SAVREN Chinese Heel Spur Ointment, 20 g tube

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Overview

SAVREN Chinese Heel Spur Ointment is a topical cream formulated for heel care routines. This 20 g tube contains a blend of natural plant extracts including Sophora flavescens, Cnidium, white fresh rind, hibiscus rind, water, lanolin, camphor, and petrolatum. It is designed to be applied daily, often overnight, to support skin comfort around the heel area.

The ointment is manufactured in China and has a shelf life of 3 years. It is suitable for individuals aged 12 and older. Each tube contains 20 g of product and is packaged for convenient, targeted application.

Why You'll Like It

  • Contains a blend of plant-based ingredients including Sophora flavescens and hibiscus rind.
  • Formulated with lanolin and camphor to help soften and moisturize dry skin.
  • Designed for daily or overnight use to support heel care routines.
  • Compact 20 g tube is easy to carry and apply.
  • Suitable for dry and sensitive skin types.

Who It's For

  • Adults and teens aged 12+ seeking topical heel care support.
  • Buyers looking for a plant-based ointment for foot skin comfort.
  • Individuals with dry, cracked, or irritated heel skin.
  • Those who prefer a non-invasive, topical application for heel area care.

Package Details

  • One 20 g tube of heel ointment.
  • No weight: 20 g per tube.
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Shelf life: 3 years from manufacture date.

Common Questions

How should this ointment be applied?

It is intended for external use only. Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin on the heel area, typically daily or as needed, often overnight for extended contact.

Who should avoid using this product?

Individuals under 12 years of age, or those with known allergies to any of the listed ingredients, should consult a healthcare provider before use.

Is this product suitable for sensitive skin?

The formulation includes moisturizing agents like lanolin and is generally considered suitable for dry and sensitive skin, though a patch test is recommended for first-time use.