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𤞠Foot Blisters Are The Most Common Injury in Sport For a Reason
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Hi Reader, This monthâs newsletter is all about foot blistersâthe most common injury in sport. Weâre exploring into how they happen, why theyâre so prevalent, and how you can help your patients and athletes manage and prevent them. Rebeccaâs insights and tips are here to ensure youâre fully equipped to tackle this widespread issue. We hope you find this information valuable. Rebecca RESEARCHFoot BlistersFoot blisters arenât just a nuisanceâtheyâre a risk factor for injury! Research shows they increase your patientsâ chances of suffering a musculoskeletal injury by 50% (Bush et al, 2000). So, how do you help them beat this? Focus on the anatomical location of the blister. Find the best prevention for that blister location. Then nuance for their activity. Read more here. OFFICE HOURSMost Common Injury in SportIn Augustâs Office Hours, we focused on the cause of foot friction blisters. Starting with the entrenched blister causation paradigm, piece by piece, Rebecca reshaped it into the more accurate repetitive shear deformation paradigm to help you explain blisters to your clients. The replay is now available for your viewing. Don't miss the opportunity to catch up on the information shared during the session. Watch the session now! PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTCompound Benzoin Tincture AmpoulesNow available! We know Compound Benzoin Tincture has been incredibly hard to find worldwide, but weâre excited to announce that you can now get this highly sought-after product at Blister Prevention! For those unfamiliar, Compound Benzoin Tincture is an adhesive enhancer that helps tapes, dressings, and bandages stick more effectively, especially in challenging conditions like wet or sweaty feet. It doesn't matter if your patients are crossing creeks, running through the rain, or simply dealing with hyperhidrosis, this product ensures your blister prevention measures stay in place. Get the latest premium blister products at low prices by signing up to our Wholesale Partner Program! BLISTER PREVENTIONWe want you to be part of our communityOur community is growing and the more people that are involved, the more helpful it all gets! Stay up to date with the latest news, get help to grow your business and up-skill on Blister Prevention! |
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Hi Reader, Friction blisters remain one of the most misunderstood sports and foot health issues, and the misconceptions run deep, even in professional circles. This month, weâre breaking down the four key challenges holding blister management back and showing how a shift in understanding can change prevention outcomes completely. I hope you enjoy this one! Rebecca 4 KEY CHALLENGES Friction Mismanagement A closer look at why friction blisters are so often mismanaged: 1ď¸âŁ The Word âFrictionâ â...
Hi Reader, Shear plays a critical role in blister formation and managing it properly is key to prevention. This month's newsletter explores how to reduce shear where it counts, without compromising foot function. From ENGOâs pinpoint friction relief to Spencoâs pressure-reducing and shear-absorbing insoles, to Injinjiâs unique toesocks, we highlight the tools and insights that help you make evidence-informed recommendations for your patients. Plus, donât miss the latest findings from our...
Hi Reader, This month, weâre unpacking the current evidence behind some common blister prevention strategies. Some methods hold up under scrutiny, while others donât have the science to back them. If youâve ever wondered what truly works and what might be wasting your time, this will help you cut through the noise. I hope you enjoy this one! Rebecca â EVIDENCE FOR Cushioning Insoles There are a couple of studies that show a clear reduction in blister incidence when 3mm SpencoÂŽ insoles are...