Burn Free 4" x 4" Jel dressing

Burnfree Sterile Burn Dressings are designed for first aid use on all types of burn injuries. The dressings are constructed of a special, soft, open-cell foam saturated with the Burnfree solution. Burnfree dressings have several beneficial physical characteristics:
They efficiently cover the burned area yet are elastic enough to accommodate possible swelling or the need to flex joints. They are light, easily transportable sterile dressings. A single application of this dressing is an effective first-aid measure on burns. The foam's high absorption capabilities allow complete delivery of the gel to the burn site. Burnfree dressings are non-adherent and the inert foam base will not shed threads, strands or fibers that might become embedded in the wound.
The moist Burnfree solution facilitates easy removal for inspection and treatment of the injured area. The gel leaves no residue. It can easily be removed with water during normal debridement. When medical assistance is not immediately available, using Burnfree dressings, along with the outer packaging for further protection, helps the wound area to remain moist for many hours.
Utilizing this system also provides physical protection to the wound against further damage and contamination. The smaller Burnfree dressings are ideal for hands and smaller areas. The larger dressings are large enough to receive and treat a hand, foot, arm, or leg.

Using Burnfree Dressings:Remove the dressing from the package and apply directly to the wound. Secure lightly. Use the package as an outer cover around the injured area. Open the top of the package and insert the injured area into the package with the dressing applied lightly to the wound. Secure the package lightly. This method often facilitates easier, less traumatic application with minimum contamination of the sterile dressing.

Why you need Burnfree Sterile Burn Dressings
Burnfree Sterile Burn Dressings can be used to reduce the pain and trauma of wounds from fires, flames, scalds, chemical, and electrical injuries. However, with chemical burns, the wound must be thoroughly irrigated and neutralized before using the gel. With electrical burns, the current must be turned off before using the gel since the Burnfree solution is water-based and conducts electricity.