Minor skin injuries (blisters, cold sores, acne, cracked mouth corners, etc.)

Correct application of HemaGel to blisters, cold sores, acne, cracked mouth corners

1. Thoroughly clean the injured skin from mechanical impurities which could subsequently irritate and damage the wound.

2. Open the tube by piercing the top with the tip of the screw cap.

3. Apply a small amount of the gel to the injured wound. The gel sticks and gradually absorbs the secretions and further fluids from the wound.

4. If you need to, cover the wound, for a bigger blister with an impregnated tulle dressing (e.g. Atrauman) and then apply a square of gauze or dressing and plaster. Cover minor injuries, if possible, after applying the gel, with a cushioned plaster – but gently spread HemaGel across the blister and plaster cushion so it does not absorb the HemaGel from the wound before sticking on the plaster.

5. Apply HemaGel to minor injuries, such as cold sores, acne and cracked mouth corners only after cleaning and leave open, without covering the injury.

6. The effect of the gel is seen by its swelling. Its unique technology prevents it from sticking to the wound and thereby makes it very easy to remove the gel by gently and painlessly wiping it off.

7. Change the dressing depending on the injured skin no later than after 24 hours. We recommend redressing more frequently if the wound is infected.

Warning: HemaGel does not treat the cause of acne and cold sores, however it heals the injury after such disturbed skin very effectively.

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