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Hello girls, today I'm going to share my experience with this product. You know, at this time, colds are very common. So imagine, you put this on for just 12 hours and there's no trace. Literally, it's amazing, amazing, don't miss it. I bought it from the pharmacy.

Compeed Cold Sore & Flu Patch Review Summary

Compeed cold sore and flu patches offer an effective and fast-acting solution. They contain hydrocolloid which absorbs secretions and aids skin healing, while also acting as a protective barrier against bacteria and viruses. The patches alleviate burning and itching sensations, with effects lasting up to 12 hours. They are virtually invisible, making them suitable for daily use and even with makeup, and they reduce infection spread while preventing sores from cracking.

Compeed patches are worth it if you're looking for a fast, effective, and discreet solution for cold sores and flu symptoms.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand5/5
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design5/5
  • Convenience5/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Effectiveness lasts up to 12 continuous hours
  • Nearly invisible, suitable for daily use and with makeup
  • Reduces infection spread and prevents sores from cracking

Points To Check

  • May not be readily available in all pharmacies
  • Price might be high compared to some alternatives

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

How long is the Compeed patch worn?

The reviewer says it is worn for about 12 hours with no trace left, and calls the result fantastic.

How does the patch work according to the reviewer's description?

The description says it contains hydrocolloid that absorbs secretions and acts as a barrier protecting the sore from bacteria, viruses and touch.

Can it be used with makeup?

The description says it is almost invisible and suits daily use, even with makeup.

Where did the reviewer buy the product?

The reviewer says it was bought from the pharmacy, noting that colds are going around at this time.