The Diabetic Foot Care Starter Kits contain the following items:
Basis Sensitive Skin Bar, for moisturizing and cleansing the feet at the same time
DiabetiCare Foot Cream, to help prevent one of the fundamental causes of dry skin, GLA deficiency
HealthDri socks, designed to ensure wearer comfort while controlling odor and drawing moisture away from skin
An educational pamphlet, explaining how diabetes affects feet and what should and should not be done to ensure proper care
Addresses the problems of the diabetic and anyone requiring extra cushioning for sore or sensitive feet.
Made with Amicorfrac12;frac12; microbial fibers to control odor that won't wash out.
Provides superior protection, fit and comfort for cooler, drier feet.
Addresses the fundamental cause of dry skin in diabetics by supplying OMEGA-6 oils directly to the skin cells.
Non-prescription, clinically-proven fragrance-free formula.
Diabetes Educator and dermatologist recommended.
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HealthDri Offers Advantages Missing from Other Products on the Market
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DiabetiCarefrac12; Foot Cream
Prevents and Relieves Dry, Cracked Skin
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Basisfrac12; Sensitive Skin Bar
1 oz. Sensitive Skin soap bar. No fragrances, dyes, or other harsh ingredients. The original dermatologist recommended Basisfrac12; soap with soothing chamomile for the purest, mildest clean ever.
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Diabetic Foot Cream
Borage DiabetiCarefrac12;
Prevents and Relieves Dry, Cracked Skin
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Addresses the fundamental cause of dry skin in diabetics by supplying OMEGA-6 oils directly to skin cells
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Non-prescription, clinically-proven, fragrance-free formula
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Diabetes Educator and dermatologist recommended
"It is by far one of the best therapies we've seen for diabetic skin."
G.P., RN, Diabetes Educator
"...This cream has been more effective than a prescription cream...I highly recommend it!"
K.H., RN, Diabetes Educator
Diabetes and chronic dry skin, unfortunately, seem to go hand-in-hand. In fact, it is estimated that 83% of all diabetics suffer from dry skin, particularly in the lower extremities. Why is this?
According to well-documented clinical research, diabetics may suffer from an impaired ability to manufacture gamma-linlenic acid (GLA), an OMEGA-6 fatty acid crucial in the development of healthy skin cells. Used for a number of key functions through-out the body, GLA is a building block in the formation of cell membranes are unable to retain adequate moisture levels, resulting in dry skin. Hence, the link between diabetics (many of whom suffer from GLA deficiency) and dry skin.
Borage oil is the richest known source of GLA (24%). This oil is extracted from the seeds of the borage plant (borago officanalis), a wildflower commonly known as the blue starflower and used for thousands of years for its medicinal qualities. Because of its exceptional concentration of GLA, borage oil is used as the fundamental ingredient in all DiabeticCarefrac12; formulations.
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CLINICAL TEST RESULTS
Efficacy in Patients with Chronic Dry Skin Conditions |
STUDY CENTER
Health & Wellness Centre, Canada |
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OBJECTIVE
Determination of efficacy of ShiKai Borage Lotion for various chronic skin conditions |
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PARTICIPANTS
82 patients |
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CONDITIONS
Diabetic dry skin, chronic dry skin, eczema, atopic dermatitis |
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RESULTS
78% reported improvement in softness
79% reported improvement in healing
82% reported improvement in redness
77% reported reduction in itching |
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CONCLUSION
Daily topical application of ShiKai Borage Lotion has a significant positive effect on chronic dry skin associated with diabetes, eczema, atopic dermatitis |
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***NON-RETURNABLE HYGIENE PRODUCT*** Hygiene products which relate to personal hygiene and self care are generally non-returnable. Hygiene products, toileting products, bathroom products, body braces, foam cushions, wheelchair cushions, stockings, splints and products that come in contact with the body; cannot be returned - they are single use patient items. No hygiene product can be returned if the package has been opened per Public Health Policy and per Rehabmart Policy.
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