Wet Blister Patch, small Compeed

Ah, that coveted pair of shoes! How long you've dreamed about them, with what anticipation you opened that stunning box in the morning. And now, the desirable shoes are proudly worn on your feet. But no sooner had you stepped out of the apartment than you immediately felt a sharp pain. "Here we go, the new shoe problem again! What to do?" - you must have been disheartened. But there's no need to fret! A small, inconspicuous helper will easily relieve you of the painful sensations and discomfort.

The unique Compeed® plaster, developed by the talented American specialists at Johnson & Johnson, will help you quickly deal with this nuisance and forget about the pain. It easily adheres to the necessary area and actually heals the wet corn that appeared as a result of the skin peeling off after intense friction with the shoe. Special hydrocolloid particles provide the required level of moisture to the wound, preventing it from drying out. The plaster cares to ensure that no impurities or microbes enter the wound, and also creates conditions for the natural evaporation of fluid.

How to use: 1. Before applying, make sure that the skin is dry and clean and that no creams or oils have been applied to the corn. 2. Remove the bottom strip, being careful not to touch the adhesive side of the plaster. 3. Apply the plaster directly to the corn, ensuring the edges are tightly sealed. 4. Leave the plaster in place until it starts to peel off on its own. The plaster can remain in place for more than 24 hours. 5. If you need to remove the plaster, do not pull it upwards; instead, grasp the edge and pull along the skin.