affected area and dry thoroughly. Then place retainer ring on toe with slot over the area where the ingrown nail and the skin meet. Smooth ring down firmly.

STEP 2

Cut open tip of tube on score mark. Apply enough gel product to fill the slot in the ring. Immediately replace cap on tube.

STEP 3

Place round center section of bandage directly over the gel-filled ring to seal the gel in place. Smooth ends of bandage strip around toes.

Adults and children 12 years and over: Repeat ingrown toenail treatment twice daily (morning and night) for up to 7 days until pain and discomfort are relieved or until the nail can be lifted out of the nail groove and easily trimmed.

Children under 12 years ask a doctor before using this or any other ingrown toenail home treatment.

Instructional Videos

Dr. Scholl's | How to Use Ingrown Toenail Pain Reliever

Why it Works

  • Ingrown toenails are a painful condition in which the edge of the toenail grows into the skin of the toe, or the skin of the side of the toe grows over the toenail.
  • Dr. Scholl’s® Ingrown Toenail Pain Reliever uses medicated gel to soften the nail for easier trimming, and a foam ring and bandage to protect and cushion the affected area.

Ingredients

Active ingredient Sodium sulfide 1% (Ingrown toenail reliever)

Inactive ingredients edetate disodium, hydroxyethyl cellulose, potassium acetate, water

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