Thank you for choosing The Foot Care Clinic for your foot care needs. We aim to provide you with a seamless shopping experience, including swift delivery of your products to your doorstep. Please review the following terms regarding delivery and shipping:
Next Day Delivery: Orders placed before 2:00 PM (local time) on any business day will be processed and dispatched for delivery on the next business day. Orders placed after 2:00 PM will be processed on the following business day.
Delivery Calculation: The cost of delivery will be calculated and displayed during the checkout process. This cost may vary depending on the weight of the items ordered, the delivery destination, and any ongoing promotions or discounts.
Third-Party Shippers: We partner with trusted third-party shipping companies to ensure reliable and timely delivery of your orders. While we make every effort to ensure prompt delivery, please note that factors such as weather conditions, public holidays, and unforeseen circumstances may impact delivery times.
Shipping Restrictions: At this time, we only offer delivery within Ireland. We do not currently ship to P.O. boxes or international addresses.
Order Tracking: Once your order has been dispatched, you will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number. You can use this tracking number to monitor the status and location of your delivery.
Delivery Issues: In the rare event that you encounter any issues with your delivery, such as delays or damage to the package, please contact our customer service team immediately. We will work diligently to resolve any concerns and ensure your satisfaction.
Delivery Disclaimer: While we strive to meet our delivery commitments, we cannot guarantee specific delivery times, especially during peak seasons or unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. We appreciate your understanding and patience in such situations.
By placing an order with The Foot Care Clinic, you agree to abide by these delivery and shipping terms. If you have any questions or require further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Thank you for choosing The Foot Care Clinic for your foot care needs!
Thank you for shopping with us, We strive to ensure your satisfaction with every purchase. Please review our return and refund policy below:
Returns Criteria:
Unopened Items: We accept returns for items that have not been opened or had their seals broken. Please ensure the item remains in its original, unopened condition for a refund.
Damaged Items: In the event that an item is received damaged, please contact us immediately to arrange for a return and refund.
Wrong Item Received: If you have received the wrong item, please notify us promptly so we can rectify the issue and arrange for the correct item to be sent.
Perfect Condition: Items must be returned in perfect condition unless they were damaged upon delivery. Please ensure the item is securely packaged for return to prevent damage during transit.
Refund Procedure:
Timely Notification: Refund requests must be logged within 48 hours of receiving the item. Any requests made after this timeframe may not be eligible for a refund.
Refund Window: We offer a maximum of 14 days from the date of receipt for refund requests to be logged. After this period, we regret that we are unable to process refunds.
Please note that shipping and handling charges are non-refundable unless the item was received damaged or the wrong item was sent.
To initiate a return or refund request, please contact our customer service team at info@footcareclinickilkenny.ie We will guide you through the process and provide further instructions as necessary.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We value your patronage and look forward to serving you again in the future.
There may be other reasons for the discoloration, but the two primary reasons are trauma or fungus infection. The most effective way to return your toenail to its natural state and color is to use a topical or oral medication that’s prescribed by a podiatrist. Please book an appointment for treatment.
You may have plantar faciitis, which is the inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thin layer of tough tissue that supports the arch of the foot. Plantar faciitis is also referred to as “heel spurs”. Heel spurs can be caused by lack of arch support, improper athletic training and sudden overuse of your feet. People with low arches, flat feet or high arches are sometimes prone to developing plantar fasciitis. Wearing shoes with more arch support and stretching can help relieve heel spur pain. For more serious cases, your podiatrist may administer an injection or prescribe oral anti-inflammatories, customized orthotics, night splints or physical therapy.
Diabetes can decrease the blood circulation to your feet, cause numbness and a tingling sensation. However, these symptoms can also be caused by diabetic neuropathy, a peripheral nerve disorder. Neuropathy can sometimes create a false sense of burning or painful sensations. Although there are medications to help with the pain, the best way to control neuropathy is keep blood sugar levels down through proper diet and medication. If you are diagnosed with diabetes, it is vital to see your podiatrist on a regular basis
All medications have risks and benefits. However, when prescribed and taken correctly, oral anti-fungal medications are safe to use and can be highly effective. It’s best to consult your podiatrist to determine the best medication for you.
It depends. In order to assess the need for diabetic shoes, we take several factors into consideration, including whether you have poor circulation; whether you experience numbness along with a condition such as a bunion or hammertoe; whether you have a pre-ulcerative callus; and whether you have a history of a previous ulceration or non-traumatic amputation. Diabetic shoes and inserts are a proven method of reducing the need for a first or further amputation. And with today’s new diabetic shoes, patients can enjoy both style and comfort.
Orthotics are custom-made inserts for your feet. Orthotics are made to control and accommodate your feet; aligning them into an ideal position that improves functionality. It’s important to note that, like eye glasses, orthotics do not correct your feet — they help you function more comfortably in your daily activities. Orthotics are made according to shoe type (e.g. athletic shoes or dress shoes), and can also be made for specific activities such as running, golf and tennis. Orthotics can be especially beneficial for people who work on their feet such as construction workers, salespeople and mail carriers. Simple to use, orthotics are an effective treatment for many foot conditions and can last up to 2-3 years.
Are there any ideas for sweaty, smelly feet?
Daily hygiene is the key. Feet must be bathed and washed — not just letting the shower water run over them. There are an estimated 250,000 sweat glands in the foot. Socks should be changed daily and in excessive cases, more than once daily. Alternating shoes so they get a chance to air out is helpful, and any shoes that get damp from sweat or external sources need to be thoroughly dried. Foot powders and antiperspirants can be used on feet as well. If the nails have a lot of deposition or fungal build-up, they harbor odor and need to be kept filed down and clean.
Cut nails straight across and lightly file the ends if needed for roughness or to avoid sock and stocking catches. Avoid cutting them too short as this often leads to ingrown nails, and avoid digging at the corners. There should be a short free edge of the nail on the end.
Mild ingrown nails can be treated with mild soaks or cotton along the edge, but if they are red and painful, they’ll need professional attention.
Treatments last between 30-60 min. longer appointment times may be needed for more complex cases this will be assessed and addressed by your clinician.
Following your initial assessment, we can discuss the best options for you and the number of recommend sessions may vary depending on the severity of your foot concerns.