Compeed Blister Hydrocolloid - Small - 6 Pack

Compeed Blister plasters utilize 'Hydro Cure System' technology. The hydrocolloid material in the plaster absorbs excess fluid from the blister, forming a white gel cushion. This cushion reduces pressure and friction, provides pain relief, and creates an optimal moist environment for faster natural healing.

The plaster is designed to stay on until it starts to peel off naturally, which can be several days. Do not remove it prematurely, as continuous coverage promotes better healing. If it's still securely adhered after a few days and providing comfort, you can leave it until it detaches itself.

Yes, Compeed Blister plasters can be used on intact or broken blisters. If the blister is broken, gently clean the area first to prevent infection. The plaster will then act as a protective barrier and aid healing.

Yes, once properly applied and sealed, Compeed Blister plasters are waterproof. You can shower, bathe, and even swim without the plaster coming off or losing its effectiveness. Just pat the area dry gently after exposure to water.

To remove the plaster, do not pull it straight up. Instead, stretch the plaster slowly and gently along the skin surface, parallel to the skin. This will release the adhesive more comfortably and minimize discomfort.

No, it is not recommended to cut Compeed Blister plasters. Cutting the plaster can compromise its adhesive properties, its waterproof seal, and the integrity of the hydrocolloid material, making it less effective and potentially allowing bacteria to enter.

Compeed Blister plasters are generally safe for use on children, but adult supervision is recommended for application and monitoring, especially for very young children. Always read the package instructions for any age-specific warnings or recommendations.

Ensure skin is completely clean, dry, and free of any creams or oils before application. Warm the plaster between your hands for a minute before applying to activate the adhesive. Press firmly around the edges after placement.

This can happen due to friction from shoes or clothing, or improper application with creases. Reapply a new plaster following the instructions carefully, ensuring no creases and smoothing down all edges firmly.

While Compeed provides significant relief, severe pain or worsening condition may indicate an infection or a need for medical attention. Remove the plaster and consult a healthcare professional.

This is normal! It indicates the plaster's hydrocolloid technology is absorbing fluid from the blister and forming a protective gel cushion. Do not burst or remove the plaster because of this.

Remove the plaster immediately if you experience itching, rash, or increased redness. This could be a sign of skin sensitivity or an allergic reaction. Clean the area and consult a doctor if symptoms persist.