Compeed5 Mixed Size Blister Plasters

I love these - you can literally stick them on and forget about them - take them off when all healed (on cuts) - keeps them safe and speeds healing without the annoying scabbing.

If you have blisters then compeed are ideal. If you follow the instructions on the pack they work great. You get 3 different shapes and 2 of each so 6 blister plasters in total. I suffer with the typical one on the back of the heel from shoes. I put one of these on and just leave it until it falls off and it instantly stops the pain meaning you can wear shoes the enxt day as they're thick plasters so provide good padding. The stick to the skin very well and should not be pulled off. They beome like a second skin and mould to the blister so if removed early it pulls away any scab or healing from the blister which then is left raw again. Compeed aren't the cheapest but would always recommend them as they do exactly what they're supposed to and allow you to carry on as normal even with larger sized blisters. After a bit they can start to curl up at the edges but I just trim these bits with small nail scissors to keep the rest of the plaster in place until the blister is ready. They come in a small compact carry case which easily fits in bagpacks and handbags so you can always have them with you.

Great for protecting and mending blisters. Highly recommended

I normally love Compeed, it is such a good product though quite expensive. This one for me however not so good. I had them on the back of my ankles and this time they did not stay. The adhesion perhaps had changed in some way. I will buy and try again just to be sure that it was just a dud pack.

On a recent walking holiday, an hour or so into the first walk I felt a hot spot on my left heel and was very kindly given a medium sized Compeed plaster which I hurriedly slapped on my blistering heel. It made walking much more comfortable but was coming off by the time we were back. It brought off a patch of skin with it of say an inch by half an inch revealing weeping sore skin.I was doubtful about walking on the third day as it had not healed much. Again, kindly given another Compeed and I applied it with advice of a first aider. I dried the sore with a hair dryer and warmed the plaster to make it pliable and held it in place for a time with a cupped hand and paid particular attention to make the edges stick firm.Although aware of the blister it caused no real trouble on the walk. It would have been painful without to the point of probably crying off. At the end, one edge was lifting slightly and I kept it on. On day 10 the plaster fell off. The blister was healed over and I wasn't aware of it from say day 3.I thought I would pass on this tedious account as Compeed is a fantastic product, in a different league to Elastoplast. They saved the day for me on 2 walks and healed really well a nasty open blister, keeping out infection. The good advice on application was shown to be important. I am told that there are look-alikes but which are not as good.Although very rarely suffering blisters I shall be keeping Compeeds with the mint cake in my rucksack. New ones, I mean ...

Cushions your blister so takes all the pain away when I removed plaster carefully there was new skin underneath I would give it 10 stars 🌟 if I could

Never use anything else- stick firmly, even when wet and have some healing gel that speeds up repair

These are 👍 👌 👍 👌 great. Will buy again.