Pedifix Deep Healing Foot Cream Review

This product was recommended by my doctor and is far better than what is commonly sold in retail. I noticed a difference within two days and now with constant use the difference is noticeable. Treats rough uncomfortable feet and soothes the skin.

I am disappointed. It's a smooth, thin cream and didn't really offer anything to moisturize the skin of my feet. However, I added a few drops of peppermint oil to the jar and mixed well. Now it works much better. I use it in the morning and evening before bed. I have very cracked heels.

Tried many others, but always dependent on this cream. It absorbs well, provides a lot of moisture and, with daily use, effectively prevents cracked heels, especially in summer. My dry skin needs moisture and this cream is my choice. I hope they never change the formula!

My heels and toes are very dry and cracked. The heels are the worst and are probably 1/4 torn making walking painful if they break. After just one use and wearing my Healing Zen Toe Socks, they felt better and the dryness was already gone. Within a few days I can already see my heels and toes starting the recovery process. Walking became easier again. This stuff is just amazing.

Good, absorbs well, nice big can. I ordered this because I received a small sample pack from the hospital a while back and loved it. Unfortunately they have changed the formula since this sample was made. Now he's not that focused. It's almost watery now. It used to be really very thick and cream colored, not blue like it is now. I will probably use this glass. Even with a slight drop in efficiency, it's still not bad.

I have bought this product before but this is the first time it's difficult to open the container to reveal the cream; The foil actually covering the cream under the screw top was just impossible to remove or peel off and when I finally removed the foil (after puncturing it with scissors) it made quite a mess and made some spilled/wasted cream . This cream is too expensive to waste. One would think that the people in the "packaging department" could at least get the label stamped to make it…