Diabetic skin. Everyday care.

Skin care for people living with diabetes. Explore daily hydration and care for healthy skin around wounds.

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Care for your kind of skin

Three products, each with a different role. You may not need all three.

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There’s more to diabetic skin than dryness.

Get to know the differences, what to notice and when to ask your healthcare team for advice.

Understand your skin

The thinking
inside the range.

Explore the formulation
The three Zonofade products: Conditioner, Gel and Cream

PTT-6™

A complex containing proteins and growth factors, used across the range.

Care with a clear purpose

Daily conditioning, or targeted support for healthy skin around wounds. Each product has its own intended use.

A little help with everyday care.

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Caring for someone?
Start with a conversation.

Advice for carers

What would you like
to ask your pharmacist?

  • Which product suits my skin?
  • Where should I apply it?
  • How often should I use it?
Open the printable guide

Ask your pharmacist about Zonofade

Find a nearby pharmacy and call ahead to check availability.

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Common questions

Do I need all three products?

No. Each product has a different intended use. Compare the products and ask your pharmacist or healthcare professional which may suit your needs.

What’s the difference between the gel and cream?

The Gel is designed for healthy diabetic skin around open wounds. The Cream provides targeted care for healthy diabetic skin around healed wounds. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

Can I buy Zonofade on this website?

This website provides product information and pharmacy guidance. It does not take orders or payments.

Where can I ask a product question?

Contact Glenmark Medical Information on 1800 371 274, or speak with your pharmacist. For advice specific to your health, consult your healthcare professional.