Denco Callus Reducer

Start with the stainless steel rasp side on dry or slightly softened skin to gently file away thick, hardened calluses. Once the bulk of the callus is removed, flip the tool to the fine emery side to buff and smooth the area for a polished finish.

No, this product is not recommended for individuals with diabetes. Those with diabetes or poor circulation should consult a healthcare professional before using any callus removal tools to avoid the risk of skin injury or infection.

The head of the callus reducer is removable, which makes cleaning straightforward. Simply detach the head, rinse it thoroughly under warm water to remove skin debris, and allow it to air dry completely before reattaching it to the handle.

While the tool is rust-resistant, it is generally most effective when used on skin that has been softened by a warm bath or shower, but not soaking wet. Using it on slightly damp skin helps prevent the skin from tearing and allows for a more controlled filing process.

Because this tool is reusable and constructed with durable, rust-resistant stainless steel, it is designed to last for many sessions. You should replace it only when you notice the rasp becoming dull or if the emery surface begins to lose its effectiveness.