Difoprev® is a treatment for diabetic foot, it is a foot liner made from a special fabric "Meryl" to which are added micro capsules containing glycoprotein.
The unique Meryl fabric is soft and smooth and attracts the glycoprotein into the yarn which is then slowly released into the skin of the foot, delivering continuous transdermal treatment.
The glycoprotein has a strong hydrating and nourishing effect repairing the skin, by stimulating dermal fibroblast growth, and also helping to heal minor superficial ulcers.
The glycoprotein is natural and is composed of 76 - 86% protein (most creams are less that 5% protein) which is completely safe.
Each pair of Difoprev® liners can be used many times, and then recharged by purchasing the refill pack.
Difoprev® can be used continually or as required after the initial 33 day treatment.
What makes Difoprev work?
Difoprev works by releasing the micro capsules of glycoprotein slowly into the skin from the liner.
2) How do the glycoprotein micro capsules in the liner release into the skin?
The glycoprotein transfers as the liners are worn
3) How long do the glycoprotein micro capsules last in reach "charge"?
The glycoprotein is released gradually over three days of use. About 50 - 60 % is released in day one, 20 - 30% in day two and the remainder in day three,
4) What is the primary ingredient of Difoprev capsules?
Glycoprotein is the active ingredient, this is a natural organic material found in the deep ocean. It is composed of about 76 - 86% natural protein.
5) Is the glycoprotein all over the liners?
Yes the micro capsules are spread all over the liners
6) Can the liners be used without the glycol protein capsules?
Yes, the liners are soft, seam free and non friction fabric so they can be used at all times if required but are best used with the glycoprotein.
7) What does the expiry date on the liners indicate?
The liners are charged with glycoprotein at the factory and the expiry date indicates the active life of the glycoprotein.
8) Can the liners be used if they have holes or are torn?
Damaged liners do lose their best protective properties and should not be used.
9) Is Difoprev safe?
Yes, Difoprev is absolutely safe it is medical device which is fully clinically tested to established international standards with a CE mark.
10) Is Difoprev internationally verified?
Yes, Difoprev has been reviewed in many international journals.
11) Can Difoprev be used with creams and gels?
No, Difoprev replaces creams and gels which can create a barrier to the glycoprotein.
12) Can Difoprev be used during the day or at night?
Difoprev can be used during the day or at night; the liners should be worn for about 10 to 12 hours per 24 hours.
13) Is Difoprev effective after the initial 33 day treatment?
Yes, Difoprev provides an improvement after the treatment, continuous treatment will maintain foot condition, but is recommended for at least three or four treatments per year or as advised by a diabetic specialist.
14) How should the Difoprev liners be washed?
Wash the liners normally in a gentle wash program, dry naturally but not in direct sunlight or near heat such as radiators.
15) Can charged or partly charged Difoprev liners still be washed?
Yes, Difoprev liners can be washed gently at any time but should only be recharged after every third wearing.
16) Can the recharging solution be reused after a liner is charged?
No, the solution will contain no active glycoprotein and cannot be re used.
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