Details
SOS Mix Pack – Hydrocolloid Plasters in a range of sizes, plus Pressure Stop Plaster.
The Elastoplast SOS Mix Pack contains everything needed to prevent and treat blisters on the feet and ankles. Get swift relief while protecting from further rubbing and bacteria build up by placing a plaster over the blister on your toes, heel, ankle or anywhere on the foot.
The plasters also soak up blister fluid, forming a protective layer and allowing for ideal healing conditions.
The Elastoplast SOS Mix Pack contains:
- 2 Small Blister Plasters
Designed to fit difficult places such as in-between and on top of the toes. - 2 Large Blister Plasters
Ideal for heels, though can be used anywhere on the foot. - 1 x Blister Plaster XL
A Hydrocolloid Plaster that’s designed to cover especially large and wet blisters. - 1 x Pressure Stop Plaster
A preventative, cut-to-size transparent plaster that immediately relieves the pressure and friction from any footwear.
Dermatologically approved
Based on clinical studies, this product is confirmed to be skin-compatible.
Application
Dr Kuhlmann’s Expert Tips – Help your blisters heal faster with proper application
- Self-surgery is not recommended. For example, don’t puncture the blister and don’t remove any outer layers of skin, because this can cause infection
- Existing blisters should be disinfected
- Make sure your skin is clean and dry before applying the blister plaster
- Attach the plaster without wrinkles and press firmly
- Don’t change the plaster until it falls off by itself
Packaging Size
Product Content
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Product |
Type |
Size |
Quantity |
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Product : |
Blister Plaster Small |
Type : |
 |
Size : |
5.8cm x 2cm |
Quantity : |
2 Pieces |
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Product : |
Blister Plaster Large |
Type : |
 |
Size : |
5.8m x 3.4cm |
Quantity : |
2 Pieces |
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Product : |
Blister Plaster XL |
Type : |
 |
Size : |
5cm x 5cm |
Quantity : |
1 Pieces |
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Product : |
Pressure Stop Plaster |
Type : |
 |
Size : |
7cm x 6.5cm |
Quantity : |
1 Pieces |
FAQ (7)
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1. What causes blisters to form?
Blisters will appear in areas where the skin is exposed to pressure and friction over time. This usually happens when you wear new shoes for the first time, or during sports. Pressure and friction on one part of the foot cause the upper layer of the skin (the epidermis) to move back and forth over the layer beneath. A space appears between the two and fluid seeps into it. The resulting bubble is the blister. -
2. What’s the best way to treat blisters?
If the blister has already formed, the area should be protected from further pressure and contamination with one of the blister plasters in the SOS Mix Pack. These are based on Hydrocolloid Technology. It creates a moist healing environment and thereby allows the wound to heal faster. At the same time, it seals and protects the area against dirt and bacteria. -
3. Should I pop the blister? What should I do if it pops accidentally?
If possible, blisters shouldn’t be intentionally popped. They are there for a reason - to protect against infections. If your blister is already ruptured, the remaining skin layer should be left where it is. It’s important that the wound is protected from external contamination for fast healing without complications. The affected area should be cleaned and dried carefully before putting on a blister plaster. If the blister is already open, we recommend giving the area an extra disinfection. -
4. Is it a good idea to use a healing cream underneath the Hydrocolloid Plasters in the SOS Mix Pack?
Actually, we don’t recommend using any products at all underneath the plasters. There’s a chance they may reduce their effectiveness and adhesive power. -
5. When should I change the blister plaster?
To get healing off to a good start, and as long as there are no signs of infection, the plaster should be left in place until it peels off by itself. All blister plasters in the SOS Mix Pack will help to speed up the healing process. The Pressure Stop plaster offers reliable adhesion and can be worn for several days to avoid blisters. -
6. How to heal blisters on your feet?
Elastoplast blister plasters help heal blisters on your feet quickly and painlessly. Clean and cover your blister, ensuring to change the plaster after 48 hours. For best results, try to avoid any further irritation to the blister area while healing. -
Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional.
