Thought it was all going too well 😬

Do the blisters still have fluid in them because you could pass a sterile needle through them and let the fluid out and that should let it dry out

Can you run in your old shoes - or have you got rid of them?

They burst underneath the plasters I put on. I changed them this morning. One us not too bad but the other is larger and only burst this morning I think. Am already wishing I'd lanced it straight away.

Where abouts are your blisters? I'm not sure if this will really help, but before starting to run I did a fair bit of hiking. I used to get really bad blisters after marathon walks on my toes (especially as they're not perfectly straight). Someone recommended toe socks to help avoid the friction and they definitely did help. I only have the thick walking versions of these so can't say anything about the running ones.

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Oh dear! Can't help I'm afraid but hope you get some good advice.

Eeeeeew, I feel for you. Still got mine For what it's worth, my little corn cushions covered in gaffer tape worked a treat for me (to make it through the runs) but mine were totally raw, no good if they're still 'whole' as it were. ☺

Oh no! Not now when you are so close.

I use Spenco Second Skin. There are three parts to it. If you just want to prevent rubbing then the plaster is enough, or you can include the gel and/or the padding.

The plasters stay on even in the pool or shower.

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Sorry, full link ishttp://www.physioroom.com/product/Spenco_2nd_Skin_Blister_Kit/3139/39393.html?gclid=CLmM6NeJoM4CFYUV0wodNLQBhg

Oh dear! New shoes should definitely not give you blisters - go back to the shop for advice, you may need to lace them differently to stop them slipping.

I use compeed blister plasters if I ever get blister - I ever have from my running shoes though.

Hope they mend soon - they do hurt don't they!

Well I now have moleskin to make a protective pad - the corn plasters were too small so I shall cut a hole in the centre to blister size. Also a sturdy tape recommended by the pharmacist to hold it all securely in place.

Gremlins are still telling me they don't like those shoes though 😬😬. Tomorrow morning will be interesting!

I got a blister with my shoes the first time I wore them. Like you they were replacements for the original ones which gained a hole a few weeks in! I used regular plasters on the heel and also stuck one inside the back of the shoe which lasted for weeks! Hope your feet recover soon.

In addition to the special blister plasters put on two sets of running socks.Then most the friction will be between the socks not between your foot and socks. This does little to reduce pain of current blister but by reducing friction will make it heel faster and prevent new ones. Secondly apply vaseline over the blister plaster.

Oh no! The shoes really shouldn't give you blisters, can you go back to the shop for advice? I have also heard good things about socks with separate toes - the Injinji ones.

Ouch, I have been incredibly lucky as my cheap and cheerful runners have never rubbed, but ordinary shoes always have done! I keep a good supply of shoe and foot cushioning in stock, I then stick it to the backs of shoes that are rubbing. I also have a scary looking shoe stretcher!

But I would definitely be complaining about the new runners, did your original pair give you blisters at the start too? Good luck.

Wife had persistant blister, bought a pair of hilly antiblister socks which worked, but really, blisters shouldn't be bothersome if doing low mileages, and usually only show up more with marathon runners. If your new shoe's are slightly too big letting the foot move around then that could also be the cause, so good you are taking them back for a correct fitment..😊