Blister Research Timeline: It’s All About Shear
New research takes time to trickle into general knowledge. But in the case of blisters, great blister research started in 1955. So why the delay?
What Causes Blisters On Feet: A New Blister Paradigm
I bet you've heard that what causes foot blisters is heat, moisture and friction. But this is a gross over-simplification. Here's what you need to know.
Every Blister Prevention Strategy Works In 1 of 5 Ways
Preventing blisters can seem hit and miss at times. It shouldn't be. Every blister prevention strategy works in one of five ways.
Why A Blister On One Foot Only And Not The Other?
Curious why you've got a blister on one foot only, and not the other. It would actually be weird to get blisters symmetrically on both feet. Here's why.
Risk Factors For Foot Blisters, According To Research
Ever wondered if you’re more likely to get blisters because of your weight or gender. Here's what research tells us about risk factors for foot blisters.
What Causes Foot Ulcers, Calluses And Blisters?
Foot ulcers, calluses and blisters, are all caused by the same thing - repetitive skin shear. That is, high pressure and friction levels and bone movement.
Blister Prone – Is There Such A Thing?
Blister prone is a thing! I've got three studies that show without a doubt, some people's feet are more prone to blisters than others. See it for yourself.
Good Friction v Bad Friction: Pertaining To Foot Blisters
Friction is unmistakably part of what causes foot blisters. This is bad friction. However, there is good friction. In fact, it's vital to the way we walk.
Burn Blister Versus Friction Blister
It's a popular belief that foot blisters are a type of burn blister. It sounds feasible. Rubbing two sticks together generates enough heat to start a fire!
Foot Blisters & The Rubbing Paradox
When it comes to friction blisters on the feet, is rubbing the problem? The solution? Or both? Let me explain the rubbing paradox.
