COMPEED

Compeed is a brand of plasters that offers solutions for facial problems such as cold sores and for foot problems such as blisters, calluses, corns, corns, bunions, chafing or cracked heels. The dressings of this brand have Hydrocolloid technology. This is an active gel containing a series of particles that absorb excess liquid from the wound to promote both healing and prevention. In this way it helps skin lesions to heal faster. The hydrocolloid particles contained in Compeed dressings transform the wound fluid into a soft gel that protects from rubbing and relieves pain. In this way, the so-called moist healing takes place, as no crusts are formed, allowing the cells to receive the nutrients they need for healing. In this way, the skin regenerates and heals optimally and quickly.

One of the advantages of using this brand's products is that they are ideal for getting rid of corns and cold sores with complete ease, providing hydration, protection and treatment. In addition, Compeed dressings not only relieve pain and offer healing once the wound has been caused, but also serve as a preventive treatment before the problem even appears.

How to heal a blister?

Knowing how to cure a blister can be a headache for many people. They appear on the feet due to the continuous rubbing of shoes against the skin. They are elevations of the epidermis that contain a watery liquid inside. Compeed blister is a dressing specially designed to prevent this rubbing and at the same time heal these lesions. In the event that the blister tears, it can become infected and much more painful. To heal them, it is preferable not to prick them, except if they are on the sole of the foot and you have to keep walking.

Unlike traditional plasters. Compeed blister completely seals the wound, so it works like a second skin. In addition, these dressings relieve pain immediately, as they form a protective gel that maintains an optimal level of moisture in the area. In addition, Compeed dressings insulate the wound from water and dirt, as well as bacteria. You can find this product in different formats, depending on the area of the foot where you have the blister: small, medium, for the sole of the foot, for the toes, and invisible for use in visible places, for example, on the back of the ankle when wearing sandals.