PediFris® Classic: remedy for sweaty feet and smelly shoes

You usually achieve the best results in two steps: reducing sweat on the skin and reducing bacteria in the shoe.

• Step 1: apply an antiperspirant to the feet, such as PediSpray®.
• Step 2: apply shoe powder inside the footwear, such as PediFris® Classic.

Further information: sweaty feet.

Many people find it to be a very effective treatment for footwear, as it tackles the root cause rather than simply masking the odour.

It works particularly well if used consistently every day and combined with good foot hygiene.

Insoles can absorb moisture, but they do not usually fully address excessive sweating and bacteria inside the shoe.

Use them as a supplementary measure if necessary, not as the sole solution.

Wearing socks is usually the most comfortable option and supports the routine when wearing closed shoes.

Without socks, the product comes into direct contact with the skin, so take extra care if there is any irritation or cuts.

For external use only; discontinue use if obvious hypersensitivity reactions occur.

• Do not use on open wounds.
• In cases of diabetes, if you suspect a fungal infection or if symptoms persist, seek advice from your GP or podiatrist.
• Use as directed on the label and establish a regular routine.

Many people notice a difference in the freshness of their shoes quickly, but lasting results require daily and consistent use.

Keep using the product until the inside of your shoes smells neutral. Wash your feet daily and dry them thoroughly (including between the toes), wear breathable socks, and allow your shoes to air out. Dosage and steps are set out in the instructions for use at the top of this page.