Description
Walker's ULTRA 25% Urea with Ceramides Heel Conditioner – 1 Litre Clinic & Value Size
Walker's ULTRA 25% Urea with Ceramides Heel Conditioner is a therapeutic-strength cracked heel treatment formulated for very dry, cracked, and heavily callused heels. This 1 litre pump bottle is the largest and most economical format — designed for daily home use, multi-person households, or podiatry clinics wanting a bulk supply on hand.
The formula combines 25% urea with three essential ceramides (NP, AP, and EOP) to deliver both keratolytic action and barrier repair. Urea softens and breaks down the tough, thickened skin that causes cracking, while the ceramides rebuild the skin's moisture barrier to prevent it from drying out again. Made in Australia, fragrance-free, and cruelty-free.
Key Features
- 25% Urea — therapeutic strength — formulated to soften and reduce tough, cracked, callused heel skin
- Three ceramides (NP, AP, EOP) — help restore the skin's natural moisture barrier and elasticity
- 1 litre pump bottle — best value per gram for daily use, households, or clinic supply
- Fragrance-free and non-allergenic — safe for sensitive skin
- Made in Australia — locally formulated and manufactured
- Cruelty-free
Which Size Should I Choose?
- 100g tube — trial size or travel (view 100g)
- 500ml pump — practical everyday home size (view 500ml)
- 1 litre pump (this product) — best value for committed daily treatment, multi-person households, or podiatry clinics
Walker's Urea Range — Which Product Do I Need?
- Urea 15 Lotion — everyday moisturiser for dry feet that aren't yet cracked. Prevention, not treatment. (view Urea 15 Lotion)
- ULTRA 25% Urea with Ceramides (this product) — therapeutic-strength treatment for cracked, callused, or fissured heels. The ceramides add barrier repair on top of the keratolytic urea action.
- Akileine Blue Professional 15% Urea — a 15-day intensive treatment course using urea + papain enzymatic exfoliation. A different approach to the same problem. (view Akileine 15% Urea)
How to Use
Apply to clean, dry heels 1–2 times daily. Once skin condition improves, reduce to once daily for ongoing maintenance. For thicker callus, gently exfoliate with a pumice stone before applying — the cream absorbs more effectively when the outermost layer of dead skin has been reduced first.
Ingredients
Water, Urea, Paraffinum Liquidum, Glycerin, Stearic Acid, Ceramide NP, Ceramide AP, Ceramide EOP, Cholesterol, Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate, Phytosphingosine, Triethanolamine, Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate, Carbomer, Xanthan Gum, Disodium EDTA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 25% urea strong enough for cracked heels?
Yes — 25% urea is a therapeutic-strength concentration used in podiatry clinics for cracked and heavily callused skin. Lower concentrations (10–15%) are primarily moisturising, while 25% has genuine keratolytic action — it actively softens and breaks down the thickened skin that causes cracking.
What do the ceramides do?
Ceramides are lipids naturally found in the skin barrier. Cracked heels have a compromised skin barrier that loses moisture rapidly. The three ceramides in this formula (NP, AP, EOP) help rebuild that barrier, so treated skin retains moisture better and stays softer for longer — rather than just temporarily softening and drying out again.
How long until I see results?
Many people notice softer skin within a few days. Genuinely cracked or fissured heels typically need consistent twice-daily application over 2–4 weeks to fully heal. Once healed, ongoing daily use prevents recurrence.
Is this safe for diabetic feet?
The formula is fragrance-free and non-allergenic. People with diabetes should consult their podiatrist before using any topical product, particularly if there are open wounds, ulcers, or significant skin breakdown.
How is this different from the Akileine 15% Urea cream?
Different approaches to the same problem. Walker's ULTRA uses a higher urea concentration (25% vs 15%) with ceramide barrier repair for ongoing daily treatment. Akileine Blue Professional uses a lower urea concentration but adds papain enzymatic exfoliation for a short-term 15-day intensive treatment course. Some people use the Akileine course first to break down the initial buildup, then switch to Walker's ULTRA for daily maintenance.
Should I exfoliate before applying?
For stubborn, thick callus — yes, gentle exfoliation with a pumice stone before application helps the cream absorb more effectively. Don't exfoliate broken or bleeding skin.
For external use only. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.