Compeed Anti Blister Stick 8ml

Compeed Anti-Blister Stick 8ml is effective in the prevention of friction and blistering. Proven by 9 out of 10 consumers to prevent blisters and chafing on feet. Compeed Anti-Blister stick instantly and invisibly reduces rubbing on the skin, to help prevent blisters from forming. Invisible, ideal for open shoes. Easy and non-messy to apply.

Blisters are painful fluid filled lesions that can develop in response to pressure and friction. They develop over a site of repeated rubbing usually because of badly fitting shoes or if the foot is mishapen by clawing of the toes or a bunion. Blisters develop very quickly and can take several days to heal. If a blister breaks open it can become infected and extremely painful. If you know that you are prone to blisters, protect the susceptible areas before they develop. To help eliminate friction wear 2 pairs of thin socks when you exercise and protect the susceptible skin with Compeed Anti-blister stick, especially if you have an occasion planned when new shoes are necessary.

Running Blisters

Imagine being on a run. The weather is perfect and you’re feeling great. You may even be able to beat your record this time. But suddenly you feel a small, yet sharp pain on the ball of your foot. You immediately recognise that it’s the beginning of a blister. Maybe your new socks are too thick or maybe your feet are swollen from the heat. All you know is that your run is over. It’s always best to treat the blister as soon as possible to prevent the pain from getting worse.

Sports Blisters

Sports related blisters form when your foot slides or shifts, causing friction in your shoe while you run or perform other athletic activities. Fluid collects between the irritated layers of skin tissue and swells forming the unsightly bubble. Blisters develop very quickly, can take several days to heal, and if they break open they can become infected, making the pain even worse and further delaying your recovery. Blisters can affect anyone whether you are an athlete, sporting enthusiast or just on a mission to get fit. Activities like running, hiking, playing football or tennis, climbing mountains or dancing, can all cause blisters to strike on any part of the foot. From the top of the toes (and in between them) to the back of the heel, blisters can stop you in your tracks and nobody needs that. But the situation can be avoided.