Compeed makes practical, targeted solutions for everyday friction and pressure points—ideal when new shoes, long walks, sport, travel or work boots leave your feet (or lips) feeling sore. On this page you can shop Compeed blister plasters in multiple sizes, plus shaped options for toes and underfoot. You’ll also find Compeed products for common hotspots like bunions, calluses and corns, along with a convenient anti-blister stick to help reduce rubbing before it starts.
Use the quick shop sections below to compare formats and pick the best fit for your needs—whether you want discreet cover for a cold sore, cushioned protection for a pressure point, or overnight care for very dry, cracked heels. Always follow the directions on the pack. If you’re unsure which option is appropriate—especially if you have an underlying condition—our pharmacy team can help you choose confidently.
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Why choose Compeed
- Targeted fits: options for heels, toes and underfoot so you can match the plaster to the problem area.
- Everyday practicality: designed for busy days—work, walking, training and travel.
- Discreet support: low-profile patches and plasters that aim to blend into your routine.
- Wide range: blister, bunion, callus, corn and cold sore formats in one place.
- Pharmacy-backed shopping: convenient ordering with discreet delivery from withaid.
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FAQs
Which Compeed blister plaster should I choose?
Pick the shape and size that best matches the area: medium for many heel hotspots, small for more targeted coverage, toe plasters for rubbing on toes, and underfoot plasters for the ball of the foot. A close fit helps the edges sit smoothly on healthy, dry skin.
How do I apply and remove Compeed plasters?
Apply to clean, dry skin and smooth the edges down firmly. Replace if it lifts, becomes soiled, or the pack directions advise. To remove, peel off slowly and gently; if it’s sticking, loosening the edge gradually can help reduce tugging on the skin.
How long can I keep a Compeed plaster on?
Wear time varies by product and activity. Follow the pack directions and replace sooner if the plaster loosens or your skin feels irritated. If you’re concerned about the skin underneath, remove gently and reassess.
Can I use Compeed if I have diabetes or poor circulation?
If you have diabetes, poor circulation, neuropathy, or are at higher risk of foot complications, speak to a pharmacist or GP before using blister, corn, callus or bunion plasters. You may need tailored advice on safer foot care and when to seek review.
What’s the difference between corn active, corn medium and corn moisturising plasters?
All are designed to cushion and protect corns from pressure and rubbing, but they may differ in feel, size and how they moisturise the affected area. Choose the option that best matches comfort and coverage, and follow the label directions carefully.
Can I use Compeed cold sore patches with makeup?
Compeed cold sore patches are designed to be discreet. Apply to clean, dry skin and follow the pack instructions for wear and replacement. If the area becomes increasingly painful, inflamed, or looks infected, seek advice.
When should I get medical advice for blisters, corns, calluses or cold sores?
Ask for advice if symptoms are severe, recurrent, not improving, or if you have spreading redness, increasing pain, swelling, pus, fever, or an underlying condition that affects healing. A pharmacist can guide first steps and recommend when to see your GP.
Safety information: Always read the label and use Compeed products only as directed. Information on this page is general and not a substitute for personal medical advice. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, treating a child, have diabetes/poor circulation, or symptoms persist or worsen, speak to a pharmacist or your GP for personalised guidance.
