Waterproof sterile dressings for the treatment of 1st degree and 2nd degree burns, as well as superficial wounds (scratches, cuts).
Benefits
Provides breathable and semi-permeable protection, being permeable to moisture vapour while being impermeable to water, which limits the risk of external contamination.
Promotes healing in contact with wound exudates, thanks to its lipid-colloid gauze that forms a gel, creating a favourable environment for the healing of burns or wounds in a moist setting. Quickly alleviates pain and its removal is painless, as it does not adhere to the wound.
How to apply
In the case of a superficial 2nd degree burn: place the injury under cold water for 15 minutes to limit the spread of the burn.
In all other cases: Clean the wound with a non-alcoholic antiseptic, rinse with water or saline solution. In the case of a burn, never use coloured antiseptics based on eosin. Carefully dry the wound with a sterile compress. Whenever possible, leave the blister intact, as it protects against infection. Do not remove the dry skin unless it falls off naturally. Remove the protective covering from the dressing and apply to the area to be treated. Do not use any cream before application.
The normal treatment period is 5 to 6 days. Change the first dressing after 24 hours and thereafter every 48 hours.
Benefits
Provides breathable and semi-permeable protection, being permeable to moisture vapour while being impermeable to water, which limits the risk of external contamination.
Promotes healing in contact with wound exudates, thanks to its lipid-colloid gauze that forms a gel, creating a favourable environment for the healing of burns or wounds in a moist setting. Quickly alleviates pain and its removal is painless, as it does not adhere to the wound.
How to apply
In the case of a superficial 2nd degree burn: place the injury under cold water for 15 minutes to limit the spread of the burn.
In all other cases: Clean the wound with a non-alcoholic antiseptic, rinse with water or saline solution. In the case of a burn, never use coloured antiseptics based on eosin. Carefully dry the wound with a sterile compress. Whenever possible, leave the blister intact, as it protects against infection. Do not remove the dry skin unless it falls off naturally. Remove the protective covering from the dressing and apply to the area to be treated. Do not use any cream before application.
The normal treatment period is 5 to 6 days. Change the first dressing after 24 hours and thereafter every 48 hours.
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