Myserava™ PureFoot 60% Urea Foot Repair Stick

Everything You Need To Know

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why can't I just use a regular urea cream instead of this stick?
  Standard urea creams top out at 20–25% concentration — that's a humectant, not a keratolytic. At that level, urea hydrates the surface but cannot dissolve the dense, compacted keratin that forms deep calluses and heel fissures. The PureFoot Stick delivers 60% urea — the clinical threshold where urea shifts from moisturizer to dissolving agent. It breaks down intercellular cement between dead skin cells, which is how dermatologists treat hyperkeratosis. The stick format also means zero greasy hands, zero socks, and zero cling wrap — which is why most people abandon creams within a week even when they work.
• Will this actually fix deep cracks that have been there for years?
  Yes — and here is why. Deep heel fissures persist because the thickened callus layer keeps splitting under pressure. Standard creams moisturize the surface but cannot penetrate or dissolve the dense keratin underneath. 60% urea is a keratolytic — it chemically dissolves the dead skin that standard products can't reach. As the callus dissolves from the top down, the crack edges soften, close, and stop splitting. Most women see visible crack reduction within 5–7 days of nightly use. Cracks that have been there for years are not permanent — they just needed the right mechanism, not another moisturizer.
• I have ADHD and can't stick to multi-step routines. Will I actually use this?
  This is the single most common thing we hear — and the reason the stick format exists. There is no soaking, no scrubbing, no creams, no socks, no cling wrap, no cleanup. You twist it up like a glue stick, apply it directly to your heels while watching TV or lying in bed, and you're done. Your hands stay completely clean. The entire routine is one step and takes 10 seconds. Women with ADHD and executive dysfunction tell us this is the first foot care product they've ever used for more than a week — because there is nothing to quit. One step is not a routine. It's just a thing you do.
• Is 60% urea safe? That sounds like a really high concentration.
  60% urea is the standard clinical concentration used by dermatologists and podiatrists worldwide to treat hyperkeratosis, psoriatic plaques, and severely cracked heels. It works by dissolving dead keratin — it does not affect living skin cells underneath. You may feel mild warmth or tingling on deep cracks during the first few applications as it penetrates — this is normal and means it's working. It is safe for daily use on feet, elbows, and cuticles. The 2% salicylic acid boosts penetration and provides gentle antibacterial protection in open fissures. If you have diabetes or neuropathy, consult your podiatrist before starting — not because the product is unsafe, but because reduced sensation requires supervised foot care.
• How is this different from Baby Foot peels?
  Baby Foot uses alpha-hydroxy acids to chemically peel the entire surface of your foot in a single dramatic session. The result is a 7–14 day "horror show" transition period where sheets of dead skin fall off — you cannot wear sandals, you risk chemical burns, and the peeling is uncontrollable and cosmetically horrifying. The PureFoot Stick works completely differently. 60% urea dissolves calluses gradually from the top down, targeting only the thickened keratin without affecting normal skin. There is no peeling phase, no downtime, and no horror show. You apply it nightly and your feet get progressively smoother. You can wear sandals the entire time.
• My feet sweat a lot. Will the stick dissolve or slide off?
  The stick formula is designed to absorb into the callus within 60–90 seconds of application. Once absorbed, perspiration does not affect it. For best results, apply to clean, dry feet at bedtime — the formula works overnight while your feet are at rest. The wax-based stick vehicle is specifically engineered to deposit the active ingredients into the callus and set, unlike creams that sit on the surface and transfer onto sheets, socks, and floors.
• How long does one stick last?
  One PureFoot Stick lasts approximately 4–6 weeks with nightly application to both heels. During the initial dissolving phase (week 1–2), you may use slightly more product on thick calluses. Once the callus is dissolved and you're in maintenance mode, a thin application every 2–3 days is all you need — at which point a single stick can last 8–10 weeks. This works out to roughly $0.30–$0.50 per day during the intensive phase, compared to $60–$120 per salon pedicure that fades in 10 days.
• Can I use this on areas other than my heels?
  Yes — 60% urea is effective on any area of thickened, hardened skin. Common additional uses include the balls of the feet, big toe calluses, cracked cuticles, rough elbows, and knees. Women with dermatillomania (skin picking disorder) report significant success using the stick on cuticles and nail folds — dissolving the rough texture removes the tactile trigger for picking. Do not apply to open wounds, mucous membranes, or facial skin. The stick format makes precise application easy — you can target a single callus without getting product everywhere.
• What if it doesn't work for me?
  We offer a 90-day satisfaction guarantee. If you don't see visible improvement in your calluses and cracked heels within 90 days of consistent nightly use, contact us for a full refund — no questions asked, no return shipping required. We can make this guarantee because the mechanism is not opinion-based — 60% urea is the clinical standard for dissolving hyperkeratotic skin. The science works. The only variable is consistency, and the stick format removes the barriers to consistency.
• I'm diabetic. Is this safe for my feet?
  We always recommend consulting your podiatrist before starting any new foot care product if you have diabetes — especially if you have peripheral neuropathy (reduced sensation in your feet). The concern with diabetes is not the product itself but the fact that reduced sensation means you may not feel irritation or over-application. 60% urea is used in clinical podiatry for diabetic foot care, but under supervision. Your podiatrist can advise on appropriate frequency and monitor your skin's response. Never use the stick on diabetic ulcers or active wounds.