Compeed Corn Medium Plasters 10pcs - Protects from pressure and rubbing
Compeed Corn Medium Plasters 10pcs - Protects from pressure and rubbing
COMPEED® Corn plasters contain salicylic acid COMPEED® Salicylic Acid Callus Pads are neither classic nor common patches. They are specially designed to promote the elimination of calluses thanks to the hydrocolloidal gel.
The COMPEED® pads function as a second skin to:
Immediately relieve the pain caused by calluses.
Protect against friction and pressure.
Moisturize and soften the callus with salicylic acid and help remove it.
They remain in place for more than 24 hours. The duration may vary on a case-by-case basis.
Instructions for use:
Apply on clean and dry skin, ensuring that the area of callus is free of creams or oils.
Remove the top and bottom surface first, avoiding touching the adhesive side.
Place the pad with the inner tray directly on top of the tray, ensuring that the edges are firmly adhered.
Leave it in place until it detaches on its own. After 48 hours remove the patch.
Soak the area in warm water for 5 minutes before removing loose skin.
Repeat this process for up to 14 days.
Q: What is good?
A: Calluses are areas of thickening of the skin on the foot that are often painful in pressure.
Q: What causes calluses?
A: Calluses are created by pressure from poorly applied shoes. The skin on the foot becomes hard to protect against pressure and friction.
Q: How can people be treated?
A: Firstly relieve pressure and moisturize well. Apply a pad to protect against friction. The COMPEED® Callus Pads contain a special gel that removes calluses for immediate pain relief.
Q: How can calluses be avoided?
A: Reduce stress and moisturize your feet, especially if you are going to wear tight shoes. Applying a hydrocolloid pad such as the COMPEED® pad for calluses can reduce the pressure by keeping the area properly hydrated.
Q: What is the difference between callus and hardening?
A: Callus is the thickening of the skin in a particular area leading to the formation of a cone whose pressure passes through the throat and causes pain. In the case of hardening, thickening refers to a larger area of the skin.
Q: Where do calluses usually appear?
A: Calluses appear in areas of pressure, often on the bone as it is on the side of the little finger.
6 patches on the packaging. and an active gel that relieves pain immediately and helps remove the corn. Not only does it stay in place for over 24 hours*, it provides optimum cushioning from rubbing and pressure.
How to use :
- Clean and dry skin before use, ensuring targeted area is free of creams and oils.
- Remove the top paper, then the bottom paper, avoiding touching the adhesive side.
- Apply plaster firmly over corn ensuring the edges are well smoothed down.
- Leave in place until it starts to detach. May stay in place for up to several days.
- For best results, use COMPEED® until skin has completely healed.
How it works :
COMPEED® hydrocolloid technology is an active gel which improves moisturisation. Combined with salicylic acid, it helps to remove corns. COMPEED®plasters acts like a second skin to support the natural moisture balance to:
- Protect and cushion against rubbing and pressure
- Relieve corn pain instantly
- Moisturise and soften the corn, with salicylic acid, helping its removal
6 plasters in the box.
| Manufacturer | Compeed |
|---|---|
| Pieces | 1 box (10 plasters) , 1 κουτί ( 10 επιθέματα) |
| Site Code | 2972 |
| ean13 | 3663555001969 |
| available in 1-3 working days | No |
