Compeed - 'Medium' Blister Bandages - 5 Pieces
For treatment of large blisters on the heel
Immediate pain and pressure relief
Rapid wound healing and protection against friction
Adheres securely over several days and thus supports a fast regeneration of the skin.
Application:
COMPEED® blister plasters protect the wound from friction from shoes or socks and actively promote wound healing. Here you can find out how to treat a blister on your foot in just a few steps with our blister plasters:
Clean and dry the skin before application. To ensure optimal adhesion, the skin area around the blister must be free of cream and grease residues.
Remove the lower protective paper without touching the adhesive surface.
Stick the patch directly onto the blister and carefully smooth the edges.
Remove the patch when it starts to come off by itself (please note: the patch can easily stick for several days).
To remove, stretch the patch slowly along the skin.
What you should keep in mind:
You should not intentionally puncture a blister because it heals better when it is covered by protective skin.
The blister plaster should not be cut
For particularly heavy loads, such as long walks or extreme sports, you can fix the patch with tape to prevent it from sticking to your socks or shoes
In the case of a particularly large blister, several plasters can be stuck on top of each other
Any adhesive residues can be easily removed with petroleum ether. Please follow the instructions of the textile manufacturer.
Here you can find more information about the development, treatment and prevention of a blister on the foot.
