Dr. Swaim's Medicated Foot Cream for Cracked Heels & Dry Skin - Fast Relief for Athlete's Foot, Calluses & Foot Pain - Perfect for Daily Foot Care & Post-Workout Recovery

A Medicated Cream for Foot Fungus

Dr. Swaim’s Medicated Foot Cream is made of an aloe cream base and is helpful in healing a variety of common foot and toe ailments. This anti-fungal and antibacterial cream contains many natural ingredients (e.g., tea tree essential oil, green tea extract, etc.) to eliminate , treat , and restore damaged or inflamed skin.

Natural Ingredients That Soothe Dry, Itchy Skin

The green tea and tea tree included in this formula are responsible for its anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and anti-septic properties, and they are a soothing combination for dry, itchy skin. The evening primrose oil, grape seed oil, and various essential oils included in this formula provide you with a deep, penetrating, and prolonged moisturizing effect.

How to Use Dr. Swaim's Medicated Foot Cream

Dr. Swaim’s Medicated Foot Cream works great in combination with  (used on the feet, in socks, or in shoes) and the to help eradicate fungus and prevent reinfection. This cream can be applied twice daily to your affected area. Massage the cream into your affected area until it's absorbed, and wear socks for 1 hour following application to help keep the moisture in. Dr. Swaim’s Medicated Foot Cream comes in a 4 oz. tub.

Note: For topical use only. Keep away from children. If an allergic reaction occurs, discontinue use. If the reaction persists, call your physician. All sales of Dr. Swaim's products are final (i.e., we are unable to accept returns of this product).

• Made in the USA
• Uses: and
• Uses: Dry, itchy, and inflamed skin conditions
• Works well with the
• Works well with
• Contains lemon essential oils and seaweed extract
• Contains green tea extract and tea tree essential oil
• Contains evening primrose, shea, and grapeseed oils

Dr. Swaim's Medicated Foot Cream comes in a 4 oz. tub.

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