Product Overview

URGO Blisters is an advanced hydrocolloid pad dressing developed to treat both:

• First-degree blisters (redness and irritation)
• Second-degree blisters (fluid-filled blisters)

Thanks to hydrocolloid technology, the dressing forms a white dermo-repair gel when it comes into contact with wound exudate. This gel creates optimal healing conditions by keeping the area moist, preventing the dressing from sticking, and protecting the skin throughout the repair process.

The dressing also acts as a protective barrier against pressure and friction, helping to relieve pain and reduce the risk of further irritation.

Targeted Fit (2 Ergonomic Formats)

URGO Blisters comes in two ergonomic shapes for targeted protection:

• Toe format for precise coverage
• Heel format for secure fit and comfort

Main Benefits

• Helps prevent blister formation
• Relieves pain
• Promotes faster healing
• Protects formed blisters without sticking to the wound

Key Features

• Water resistant
• Ergonomic design for toe and heel

Composition

• Hydrocolloid mass
• Polyurethane backing
• Skin-friendly adhesive

Format & Sizes

Box of 6 hydrocolloid pad dressings:

• 3 x Toe: 3 × 7.6 cm
• 3 x Heel: 4.5 × 7.2 cm

Directions for Use

• Do not puncture the blister.
• Clean the blister and surrounding area with soap and water, then disinfect using a non-alcoholic antiseptic.
• Dry with a sterile compress or allow to air dry.
• Remove the transparent tab (arrowed area).
• Warm the plaster between your hands to improve flexibility, then remove the decorated protective paper.
• Apply the plaster centered over the blister.
• Smooth and press gently to enhance adhesion.

The plaster should not remain in place for more than 2–3 days. If it has not detached naturally, remove it and apply a new plaster following the same instructions.

Precautions

• For external use only.
• For children under 16 years, application must be supervised by an adult.
• Do not cut the plaster. Single use only.
• Do not reposition once applied. Do not reuse (risk of infection).
• Do not apply to a blister larger than the plaster size.
• Do not change the plaster daily to allow the healing process to take place.