Plasters for Calluses Johnson & Johnson Compeed, pack 6

Compeed plasters for calluses by Johnson & Johnson are hydrocolloid wound-care patches designed to protect and cushion hardened skin areas and to support natural healing. This pack contains six individually sized plasters intended for localized calluses on the feet or toes. The hydrocolloid material absorbs exudate, reduces friction and pressure, and maintains a moist microenvironment that helps soften the callus and promote recovery while allowing continued daily activity.

Advantages

These callus plasters provide cushioning and targeted pressure relief to reduce pain from rubbing and standing. Their hydrocolloid layer absorbs moisture from the lesion, which helps to soften the hardened skin and supports a moist healing environment that can speed recovery compared with dry treatments. The adhesive backing is designed to stay in place during walking and light activity, offering extended protection and reducing the need for frequent replacement.

Suitable for

• Localized calluses on the feet and toes
• Pain relief from pressure and friction caused by footwear
• Short-term protection of hardened or thickened skin during daily activities
• Use under socks and inside shoes for discreet protection

Key specifications

• Type: Hydrocolloid wound-care plaster
• Quantity: 6 individual plasters per pack
• Intended area: Small, localized hardened skin areas on feet and toes
• Function: Cushioning, exudate absorption, friction and pressure reduction
• Wear time: Designed for extended wear during daily use (replace when soiled or detached)

How to use

Clean and dry the affected area before application. Remove the plaster from its packaging and peel off the backing, then apply the adhesive side directly over the callus, smoothing the edges to ensure full contact with the skin. The plaster should be comfortable and secure; wear it during the day or night as needed. Replace the plaster when it becomes soiled, loses adhesion, or according to instructions provided with the product.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid applying creams or oils to the area immediately before application to ensure good adhesion. If the callus shows signs of infection (increased redness, swelling, warmth, or pus) or if pain worsens, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.