Blisters under the sole are a common problem.

"COMPEED® Underfoot Pads are the only ones that allow me to walk without pain, and that heal blisters quickly." - Sandra41
Blisters under the sole are a common problem - due to the high levels of lateral movement, rotational force and greater pressure than anywhere else on the foot.

COMPEED® Bottom Patches for the Bottom of the Sole are neither classic nor common pads. Their hydrocolloid technology acts as a second skin, creating a protective gel that immediately relieves pain and prevents friction, while creating an environment conducive to speeding up the healing process. They also form an extra "cushion" to relieve pressure and provide pain relief.

COMPEED® Bottom Patches for the Bottom of the Sole are specially designed for use during sports activities and act as a second skin for:

Immediately relieve the pain caused by blisters.
To protect against abrasion.
To activate the rapid healing of wounds.
Cover and seal the wound and prevent dirt and bacteria from entering.
They stay in place for many hours. The duration may vary from case to case.

Instructions for use:

Apply to clean and dry skin, ensuring that the blister area is free of creams or oils.
Remove the top protective paper, avoiding touching the adhesive side.
Place the patch firmly on top of the blister and make sure the edges are firmly attached.
Leave it in place until it detaches on its own (note: it can stay in place for several days).
To remove the patch: Do not pull the patch vertically from the wound. Gently push the edges parallel to the skin.

Questions:

Q: Is it better to let the blister dry?

A: No, letting the blister air dry exposes the wound to germs, water and air, allowing it to form a crust or crust. COMPEED® hydrocolloid technology maintains the skin's natural moisture levels, creating an environment conducive to speeding up the healing process and preventing the formation of crusts or crusts.

Q: Is COMPEED® suitable for people with diabetes or circulatory problems?

A: People with diabetes or circulatory problems may experience problems with wound healing and / or reduced hypersensitivity pain. To avoid infections, diabetics should first consult their doctor before using Compeed®.

Q: My COMPEED® turned white when I installed it. Is normal;

A: Yes, if the patch turns white it is a sign that it is working properly. Do not take it out, it works!

Q: When should I remove the patch?

A: Leave it until it starts to come off on its own. It stays in place for several days.