Compeed Cold Sore Patch – Discreet Healing Patch, 15 Count

Compeed Cold Sore Patch is a discreet hydrocolloid patch that acts like a second skin to seal the cold sore blister and create the optimal environment for symptom relief. The 15-count pack is designed for adolescents and adults and stays on for up to 12 hours, even during meals and drinking.

• Hydrocolloid second-skin technology: Seals the blister and protects it from dirt and bacteria to support a hygienic healing environment.
• Discreet, transparent coverage: Thin, skin-colored patch that blends in, making it suitable for use with makeup or lip gloss.
• Waterproof and dirt-repellent: Designed to withstand daily activities so you can continue your routine with confidence.
• Long wear time: Each patch is formulated to stay in place for up to 12 hours for convenient relief.
• Pack size: 15 patches per resealable package for home, work, or on-the-go use.
• Makeup compatibility: Safe to apply makeup or lip gloss over the patch without removing it.
• Safety and usage guidance: Not intended for infected wounds; diabetics should consult a doctor before use; single-use only; remove carefully and store below 30°C in its protective packaging.

These patches help protect the blister and reduce the urge to touch it, while maintaining a moist healing environment that supports the healing process. The transparent design allows you to wear makeup and lip products as you would normally, and the waterproof feature gives you freedom to eat and drink without interruption. Each patch is intended for single-use, providing convenient, on-the-go protection during a cold sore outbreak.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How long can I wear a patch? Up to 12 hours, depending on activity and skin sensitivity.
• Can I wear makeup over the patch? Yes. The patch is transparent and makeup-friendly.
• Is the patch waterproof? Yes, it is designed to be water resistant and stay in place during daily activities.
• Is this patch reusable? No, patches are for single use only and should be disposed of after removal.
• What if symptoms worsen? If symptoms worsen or do not improve, consult a healthcare professional.