Wound & Burn Care Usage Info

1. Gently remove any debris that may be present.
2. Spray the wound with the Wound & Burn Care product 3 to 4 times a day.
3. If you need to cover the wound please use a breathable dressing.

1. Clean diaper area with warm water (no soap) or wet wipes. Dry thoroughly.
2. Spray affected area with our product and allow to air dry completely (don't wipe or rub).
3. Once the skin is dry apply barrier cream to the skin. Please note that a cream is water soluble so don't use an ointment like petroleum jelly.
4. Repeat every nappy change or at least once every 2 hours.

1. Irrigate the area by spraying our Wound & Burn Care over the affected area for 1 minute.
2. Apply a Wound & Burn Care soaked gauze dressing directly onto the area. If there is a concern that the gauze might stick to the wound cover the area with a single layer of plain paraffin gauze dressing first, then apply the wet gauze.
3. Cover the wet gauze dressing with a crepe bandage or absorbent plaster. Do not use silver-impregnated dressings.
4. Change dressings every day or alternative days.
5. If the area can be left open, spray our product onto the wound or infection every 2-3 hours.

A note on when to use paraffin gauze (Jelonet)

If the wound is bleeding or has any serum discharge then use paraffin gauze as described above to stop the gauze from sticking to the wound.

dead tissue in wound

wet dry debridement

If the wound has any necrotic (dead) tissue visible and is not bleeding then do NOT use paraffin gauze. The dead tissue shows up as yellow areas in the wound as seen in this image. In this case, use the gauze on its own. The gauze may stick to the wound but that is fine, it will start to pull the dead tissue out of the wound and clean it through a process called wet to dry debridement. Once ALL dead tissue is out of the wound you can use paraffin gauze if required.

1. Irrigate the area by spraying our Wound & Burn Care over the affected area for 1 minute.
2. Apply a Wound & Burn Caresoaked gauze dressing directly onto the area. If there is a concern that the gauze might stick to the wound cover the area with a single layer of plain paraffin gauze dressing first, then apply the wet gauze.
3. Cover the wet gauze dressing with a crepe bandage or absorbent plaster. Do not use silver-impregnated dressings.
4. Cover the crepe bandage with a compression stocking
5. Walk daily if possible, to ensure good blood flow to the lower leg.
6. Change dressings every day or alternative days.
7. If the area can be left open, spray our product onto the wound every 2-3 hours.

 
A note on when to use paraffin gauze (Jelonet)

If the wound is bleeding or has any serum discharge then use paraffin gauze as described above to stop the gauze from sticking to the wound.

dead tissue in wound

wet dry debridement

If the wound has any necrotic (dead) tissue visible and is not bleeding then do NOT use paraffin gauze. The dead tissue shows up as yellow areas in the wound as seen in this image. In this case, use the gauze on its own. The gauze may stick to the wound but that is fine, it will start to pull the dead tissue out of the wound and clean it through a process called wet to dry debridement. Once ALL dead tissue is out of the wound you can use paraffin gauze if required.

Spray the area with Wound & Burn care 4 times a day and allow to dry naturally.

1. Spray Wound & Burn care onto the affected areas after cleaning and drying the feet.
2. Repeat twice a day.

Spray our Wound & Burn Care directly into the throat every 2 hours until the pain has subsided.

If you swallow the product during this process it will do you no harm.