The Merino anti – pressure wool - 50 grams-extra relief and anti-blistering can be used between your toes or on other pressure points. This will provide relief and prevent blistering.

The anti-pressure wool is very suitable for hikers, backpackers, skiers and other (expensive) sports practitioners. If you take a bag like this or part of it with you in your backpack or in your Sports bag, you can immediately place a piece of anti-pressure wool to relieve the pressure when you start to feel these types of places.

Below the advantages of the Merino anti-pressure wool - 50 grams:

• Works as a pressure reliever
• Wool comes from European merino sheep
• Absorbs perspiration
• Ecologically processed wool
• Ventilates (wool grease is retained)
• Supports the regenerative capacity of the skin
• Warms in winter and cools in summer (Merino wool)
• Odorless
• For bruises, use as anti-pressure wool
• Protects toenails and foot joints
• Prevents fungal infections between the toes because the wool keeps the skin well dry
• Is biodegradable, so not harmful to the environment
• Easily torn off, without contaminants
• Soothes previously formed blisters and prevents blistering

In addition, the Merino anti-pressure wool is also suitable for people with foot problems or rheumatic diseases. Think of winter toes, bruises, sore heels and sore nails, incipient corns and blisters. Also standing deviations of toes / joints, cold feet, burning and tired feet or too little fat pad under the feet can also make perfect use of the anti-pressure wool to provide relief at the pressure points.

How to use?

Apply the Merino anti-pressure wool directly to the sore spot and you will feel immediate relief. If necessary, wrap wool around and possibly between your toes. Always wear socks over this to ensure that the wool stays in the right places.

In addition to the fact that you can use it if you have complaints, you can also use the Meriono anti-pressure wool as a preventive measure. Then apply the wool to areas that you know are vulnerable.

Attention! Do not apply the wool if you:

Have damaged skin or open wounds at the pressure points
If you are allergic to lanolin (wool fat)
Neuropathy, then consult with the general practitioner first