Compeed Blister Hydrocolloid - Medium - 5 Plasters

The Hydro Cure system uses hydrocolloid technology to absorb moisture from the blister, creating a protective gel cushion. This cushion provides instant pain relief, protects the wound, and maintains a moist environment optimal for natural healing.

Compeed plasters are designed to stay on for several days, often until they start to peel off naturally. You should only remove it when it begins to lift on its own, or if there are signs of infection, or if the blister needs further assessment.

Yes, Compeed plasters can be used on burst or open blisters. The hydrocolloid material helps to absorb exudate and protect the wound from infection while promoting healing. Always clean the area gently before application.

Yes, Compeed Blister Hydrocolloid plasters are waterproof. This allows you to shower, bathe, and swim without compromising the plaster's adhesion or effectiveness, ensuring continuous protection.

To remove the plaster, gently stretch it along the skin rather than pulling it straight up. This technique minimizes discomfort and reduces the risk of tearing fragile skin. If it's difficult, try soaking the area in warm water first.

While generally safe, it's always best to consult a healthcare professional before using medical products on children, especially for open wounds or if the child has sensitive skin.

If your blister doesn't show signs of healing, becomes more painful, red, swollen, or produces pus (signs of infection), remove the plaster and seek immediate medical advice from a doctor or pharmacist.

Ensure the skin is thoroughly clean, dry, and free of any creams or oils before application. Press down firmly on all edges after applying and warm the plaster gently with your hand to improve adhesion.

Ensure the plaster is correctly centered over the blister and not causing additional pressure. If discomfort persists or worsens, remove the plaster and consult a healthcare professional, especially if there are signs of infection.

A white bubble indicates the plaster is absorbing fluid, which is normal. If it becomes excessively large or starts to leak, it might be saturating. Replace the plaster with a new one, ensuring proper application.

Remove the plaster immediately. Clean the area gently and monitor for allergic reactions or sensitivity. If irritation persists, consult a healthcare professional. Ensure you are not allergic to any plaster components.