Frequently Asked Questions
Are the products made in Australia?
Yes. All products are formulated and manufactured in New South Wales, using Australian-sourced natural ingredients.
What are the benefits of PC Podiatrist Formula® products?
PC Podiatrist Formula® products are formulated with naturally derived ingredients. They contain no artificial fragrances, no synthetic ingredients, and no parabens. Products are not tested on animals.
Can I use these products while pregnant?
Ingredients are naturally derived and free from added preservatives. As the products contain essential oils, skin sensitivity may occur in some users. We recommend a patch test before first use, and that you consult your doctor before introducing any new skincare product during pregnancy.
Are these products suitable for people with diabetes?
These products are not a medical treatment and do not replace podiatric care. People with diabetes should consult their podiatrist or GP before introducing any new foot care product, particularly if they have neuropathy, reduced circulation, or sensitive skin. A patch test is recommended before first use. Not suitable for those with nut allergies.
Do the products contain nuts?
Yes, some products contain nut-derived ingredients. Customers with nut allergies should consult their doctor before use and are advised not to use these products without medical guidance. Discontinue use immediately if irritation occurs. A patch test is recommended before first use.
How often should I use these products?
For general use: cleanse feet daily with PC Podiatrist Formula® Soothing Foot Wash, moisturise daily with PC Podiatrist Formula® Luxurious Foot Lotion, and apply PC Podiatrist Formula® Nail & Cuticle Oil daily to nails and cuticles (up to three times daily for very dry nails). For dry or cracked heels, apply PC Podiatrist Formula® Ultra-Hydrating Foot Balm and cover with PC heel socks. If a foot condition persists, consult your podiatrist.
Can I use this product if I have a fungal infection?
This product is a cosmetic foot care item and is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition, including fungal infections. If you suspect a fungal infection, consult your podiatrist or GP for diagnosis and treatment.
What is a podiatrist?
A podiatrist is a degree-qualified health practitioner who diagnoses and treats conditions of the feet and lower limbs, including clinical procedures, wound care, and physical therapies, in accordance with relevant infection control standards. [Link: more on podiatry]
Should I see a podiatrist?
If you have a foot concern, or would like a foot health assessment, we recommend consulting your local podiatrist. [Link: when to see a podiatrist]
Are the products available for wholesale?
Yes. Podiatry clinics, beauty salons, and nail bars may apply to become a stockist by emailing paula@pcpodiatristformula.com.
Are the products available in stores?
Yes. Find our stockists here.
Are the products suitable for children?
A patch test is recommended before first use on children. Consult your GP or pharmacist if you have concerns about suitability for a specific child.
Are these products suitable for men?
Yes, all products are suitable for all adults.
How do I know what skin or nail condition I have?
Diagnosis of skin or nail conditions should be carried out by a podiatrist, GP, or dermatologist. Laboratory pathology testing may be required to confirm conditions such as fungal infection.
How often should I cut my toenails?
Nail growth rate varies by individual and age; children may require more frequent trimming than adults. Avoid cutting nails too short. [Link: nail cutting guidance]
How often should I wash my feet?
Daily.
How often should I moisturise my feet?
Daily.
Further questions:
paula@pcpodiatristformula.com