The last point to raise for this article is a manufacturing issue. Like most people, I used to assume that vitamins and supplements contained what was written on the package. But this is not always the case. An example is the recent report of human growth factors added to deer antler velvet supplements.
I would avoid popping the blister as long as possible. Of course, it will eventually pop on its own anyway but, while it is intact, it is providing a layer of protection to the damage skin underneath and it is preventing contamination of the burn with bacteria.hen the blister does pop, leave the loose skin in place and cover the area with antimicrobial cream and a bandage to keep it protected from infection.
My best advise if you pop it is to sterilize a needle with alcohol, and then poke it into the side of the blister. Then use a Kleenex to slowly push out all the fluid, working from the side furthest away from the hole over to the hole you poked. You can either leave the top, loose skin on or cut it off.f you do decide to let the blister heal on its own instead of popping it, I would suggest what they call mole skin. It's basically a thin leather type material with adhesive on the back, that provides cushion and support for the blister.