Antifungal Powder With Active Anti-odour Effect

This antifungal powder is formulated to prevent and eliminate odours in footwear and gloves by targeting the microbes responsible for smell. It is designed for application inside shoes, boots, sports footwear and work gloves, as well as directly onto skin areas prone to sweating such as feet, hands and armpits. The powder provides a long lasting dry sensation, particularly beneficial for users of latex or rubber gloves over extended periods.

The product is suitable for all types of footwear and gloves, including those used in sports, work and daily wear, and is explicitly stated as safe for diabetics. It acts as a disinfectant for inner surfaces while improving skin condition through its antimicrobial and moisture absorbing properties. Typical active ingredients in such powders include zinc oxide, talc and antifungal agents like clotrimazole or miconazole, though the exact formulation should be confirmed with the supplier.

Primary buyers include footwear retailers, sports equipment suppliers, industrial glove distributors and pharmacies targeting consumers with active lifestyles or occupational needs. The powder is supplied in bulk for repackaging or private labelling, with common packaging formats including sachets or shaker bottles. Confirm minimum order quantities, shelf life and storage conditions with the supplier, as these are not specified in the available data.

Ekoport-Export-Import, S.R.O. is based in Domazlice, Czech Republic, at Diály 137, 34401. The company is listed with a harbor trust tier and no recorded response activity at the time of listing. The profile identifies the supplier as a specialist in footwear and glove care products, with this antifungal powder as a key offering for odour control and hygiene.

The supplier’s description focuses on the product’s application rather than operational details, providing no information on production capacity, certifications or export history. Buyers should request documentation such as MSDS, certificate of analysis and compliance with EU cosmetic or biocide regulations, depending on the intended market. The lack of response data suggests direct outreach may be necessary to confirm current availability and trade terms.