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Make everyday foot care easier with CHILTAN PURE Diabetic Foot Daily Care Spray, a convenient topical spray designed for dry, rough and moisture-depleted feet.
Its easy spray format allows targeted application to the feet and heels while helping skin feel refreshed, conditioned and comfortable.
For external use on intact skin only. People with diabetes should seek medical attention for wounds, ulcers, swelling, infection or changes in foot sensation.
CHILTAN PURE Diabetic Foot Daily Care Spray is a topical foot-care product designed for convenient daily application.
It can be used as part of a regular routine to help support:
Skin comfort
Softness
Freshness
Conditioned-looking feet
Dry and rough-feeling areas
It is intended for cosmetic foot care and is not a treatment for diabetic foot ulcers, neuropathy or infection.
Easy spray-on application
Helps refresh dry feet
Supports softer-feeling skin
Convenient for heels and soles
Helps condition rough-looking areas
Supports everyday foot comfort
Quick and practical daily-care format
Easy to apply without heavy rubbing
Suitable for men and women
Designed for regular foot-care routines
People with diabetes may experience changes in skin condition, circulation or foot sensation.
A regular foot-care routine can include:
Washing feet gently
Drying thoroughly
Checking the skin daily
Caring for dry areas
Wearing comfortable footwear
Seeking medical care for wounds or unusual changes
A cosmetic spray should support routine care, not replace professional diabetic foot management.
Dry feet may feel tight, rough or uncomfortable.
Regular use of a suitable topical product can help support a softer, more conditioned skin feel.
Apply only to clean, intact skin.
Heels are commonly affected by dryness and repeated pressure.
A spray format makes it easy to apply product directly to rough-looking heel areas without needing a heavy layer.
The spray may help support comfort around mild surface dryness.
Do not apply to:
Deep cracks
Bleeding skin
Open wounds
Ulcers
Infected areas
These require professional medical attention, especially in people with diabetes.
No.
CHILTAN PURE Diabetic Foot Daily Care Spray should not be used as a treatment for diabetic foot ulcers.
Any ulcer, open wound or infected area should be assessed by an appropriate healthcare professional.
No.
A topical foot-care spray does not treat nerve damage or restore lost sensation.
Numbness, tingling or reduced sensation should be discussed with a healthcare professional.
Wash feet gently and dry thoroughly.
Check for:
Cuts
Blisters
Redness
Swelling
Cracks
Sores
Unusual discoloration
Apply a light, even amount to suitable dry areas of the feet.
Let the spray settle into the skin.
Massage gently only if required and if the skin is intact.
Unless specifically directed otherwise, avoid leaving heavy product between the toes.
Use according to the finished product instructions and your skin-care needs.
For daily care, consistent light application is generally preferable to occasional excessive use.
Convenient times include:
After bathing
After washing and drying the feet
Before bedtime
During a regular morning foot-care routine
Always ensure the feet are dry before putting on socks or shoes.
Yes, provided the skin is intact and the product is well tolerated.
Daily use may help maintain a comfortable and conditioned skin feel.
Yes, if needed.
Follow the finished product directions and adjust frequency based on dryness and comfort.
Yes.
The heels are one of the main areas where daily foot-care sprays can be useful.
Yes, on clean and intact skin.
Allow the product to absorb before walking to avoid slipperiness.
Avoid excessive application between the toes unless the finished product directions specifically permit it.
Too much moisture in these areas may be undesirable.
No.
Do not spray directly onto:
Open wounds
Ulcers
Bleeding skin
Infected areas
unless specifically directed by a qualified healthcare professional.
It may help condition dry, thickened-looking skin.
People with diabetes should not cut, scrape or aggressively remove calluses themselves.
Professional foot-care advice may be appropriate.
Yes, it may be useful as part of a regular moisturizing and conditioning routine.
For very dry feet, it can also be paired with an appropriate foot cream if the skin is intact.
The spray and cream can be used together if desired.
One possible routine is:
Clean and dry feet
Apply Diabetic Foot Daily Care Spray
Allow it to absorb
Apply Diabetic Foot Daily Care Cream to dry heels and rough areas
Use only on intact skin.
Only make an odor-control claim if the finished formulation contains suitable ingredients and has been developed for that purpose.
Its primary positioning should remain daily foot care and skin conditioning.
Do not describe a cosmetic foot spray as improving circulation unless that effect is specifically established.
Circulation problems in people with diabetes require medical assessment.
No.
Numbness may be related to nerve changes and should not be treated with a cosmetic spray.
No cosmetic foot-care product should be presented as an infection treatment or preventive medicine without appropriate evidence.
Regular inspection and prompt professional care remain important.
Yes.
The spray can be used by men as part of a regular foot-care routine.
Yes.
It is suitable for daily cosmetic foot care according to skin needs and product directions.
Wash feet gently
Dry thoroughly
Inspect the skin
Apply CHILTAN PURE Diabetic Foot Daily Care Spray
Apply foot cream to dry areas if needed
Wear clean socks and comfortable footwear
People with diabetes should seek medical advice for:
Open wounds
Ulcers
Bleeding
Increasing redness
Swelling
Warmth
Discharge
Unusual discoloration
Persistent pain
New numbness
Changes in sensation
Do not rely on a cosmetic foot spray for these concerns.
The complete INCI ingredient list printed on CHILTAN PURE Diabetic Foot Daily Care Spray packaging should always be considered the authoritative formulation reference.
Foot sprays may contain combinations of:
Humectants
Skin-conditioning ingredients
Botanical ingredients
Soothing ingredients
Preservatives
Refreshing cosmetic ingredients
Only ingredients confirmed in the finished formula should be advertised.
Do not automatically claim the spray contains:
Urea
Aloe vera
Glycerin
Tea tree oil
Menthol
Panthenol
Vitamin E
Salicylic acid
unless these are confirmed on the actual CHILTAN PURE ingredient list.
Apply to clean, dry feet
Use consistently
Focus on dry and rough areas
Avoid open wounds
Avoid excessive moisture between toes
Allow the spray to absorb before footwear
Inspect feet regularly
Pair with foot cream if extra moisture is needed
Seek medical advice for wounds or infection
Minor injuries can become more serious, particularly if foot sensation is reduced.
Cosmetic sprays should not be used as wound treatments.
Barefoot walking increases the risk of unnoticed injuries.
Sharp tools may cause injury.
These changes should be assessed promptly.
For external cosmetic use only.
Apply only to intact skin
Do not spray onto ulcers or open wounds
Avoid direct eye contact
Do not ingest
Discontinue if significant irritation develops
Keep out of reach of children
People with diabetes should inspect their feet regularly
Seek professional care for wounds, infection or major changes
Store in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
Keep the bottle tightly closed and the spray nozzle clean between uses.
It is a topical foot-care spray designed to support dry, rough and uncomfortable-feeling feet as part of a daily routine.
It is positioned for daily cosmetic foot care, including dry feet in people with diabetes, while medical concerns require professional care.
Yes, if the skin is intact and the product is well tolerated.
Yes.
Yes.
It may support mildly dry, cracked-looking skin, but do not use it on deep, bleeding or infected cracks.
No.
No.
It should not be considered a circulation treatment.
Avoid excessive application between the toes unless the finished product directions state otherwise.
It may help condition dry skin, but people with diabetes should avoid cutting or aggressively removing calluses themselves.
Yes. Apply the spray first, allow it to absorb, then use foot cream on dry areas if required.
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