First Aid

URGO Ultra-Discreet Blisters

Second skin effect

Ultra-discreet

Promotes healing**

For what? For whom?

URGO ultra-discreet heel blisters is a hydrocolloid plaster that discreetly relieves and promotes healing of heel blisters.

Format :

Plasters x5 or x10

Intended for :

Children

Teenagers

Adults

Age :

From 14 years old

Why choose this product?

Ultra discreet and water-resistant, URGO ultra-discreet heel blisters is the reference plaster for treating blisters while wearing open shoes.

Isolates the blister from pressure and friction for immediate pain relief
Promotes blister healing thanks to the hydrocolloid matrix of the dressing, which forms a skin-reconstituting gel on contact with the blister

How should you use this product?

1. Do not puncture the blister.
2. Whether or not the blister has burst, clean it and the surrounding area with soap and water and disinfect it with an alcohol-free antiseptic solution. Dry with a sterile dressing or leave to air-dry.
3. Remove the transparent tab (indicated by the arrow)
4. Warm the plaster between your hands to make it more comfortable, then remove the decorative backing paper.
5. Apply the plaster centred on the blister.
6. Smooth carefully and press the plaster firmly to improve adhesion.

Do not leave the plaster in place for more than 2-3 days; remove it if it has not detached on its own. Replace the plaster following the instructions for use.

How do the blisters appear?

The blister is a very fine blister filled with a clear fluid trapped under the skin. It is most often located on the feet or hands. After repeated rubbing of the skin (shoes, tools, etc.) it develops and becomes very painful.

Technology

Hydrocolloid technology

The hydrocolloid matrix of the dressing forms a skin-reconstituting gel that promotes blister healing. The dressing also insulates pressure and friction to relieve pain

Associated Routine

Dry the blister after cleaning the ampoule and the surrounding skin with soap and water

Relieving pain and promoting healing

Preventing blisters

Frequently asked questions

What are the contraindications for URGO ultra-discreet heel blisters?

Contraindicated on infected wounds, for arterial disease of the foot and for infected diabetic foot.

What precautions should you take when using URGO ultra-discreet heel blisters?

Non-sterile hydrocolloid plaster for the treatment of blisters, water-resistant for daily washing.
Must be applied by an adult for children aged under 16.
Do not cut. Single-use, do not reposition once applied and do not reuse the same plaster (risk of infection),
Hydrocolloid plaster - forms a white gel with wound secretions.
If sticky hydrocolloid remains on the skin, soaking in water is recommended: the adhesive will swell, lose stickiness and detach.
Do not apply a plaster or remove an already-applied plaster and consult a doctor:
- if the blister worsens or shows no improvement within 6 days of treatment,
- if there are signs of infection (redness, pain, heat, swelling around the
wound, pus, etc.)
- or in case of doubt or discomfort.
Diabetic patients should use hydrocolloid plasters only under medical or nursing supervision.
Do not use for more than 30 consecutive days.

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* For independent use by adults and teenagers from 16 years of age (may be used by younger children, under parental or responsible adult supervision)

URGO blisters – Indication: Treatment of blisters. Seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist and read the instructions on the label or package leaflet before use. This medical device is a regulated health product bearing, the CE marking under the applicable regulations. Laboratoires URGO Healthcare- 21300 CHENÔVE – RCS DIJON 798 251 559 – Share capital €56,280,458. MM/YYYY