Looking to buy Ureka urea foot cream online in the UK? This brand page brings together Ureka’s specialist footcare creams for very dry, rough or callus-prone feet, so you can compare strengths, sizes and formats in one place. If you’re building a simple routine, many shoppers start with a lower-strength moisturiser for regular use and consider a higher-strength option for tougher areas like heels—always following the product directions on the pack.
Shop popular formats including 10% urea foot cream for everyday maintenance, 25% urea footcare cream for more intensive hydration on thickened skin, and Tea Tree footcare cream for a fresh-feeling finish. You’ll find both smaller sizes for trying a product and larger sizes for regular use. All Ureka items shown below are available to order directly from withaid, a UK regulated online pharmacy, with clear product information to help you choose confidently.
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Prefer a smaller size to test texture and feel, or a larger size if you moisturise regularly and want better value per use.
Why choose Ureka
- Urea-based formulas to support moisturising routines for very dry, rough or thickened skin.
- Choice of strengths so you can pick 10% for maintenance or 25% for more intensive use.
- Multiple sizes for trying a product or stocking up for regular routines.
- Targeted footcare focused on common problem areas like heels and soles.
- Simple online ordering from a UK regulated pharmacy retailer.
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FAQs
What is Ureka used for?
Ureka is a footcare range commonly chosen to support moisturising routines for dry, rough or hardened skin on the feet, especially heels. Always follow the product label and directions.
What’s the difference between 10% urea and 25% urea foot cream?
Lower-strength urea creams (like 10%) are often used for regular moisturising, while higher-strength options (like 25%) are typically used more intensively on very dry, thickened areas. If you’re unsure what’s suitable, ask a pharmacist.
Which Ureka product is best for cracked heels?
Many people choose a higher-strength urea foot cream for very dry heel skin, alongside consistent moisturising and gentle foot care. If cracks are painful, bleeding, or not improving, seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.
How do I apply Ureka foot cream?
Apply to clean, dry feet as directed on the pack, focusing on dry areas and avoiding broken skin unless the label says otherwise. Wash hands after use, and stop if irritation occurs.
Can I use Ureka foot cream every day?
Daily use is common for moisturising footcare products, but frequency depends on the specific item and your skin. Read the label carefully and reduce use if you notice irritation.
How long does it take to see an improvement?
Results vary by person and the cause of dryness. With consistent use, skin can feel more comfortable over time, but no outcome can be guaranteed. If symptoms persist or worsen, speak to a pharmacist or GP.
Is Ureka suitable for people with diabetes or poor circulation?
If you have diabetes, poor circulation, or reduced sensation in your feet, it’s safest to get personalised advice before using foot treatments, especially on cracked or broken skin.
Safety note: Footcare creams can help support skin moisturising and comfort, but they are not a substitute for medical assessment. Always read the label and use as directed. If you have an underlying condition, are pregnant/breastfeeding, or your symptoms are severe or not improving, speak to a pharmacist or your GP.
