DiabeCare is a moisturizing cream for daily care of dry and sensitive skin in people with diabetes. It helps relieve the feeling of dryness and tightness while supporting soft, supple skin and its natural protective barrier.
Unlike DiabeCare Body Lotion 200 ml, which is better suited to larger areas of the body, the 75 ml cream is designed for more targeted care of particularly dry areas such as the hands, elbows, lower legs, feet and other areas that need additional moisture.
The formula combines several skin-care ingredients:
Urea and glycerin help attract and retain moisture while softening dry skin.
Panthenol supports skin comfort and barrier care.
Aloe vera complements moisturizing care for sensitive skin.
Macadamia oil helps soften the skin and support its lipid layer.
Vitamin E and ceramides help maintain the skin’s protective barrier.
The cream spreads easily, absorbs well and does not leave a heavy greasy feel, making it suitable for regular use throughout the day.
For people with diabetes, regular moisturizing of the legs and feet is especially useful because very dry skin may become rough and more prone to cracking. DiabeCare helps maintain comfortable, moisturized and well-cared-for skin as part of a daily diabetes skin-care routine.
How to use: apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and gently massage until absorbed. Use daily or as needed, paying extra attention to dry and rough areas.
Brand - DiabeCare
Manufacturer - Dr. Müller Pharma
Type - moisturizing cream
Volume - 75 ml
Skin type - dry and sensitive
Suitable for people with diabetes - yes
Key ingredients - urea, panthenol, aloe vera, macadamia oil, glycerin, vitamin E
Additional ingredient - ceramides
Texture - fast absorbing, without a heavy greasy feel
Purpose - moisturizing, softening and supporting the skin barrier
Application areas - hands, elbows, legs, lower legs, feet and other dry areas
*Important: DiabeCare is a cosmetic product for daily skin care. Do not apply to open wounds, ulcers or infected skin. Seek medical advice if persistent cracks, redness, inflammation or other significant skin changes develop, especially on the feet.
