Patients
Is treatment with the B/S Spange painful?

No, applying the B/S Spange is painless. It is simply attached to the surface of the nail, without being pushed under the nail or into the surrounding skin.

Once in place, it helps relieve pressure on the nail. If you feel any pulling or discomfort after treatment, the tension may be too strong. Your foot care professional can easily adjust it.

Foot Care Professionals
Can the B/S Spange be used without prior training?

Yes. Since the system works only on the surface of the nail plate and is non-invasive, it can be used even without prior training.

Detailed training videos for all systems (Classic, Magnet, Magnet+, Quick) as well as free instructions are available on the website to assist you.

Patients
Who is allowed to treat an ingrown nail?

Podiatry (medical foot care)

If your toenail is ingrown, painful or the surrounding skin is inflamed, you should see a podiatrist. Podiatrists are medically trained to treat nail problems and provide appropriate care.

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Cosmetic foot care

Cosmetic foot care is all about keeping healthy feet looking and feeling their best. The B/S Spange can be used to help prevent nail problems or relieve mild pressure. However, inflamed or severely ingrown nails should be treated by a qualified medical professional.

Foot Care Professionals
Does the patient feel pain during or after treatment?

Pain-Free Application

The treatment is pain-free because the B/S Spange is simply adhered to the nail plate and is not pushed into the sensitive nail fold.

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Adjusting the Tension

If a slight pulling sensation occurs after application, the tension is too strong. In this case, gently file down the B/S Spange to reduce the tension. Once properly adjusted, it should not cause any discomfort during everyday activities.

Patients
Can the B/S Spange also be used for children?

Yes, the B/S Spange can generally be used for children aged six and over. At this age, children are already able to communicate effectively whether the B/S Spange feels comfortable or if the pressure feels too strong.

Foot Care Professionals
What should you keep in mind when using the B/S Glue?

• Nail preparation: The nail must be clean, dry, and free of grease. Residues of cream, oil, or nail polish can affect adhesion.

• Shelf life: B/S Glue has a shelf life of nine months. The expiry date can be determined from the batch number on the cap. For example, batch number 1026 means that the glue is valid until October 2026.

• Temperature: B/S Glue should be used at 23°C (room temperature).

• Humidity: The relative humidity should be at least 40% to ensure that B/S Glue cures properly.

• Keep B/S Activator and B/S Glue separate: The two products must not come into direct contact with each other. Otherwise, the B/S Glue may lose its effectiveness and will get stringy.

• Do not wipe the brush against the bottle neck: This may cause the brush to stick to the bottle.

• Storage: Keep B/S Glue tightly closed and protect it from moisture.

• Avoid skin contact: Do not allow the B/S Glue to come into contact with the nail folds, cuticles, or damaged skin.

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