Overview
Contains mixed sizes to fit various parts of the foot: heel, side, toes. For example: size 4.2 × 6.8 cm (2 pieces), size 2.0 × 6.0 cm (2 pieces), size 1.7 × 5.1 cm (1 piece).
Utilises hydro-colloid technology that helps absorb blister fluid, create a moist healing environment, and protect from friction and pressure.
Water resistant and breathable design – stays in place, shields from dirt and germs, and supports natural healing.
Instant relief from pain/discomfort caused by rubbing or friction in footwear.
Handy size: pack of 5 pieces – ideal for travel, sports, or everyday foot care.
How to use
Clean and thoroughly dry the area where the blister is or likely to appear. Ensure skin is free of oils or creams.
Compeed
Remove the plaster from packaging; avoid touching the adhesive side.
Select a size that fully covers the blister plus a margin of healthy skin.
Apply firmly, smoothing down the edges to ensure good contact and sealing.
Leave it in place — it may stay adhered for several days. Only remove when edges start to lift.
When removing, stretch the plaster gently along the skin rather than pulling upwards to minimise discomfort.
Compeed
Use a new fresh plaster if needed.
Ingredients
Outer: Transparent film with tapered edges that flex with movement and contour to skin surface.
Core: Hydro-colloid gel layer (absorbs exudate) for moist healing.
Adhesive: Strong-holding medical-grade adhesive ensuring the plaster stays up to several days.
Mixed sizes: as noted above.
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Single pack: 5 plasters (Mixed Sizes) – Pack count “5S” or “x5”.
Warning / Cautions
For external skin use only.
Do not apply on open wounds or broken skin unless specified in instructions (product is for blisters).
If irritation, redness, or swelling occurs, remove plaster and consult a healthcare professional.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and high humidity.
Although the product supports healing, it does not replace professional medical care for serious foot injuries or diabetic foot issues; people with diabetes should seek specialist advice for blister care.
