How do Compeed plasters work?

The hydrocolloid layer absorbs blister fluid into a gel cushion — relieving pressure pain instantly — while sealing out dirt and keeping the moist conditions skin heals fastest in.

How long do I leave one on?

Until it starts lifting on its own, typically several days. Peeling it early takes healing skin with it — let it finish.

Should I pop a blister first?

Not if you can help it — intact skin is the perfect sterile dressing. If a blister has already burst, clean it gently and cover; the plaster still cushions and protects.

Which size for which spot?

Medium ovals for heels and soles, the small ones for edges and fingers, the shaped one for toes. That's the point of the mixed pack — one packet, whole foot.

Compeed Blister Plasters Mixed Sizes - 5 Plasters

Hydrocolloid blister plasters that cushion like a second skin — instant pain relief and faster healing, in mixed sizes for heels, edges and toes. 5 plasters.

Instant blister pain relief.
Hydrocolloid — heals faster than a dry plaster.
Mixed sizes: heels, edges and toes.
Stays put for days — waterproof cushion.
5 plasters per pack.

£4.89 GBP inc. VAT

In stock

Safety information 2

Diabetes and poor circulation

Foot blisters with diabetes or circulation problems should be assessed professionally rather than self-treated.

Watch for infection

Spreading redness, pus, heat or worsening pain means see a pharmacist or GP.

Product overview

About Compeed Blister Plasters (Mixed Sizes)

Compeed are hydrocolloid blister plasters — a second-skin cushion that relieves the pain instantly, seals the blister from dirt and rubbing, and creates the moist environment that heals skin fastest. The mixed pack covers real feet: two medium for heels, two small for edges, one shaped for toes. 5 plasters.

Why hydrocolloid beats a normal plaster

An ordinary plaster pads a blister; a hydrocolloid one treats it. The gel layer absorbs fluid, cushions pressure like an extra layer of skin, and stays put for days — don't peel it off; it drops off when the job's done. That's why Compeed dominates the blister aisle.

How to use

Apply to clean, dry skin warm from your hands (warmth improves the seal), smoothing the edges down. Leave in place until it loosens naturally — usually several days. Don't pop the blister first if you can avoid it; unbroken skin is the best dressing.

Good to know

Diabetics should show foot blisters to a professional rather than self-treating, and any blister that's spreading redness, pus or heat needs a pharmacist or GP.