Hi Reader, As we kick off the new year, we're examining the preventable issues of toenail blisters and black toenails. Of most significance, our recent Office Hours session covered the ins and outs of subungual and periungual blisters. Below you'll find clinical insights, product solutions, and access to the complete Office Hours session recording. Rebecca EDUCATIONToenail Blisters: 7 Causes, 7 FixesThis is one of the most popular articles on the Blister Prevention website. That means, your clients are Googling this issue. Help them understand this issue is highly preventable once you know the cause. There are multiple potential causes and it's important your clients, with your help, are identifying the relevant one(s) to their specific case. . We break down the 7 most common toenail blister scenarios and how to stop them before they start > Toenail Blisters: 7 Causes, 7 Fixes. TREATMENTBlack Toenail Causes & PreventionA black toenail can be painless or extremely uncomfortable, depending on how much blood accumulates under the nail. They can be caused by repetitive microtrauma (like toes hitting the end of a shoe) or a sudden impact. This is another really popular article on our site. We break down why black toenails happen, how to relieve pain, and the best ways to prevent them in the first place > Black Toenail Treatment, Causes & Prevention. OFFICE HOURSUnderstanding Toenail BlistersOur recent session took a comprehensive look at those painful blisters that form around and under toenails. We explored all the forces potentially at play beneath and around them. The discussion highlighted common culprits and showed why it's so important to identify the specific cause. Check out the session recording to learn more about keeping your feet blister-free! PARTNER WITH US FOR FREE!Professional-Grade Toenail ClippersThe BlisterPod Toenail Clippers are designed for your patients to manage their thick, difficult toenails. These instruments deliver clean, controlled cuts with an ergonomic design that enhances comfort and control, even with low grip strength. Consistently highly rated, these clippers are an essential addition to your clinical retail inventory. Available now at wholesale pricing. As a Blister Prevention Wholesale Partner, you'll access professional pricing on our complete range, including hard-to-source products trusted by practitioners nationwide. Our wholesale program helps maximise your margins while delivering premium care. As a partner, you'll get:
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Hi Reader, What a month for big events! From treating ultrarunners at the Australian 6-Day Ultramarathon Festival to connecting with sports medicine professionals at the SMA & ACSEP Conference 2024, I have been on my feet sharing the latest in blister prevention and treatment. We also have an exciting opportunity for podiatrists and foot care specialists to join our wholesale network - absolutely free! Read on to discover what we've been up to and how you can be part of our growing blister...
Hi Reader, This month’s newsletter we discuss Tamarack’s 2010 white paper on shear offloading on diabetic foot ulcers, and the role of ShearBan. Plus, download a set of helpful case studies to enhance your diabetic foot care approach! We hope you enjoy this month's newsletter and find this information valuable. Rebecca RESEARCH Static vs Dynamic Friction If you're confused about how promoting rubbing is a good thing for preventing blisters, callouses and ulcers, read this article. Static...
Hi Reader, This month’s newsletter is all about foot blisters—the most common injury in sport. We’re exploring into how they happen, why they’re so prevalent, and how you can help your patients and athletes manage and prevent them. Rebecca’s insights and tips are here to ensure you’re fully equipped to tackle this widespread issue. We hope you find this information valuable. Rebecca RESEARCH Foot Blisters Foot blisters aren’t just a nuisance—they’re a risk factor for injury! Research shows...