COMPEED adhesive plaster for wet calluses on feet No. 6 (small) Coloplast/Denmark

Very often, after purchasing shoes, in the first days unpleasant formations appear on the skin, which are accompanied by painful symptoms and bring a lot of trouble. It is for such cases that a special Compeed callus patch has been developed. The patch is very convenient and allows you to quickly and efficiently fix the problem.

Calluses come in many varieties and are small areas of dead skin with or without fluid inside. Such formations appear after friction of the skin covering with a shoe, and as a result of such exposure, the process of inflammation begins.

Most often such formations appear on the back of the foot or on the toes. Therefore, to eliminate this type of formation, various types of bactericidal patches are very often used.

Types of Compeed patches

There are many varieties of patches manufactured by Johnson & Johnson.

These include:

• Compeed for corns and calluses - has a special type of filling that affects the epidermis, produces a softening effect, due to which the healing properties of the patch penetrate deep into the layers of the epidermis and relieve the inflammatory process;
• Compeed to eliminate dry calluses – the components of the patch soften and eliminate rough skin;
• Compeed from blisters and wet formations - special components and a breathable structure allow you to absorb liquid and eliminate the possibility of bacteria entering the damaged area;
• Compeed for ingrown calluses - nourishes and softens the rough skin surface, making it possible to quickly eliminate the defect.

Compeed for corns and calluses

Compeed to eliminate dry calluses

Compeed against blisters and wet spots

Compeed for ingrown calluses
Compeed pencil is also available It is used to prevent the occurrence of calluses. When used, it forms a kind of protective film and softens the impact of shoes on the skin.

Each type of patch has instructions for use and is recommended to be used only for its intended purpose.

Indications for use

According to the instructions for use, the Compid patch is intended for healing calluses.

A callus is a keratinized area of ​​the skin that consists of dead cells. Calluses form as a result of prolonged pressure or friction of the skin.

There are several types of calluses:

• Damp or wet is a bubble of a thin layer of skin filled with liquid. Such calluses appear on the feet and hands in the area of ​​the fingers. They occur very quickly and take a long time to heal. When a blister ruptures, inflammation may develop;

• Dry - a small solid formation;
• Ingrown is a growth that has a rod. The formation of an ingrown callus occurs on rough areas of the skin. It has a round shape, with a small depression in the center;
• A corn is a growth that forms on the foot. It can cause severe pain and discomfort when moving. If left untreated, calluses can cause the development of flat feet.

How to choose the right patch?

When choosing a patch, it is necessary to proceed from the type of callus, and you should also take into account the location of the formations, since the patches have different shapes and sizes.

Particular attention should be paid to formations that appear between the fingers, since the usual size of the patch is not suitable for use, so it is necessary to purchase Compeed, which has a special shape and purpose.

The correct size will prevent the patch from moving to the side and reduce the risk of further damage to the skin.

The principle of action on corns

The principle of operation of the patch is to perform the following tasks:

• Relief of painful sensations;
• Reducing the appearance of cracks and other damage at the site of corn formation;
• Reduces the likelihood of bacteria entering the inflammation site;
• Has a softening effect and moisturizes the epidermis;
• The special base of the patch allows the skin to breathe.

Thanks to its convenient shape, the patch is easy to apply and does not come off when moving.

The product has a waterproof surface, so if necessary, a person can carry out water procedures without removing the antibacterial agent.

Composition and release form of the product

The Compeed pencil is a hard stick that has a convenient rotating roller that allows you to control the amount of product you use. You just need to adjust the height of the pencil.

The pencil contains vegetable oils, fragrance, and some auxiliary components. The composition of this product is completely safe and does not provoke allergies. When applied to the surface of the skin, a thin protective film remains that feels like wax. The unique formula on which the drug is created includes only natural ingredients.

Thanks to the unique natural composition, the skin of the feet is additionally moisturized, becomes more well-groomed, soft and delicate.

Advantages of the Compeed patch

The following types of advantages in using the Compeed patch should be highlighted:

• The patches are designed to treat inflammatory lesions, not to mask them;
• The drug is practically invisible on the skin, and is used even when using open-type shoes;
• The thickness of the patch allows you not to leave the product on the skin;
• Special components of the drug nourish and moisturize the damaged area of ​​the skin;
• Reduction of painful symptoms in a short time;
• Reduces the intensity of the mechanical impact of shoes on the skin;
• The patch protects the source of inflammation from moisture and various types of bacteria;
• Designed for long-term use, even during water treatments;
• Available in various sizes and shapes designed for use in the area between the fingers;
• Easy to use;
• Reduces the risk of scar formation in areas of skin damage;
• It is elastic and easily takes the shape of the surface on which it is glued;
• Does not require the application of additional medications for the antibacterial effect;
• For each type of problem there is a specific type of patch;
• Convenient packaging allows you to always carry the drug with you and use it at any time necessary.

Advantages of the product

It is very difficult to cover a callus on the little finger with an adhesive plaster. A good alternative would be the Compid pencil. This tool has many advantages, among which the following should be highlighted:

• its application is almost invisible, which is why it can be used even when wearing sandals;
• after a single use, the effect lasts for the whole day;
• the product is hypoallergenic and does not cause skin irritation;
• one package is enough for 1-2 months of use;
• the shape of the product is compact and can be carried with you at all times;
• does not leave marks on clothes.

The film that the Compeed pencil forms on the skin after application provides reliable protection.

Mode of application

For proper use, it is recommended to carefully read the instructions that come with the drug; the further result of the treatment will depend on how correctly the product is selected and used according to the instructions.

For wet calluses

The drug has a special structure that has bactericidal properties and prevents the formation of dryness at the site of injury.

It is recommended to use the patch as follows:

• Wash the surface of the epidermis with antibacterial soap;
• Remove all crusts from the skin and dry the skin;
• Remove the protective film from the patch and apply tightly to the damaged area;
• Do not remove the patch throughout the day.

It is recommended to use immediately after damage to the skin occurs.

If a small formation with liquid inside appears on the surface of the patch, this indicates complete absorption of the contents of the callus.

To prevent damage to the blister, you should stick the patch carefully and the first time, since when you stick it again, the sticky surface loses its quality and can come off after a short period of time.

Customer reviews regarding its use

The Compeed pencil has received only the most positive reviews from customers, as it is a reliable and practically safe product that helps prevent the occurrence of calluses. This product contains special moisturizing ingredients to reduce friction.

Some women note that this is a very good cosmetic product that can be used even in the summer when wearing sandals, since it is completely invisible. This excellent drug has been used for many years, as it is much better than patches and shoe inserts.

The Compid pencil can even protect the callus on the little finger from subsequent damage, where plasters and other remedies may not always be effective. After using this drug, only slight redness will occur where calluses usually appear.

It is very important to use the product when buying new shoes, when it is not yet clear whether they will rub or not. This will prevent very serious problems associated with foot rubbing and calluses. The pencil is completely colorless and leaves absolutely no marks on clothes or skin. If you need to put on tights, then the product is applied before that. The pencil is very good because it does not wash off or wipe off throughout the day.

Special instructions for use

To get quick and effective results, you need to know some of the features of using the Compeed callus patch.

Here are some of them:

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  Before purchasing, it is necessary to accurately determine the location and type of callus;

• Before using the product, wash the damaged area with antibacterial soap;
• For dry types of calluses, it is necessary to first steam the epidermis;
• It is not allowed to stick the product on a wet surface; it is necessary to dry the epidermis with a towel;
• It is forbidden to remove the patch until it begins to peel off on its own;
• It is recommended to use the patch until the callus is eliminated;
• It is recommended to apply the patch the first time, for more dense placement of the product on the skin;
• Creams and ointments with an antibacterial effect should not be applied under the patch; this reduces the effectiveness of treatment and may contribute to the rapid peeling off of the callus remedy.

When used correctly, water procedures will not promote peeling and moisture transmission.

Analogues of the drug

There are not many analogues to the Compid pencil. These products include Foot Works and StepUp sticks. The cost of analogues is slightly lower, but this does not in any way affect their quality. It is worth noting that analogues can only be purchased in online stores, and, most importantly, they are not certified.

Pencils for calluses immediately gained great popularity among users, since adhesive plaster on the feet does not look very aesthetically pleasing, especially in the summer when wearing open shoes.

Contraindications

Before choosing Compeed for calluses, you should familiarize yourself with the following contraindications for use:

• Do not use the callus remedy if there are cuts or open wounds on the epidermis;
• If you have diabetes, you should consult your doctor;
• Individual intolerance to the components of the product, which can lead to allergic reactions;
• Do not use the product after the expiration date;
• Do not use the patch if you have sensitive skin type, as the product has an increased adhesive application, which, when removed, can cause severe pain and redness at the site of use.

Using a pencil for prevention

The “Compid” series anti-blister pencil has proven itself very well as a means of protection against their occurrence, as well as as a preventative measure. However, you need to regularly monitor the health of your feet and prevent the formation of calluses.

Compeed anti-blister pencil should be applied before putting on new shoes, as this will protect the skin from damage. Experts also strongly recommend purchasing high-quality shoes that will not rub or press. In addition, to prevent the occurrence of calluses, it is imperative to pay attention to foot hygiene, especially in the summer.

Price

You can purchase the drug at a pharmacy; the price of the drug will depend on the type of product.

The ability to use for several days allows for significant savings compared to the number of conventional patches required to completely eliminate damage to the skin surface.

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