BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Dressing 10cm x 10cm 900004

Astroplast BURN KOOL is a range of sterile hydrogel burn dressings & burn gels by Wallace Cameron International Limited: This product is a single 10cm x 10cm small dressing.

Emergency first aid for burns scalds, sunburn, superficial burns or partial thickness burns. Single use. This is an essential item needed in emergency care for instant treatment to burns, scalds, sunburn, or electrocution.

Uses & Features:

• Cools and soothes the burn
• Non adherent & non irritating
• Helps prevent contamination
• Burns and scalds
• Minimises trauma and skin damage
• Assist moist wound healing
• Moistens, cools, and soothes
• Non adherent and non toxic
• For external use only
• Also available in a value packs

Available sizes & options:

• 2207002 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Dressing 5cm x 15cm
• 2207003 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Dressing 10cm x 10cm
• 2207004 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Dressing 10cm x 40cm
• 2207006 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Dressing 20cm x 20cm
• 2207009 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Gel Squeezy Bottle 50ml
• 2207010 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Gel Squeezy Bottle 120ml
• 2207011 - BURN KOOL Sterile Hydrogel Burn Gel Sachet 3.5ml/g

First aid advice for burns and scalds is outlined below.

• Stop the burning process as soon as possible. This may mean removing the person from the area, dousing flames with water or smothering flames with a blanket. Do not put yourself at risk of getting burnt as well.
• Remove any clothing or jewellery near the burnt area of skin, but do not attempt to remove anything that is stuck to the burnt skin because this could cause more damage.
• Cool the burn with cool or lukewarm water for 10-30 minutes, ideally within 20 minutes of the injury occurring. Never use ice, iced water or any creams or greasy substances, such as butter.
• Make sure that the person keeps warm, using a blanket or layers of clothing (avoiding the injured area). This is to prevent hypothermia occurring, when a person's body temperature drops below 35°C (95°F). This is a risk if you are cooling a large burnt area, particularly in children and the elderly.
• Cover the burn with cling film in a layer over the burn, rather than by wrapping it around a limb. A clean, clear plastic bag can be used for burns on your hand.
• The pain from a burn can be treated with paracetamol or ibuprofen. Always check the manufacturer's instructions when using over-the-counter (OTC) medication. Children under 16 years of age should not be given aspirin.
• Once you have taken these steps, you will need to decide whether further medical treatment is necessary.