Hansaplast Aqua Protect 6x7xm 5pcs

Hansaplast Antibacterial Aqua Protect XL and XXL patches are sterile wound patches that provide waterproof protection for medium and large wounds, while they are also suitable for wounds after minor surgeries.

With the waterproof, flexible body and strong adhesive, these pads are ideal for use in the bathroom at home or at sea and for work that requires contact with water. The large size pad gauze contains antibacterial silver for the best possible healing conditions. Silver is recommended by experts for its broad-spectrum antibacterial properties that reduce the risk of infection.

Silver gauze has a broad spectrum of antibacterial activity, reducing the risk of infection.

 

EAN: 4005800273216

1. Cleaning


Cleaning the wound of dirt and bacteria is the necessary first step for optimal healing. To prevent wound infections, spray Hansaplast Wound Cleansing Spray from a distance of approximately 10 cm over the entire wound area. Repeat if necessary and then gently wipe the wound and the area of ​​skin around the wound with sterile gauze.
Important: In small wounds the bleeding stops soon. If bleeding continues, use additional gauze, maintain pressure, and seek medical attention.

     2. Protection

Cleaning the wound of dirt and bacteria is the necessary first step for optimal healing. To prevent wound infections, spray Hansaplast Wound Cleansing Spray from a distance of approximately 10 cm over the entire wound area. Repeat if necessary and then gently wipe the wound and the area of ​​skin around the wound with sterile gauze.
Important: In small wounds the bleeding stops soon. If bleeding continues, use additional gauze, maintain pressure, and seek medical attention.

 

Next, it is important to protect the wound from external factors such as dirt and bacteria so that healing can proceed without complications. Cover the wound with the sterile Hansaplast wound gauze that best suits your needs. Monitor the wound and change the pad or gauze daily, unless otherwise advised by your doctor. You may find this article on wound care know-how helpful.