Urea creams, foot balms, sorbolene and foot sprays for dry, cracked or callused skin. Recommended by our podiatrists.
Overview
Dry skin on the feet cracks easily, particularly around the heels, and a crack is a way in for infection. Regular moisturising keeps the skin supple and is one of the simplest things you can do to protect your feet.
Urea based creams draw moisture into the skin and soften thickened areas. Higher strengths are for very dry or callused skin, and lower strengths suit daily use.
For people living with diabetes, daily foot checks and good skin care matter more, because reduced sensation can let a small problem go unnoticed.
Foot care products are not subsidised through the NDSS. These are private purchase items.
Buying guide
If you live with diabetes, have reduced feeling in your feet or have a wound, book a podiatry review rather than treating it yourself.
What you pay depends on your NDSS entitlement, so choose an option on a card to see its price before adding it to the cart. Concession, Closing the Gap, DVA and private purchase prices all differ, and eligibility is verified before dispensing.

PDC Health Hub is an NADC accredited Secondary Diabetes Centre in East Victoria Park. The clinicians who supply your consumables can also help you get more out of them, whether that is a pump review, a foot check or working out how food and activity fit around your glucose levels.
Call Pharmacy 777 Bedford and describe your meter, pump or sensor. Our pharmacists are Credentialled Diabetes Educators and will confirm exactly which product fits before you order.
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Free collection from Pharmacy 777 Bedford, 215 Grand Promenade, Bedford. Delivery $15 per order. NDSS eligibility is verified before dispensing.