Compeed Blister Plasters for Toes use hydrocolloid gel to cushion awkward toe blisters and relieve pressure, with 8 plasters sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).
Key facts
| Technology | Hydrocolloid gel with moisture-absorbing particles |
|---|---|
| Format | Blister plaster shaped for toes |
| Pack | 8 plasters |
| Features | Cushions pressure, repels water, dirt and germs, tapered edge |
| Use | Blisters on toes; at the first sign of rubbing |
Who it is for
- People who want a cushioning hydrocolloid plaster for blisters on the toes.
Not suitable for: Diabetics should consult a doctor before use. Check the pack before applying if the skin is infected or the blister is severe.
How to use
- Read the pack directions before use.
- Apply to clean, dry skin at the first sign of rubbing or on an existing blister.
- Leave the plaster in place for several days and remove it as directed on the pack.
Frequently asked questions
What technology do these plasters use?
They use hydrocolloid gel — an active gel with moisture-absorbing particles and a tapered edge that contours with the skin.
How many plasters are included?
The pack contains 8 plasters shaped for toes.
When should a plaster be applied?
At the first sign of rubbing to help prevent blisters, or on an existing blister to relieve pain.
Can diabetics use them?
Diabetics should consult their doctor before use.
Safety and storage
- Diabetics: consult your doctor before use.
- Stop use and seek advice if the area worsens or shows signs of infection.
- Keep the pack clean, dry and away from young children.
This is a first-aid blister product. Read and follow the supplied pack instructions.
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