The average person sweats from each foot eight ounces each day! That is a
lot of sweat going into your shoes. The SteriShoe shoe sanitizer is a safe and
effective way to clean the inside of your shoes.
If you have nail
fungus, athlete's foot, diabetes, bad shoe odor, or simply want to take
better care of your feet and shoes, then the SteriShoe shoe sanitizer is for
you. SteriShoe uses germicidal ultraviolet light inside your shoe to kill
microorganisms, including those that cause athlete's foot, nail fungus, and shoe
odor. Fungus can last in your shoes for months, even when you are not wearing
them. As soon as you put that shoe on again and the perspiration and heat from
your foot will cause the fungus spore to grow. Yuck! SteriShoe destroys the
fungus spores in your shoes, giving your feet a healthier environment.
Sprays or powders in your shoes do not have the same effect that the
SteriShoe has. After the UVC light rays have killed the microorganisms in your
shoes, the only thing that remains are the dead microorganisms. When you put
sprays or powders in your shoes, the end product is the microorganisms AND the
chemicals.
To use the SteriShoe, simply put the product in your shoe, plug it into an
electrical outlet, and wait 45 minutes. The timer will automatically turn the
SteriShoe off. The SteriShoe should be used after each use of your shoes and
will last for 2000-3000 hours, or once a day for seven years.
If you would like more information about the SteriShoe see the videos below. If you are interested in purchasing a Sterishoe Copy this code FL13357TH and then Click the link below and Paste into the special code section of your order for free shipping and handling! The SteriShoe is $129.95 plus tax, well worth it to save all of your shoes!
If you are not sure if a SteriShoe would be right for you you can come see us at the Center for Ankle and Foot Care for an evaluation. You can request an appointment online at centeranklefootcare.com or call us at 352-242-2502.
We have offices in Clermont, Tavares and The Villages.
