Anti-Chafing Stick

Blisters are common skin lesions in the form of fluid-filled pockets of skin. They form in response to a variety of triggers including rubbing, pressure, burns and infections. They can appear on various parts of the body, but typically affect the hands and feet. If lacerated the blisters cause pain and require treatment like any other wound. Blisters are particularly common in those who engage in sports as well as in people who wear inadequate footwear even for short walks. Foot blisters can be particularly uncomfortable since they are continually subject to stress and rubbing against footwear. Who is most affected in this case? Runners and hikers.

Even what may seem like the simplest kind of dressing – the plaster – comes in a variety of types that might cause confusion. In fact, there are options for every different skin and dressing: delicate, breathable, water-resistant or with cicatrisant. And even solutions made with natural-origin materials, to help us make the right choice for the environment.

Hydrocolloid technology helps preserve moisture around the wound, accelerating healing and promoting the growth of new tissue. These wound dressings can be used on multiple wounds, from superficial to surgical wounds, and for various lesions of the skin. Hydrocolloid technology is integrated in solutions for the treatment of blisters, calluses and corns. Let's learn more.