Compeed
Compeed Callus Plasters 6
Compeed Plasters provide instant pain relief. Whilst forming a protective cushion, the plaster absorbs excess moisture and provides optimum healing conditions for foot blisters.
Compeed Callus plasters contain hydrocolloid active gel technology which relieves pain immediately and helps remove the callus.
Not only does it stay in place for days, it provides optimum cushioning from rubbing and pressure.
- Instant pain & pressure relief
- Deep cushioning to relieve pressure and prevent painful rubbing.
- Faster natural removal - Hydrocolloid gel technology creates the optimal moist environment.
- Stays in place- Ultra adhesive and tapered edges so Compeed flexes with movement and protects from further rubbing.
- Waterproof- Keeps natural moisture in and germs out for faster natural healing.
- Deep cushioning to rapidly release the pressure from callus and relieve pain.
Designed to fit the ball of the foot where calluses typically appear.
If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
Directions:
How to apply the patch:
Wash your hands. Make sure your skin is clean and dry. Do not use in combination with cream, as the patch may no longer stick to the wound and thus will not provide full treatment benefits.
Remove the arrowed applicator from the wrapper and hold one end in each hand.
Gently pull one end away in the direction of the arrows, exposing half of the patch. Take care not to touch the adhesive side of the patch.
Gently press the half-exposed part of the patch onto the cold sore and hold in place.
Hold top side of applicator and slowly peel away downwards, ensuring the patch stays in place and is smoothed to the lip. You can apply makeup or lipstick over the patch.
How to remove a used patch:
If the patch stays on, there is no need to remove it and change it. If the patch does start to detach from the skin it should be removed and replaced with a new one.
To remove the patch, loosen it at the edge.
Use both hands to hold loosened edge of patch.
Stretch the patch sideways, pulling hands apart as it is peeled away.
Warnings:
Do not apply on infected wounds.
Do not reuse to avoid infection.
If blister worsens or does not heal, consult a doctor.
Never cut a Compeed plaster.
Glue residue on clothing can be removed with white spirit, considering the special care instructions of the fabric.
Compeed
Compeed Callus Plasters 6
Compeed Plasters provide instant pain relief. Whilst forming a protective cushion, the plaster absorbs excess moisture and provides optimum healing conditions for foot blisters.
Compeed Callus plasters contain hydrocolloid active gel technology which relieves pain immediately and helps remove the callus.
Not only does it stay in place for days, it provides optimum cushioning from rubbing and pressure.
- Instant pain & pressure relief
- Deep cushioning to relieve pressure and prevent painful rubbing.
- Faster natural removal - Hydrocolloid gel technology creates the optimal moist environment.
- Stays in place- Ultra adhesive and tapered edges so Compeed flexes with movement and protects from further rubbing.
- Waterproof- Keeps natural moisture in and germs out for faster natural healing.
- Deep cushioning to rapidly release the pressure from callus and relieve pain.
Designed to fit the ball of the foot where calluses typically appear.
If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
Directions:
How to apply the patch:
Wash your hands. Make sure your skin is clean and dry. Do not use in combination with cream, as the patch may no longer stick to the wound and thus will not provide full treatment benefits.
Remove the arrowed applicator from the wrapper and hold one end in each hand.
Gently pull one end away in the direction of the arrows, exposing half of the patch. Take care not to touch the adhesive side of the patch.
Gently press the half-exposed part of the patch onto the cold sore and hold in place.
Hold top side of applicator and slowly peel away downwards, ensuring the patch stays in place and is smoothed to the lip. You can apply makeup or lipstick over the patch.
How to remove a used patch:
If the patch stays on, there is no need to remove it and change it. If the patch does start to detach from the skin it should be removed and replaced with a new one.
To remove the patch, loosen it at the edge.
Use both hands to hold loosened edge of patch.
Stretch the patch sideways, pulling hands apart as it is peeled away.
Warnings:
Do not apply on infected wounds.
Do not reuse to avoid infection.
If blister worsens or does not heal, consult a doctor.
Never cut a Compeed plaster.
Glue residue on clothing can be removed with white spirit, considering the special care instructions of the fabric.