Painful blisters can significantly disrupt your daily routine, whether you are taking an active walk or simply want to get through your working day comfortably. The constant friction and pressure cause discomfort with every step, making you less mobile. Fortunately, a blister does not have to get in the way of your plans. The Compeed Blister Plaster Medium offers targeted protection and supports the skin's natural recovery process, so you can quickly move with confidence and comfort again.

Key benefits

• Immediate pressure relief: Reduces painful friction immediately after application, ensuring instant comfort while walking.
• Faster natural healing: Absorbs excess wound fluid and maintains an optimal moisture balance that helps the skin recover faster.
• Long-lasting adhesion: Stays firmly in place for several days, keeping the blister continuously protected against dirt and bacteria.
• Discreet design: Fits seamlessly to the skin and is barely noticeable, ideal for use in various types of shoes.

How it works

The plaster uses advanced hydrocolloid technology. This technology forms a soft cushion over the blister to absorb mechanical pressure and friction. At the same time, the material absorbs wound fluid to create a moist wound environment. This specific environment is essential for an efficient and undisturbed recovery of the epidermis, while the plaster acts as a barrier against external influences from outside.

Composition

Ingredients

Hydrocolloid particles, elastomer adhesive, artificial resins, plasticiser, polyurethane film.

Use & Dosage

Apply the plaster to clean, dry skin that is free of creams or oils. Warm the plaster briefly between your hands beforehand to optimise adhesion. Stick the plaster carefully over the blister and smooth the edges well. Leave the plaster in place until it starts to peel off by itself.

Safety & Disclaimer

Do not use on infected wounds. People with diabetes or circulation-related conditions should consult a doctor before use. If the blister shows redness, swelling or persistent pain, you should seek medical advice.