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- Elastoplast Rapid Healing 8 Strips
Promotes up to 2 times faster healing* Helps to reduce scarring Waterproof & Breathable Suitable for sensitive skin Elastoplast Fast Healing Elastoplast Fast Healing Plasters speed up the healing process by up to 2 times compared to wound dry healing and are suitable for covering all types of smaller wounds. For optimal healing results, the plaster should be worn for several days. The waterproof and breathable material of the plaster covers and protects the wound against external influences. The wound pad is made of a skin friendly polyurethane material which does not stick to the wound. It selectively absorbs wound fluid while keeping the wound moist, thus accelerating healing and reducing the risk of scarring. Research shows that moist wound healing can help heal wounds three to five times quicker than allowing a wound to dry out. The strong adhesion ensures that the plaster stays in place for several days. Elastoplast Fast Healing Plasters create moist wound healing conditions. Elastoplast Clinical studies Download Study How to use 1. Cleanse A clean and cleansed wound is the first step to an optimal healing. Cleanse your wound using the Elastoplast Wound Spray to prevent infection. After stopping the bleeding, spray from a distance of about 10cm onto the entire wound to remove all dirt and visible particles. Repeat if necessary. Then, gently dry the skin and surrounding wound area. 2. Protect Next, its important to protect the wound from external influences like dirt and bacteria to enable undisturbed healing. Cover your wound with the Elastoplast plaster or Elastoplast sterile wound dressing that best suits your needs. The Elastoplast Fast Healing plaster can be worn for several days before it needs to be changed. The longer you leave the wound undisturbed, the faster it will heal. In addition, the Elastoplast Fast Healing plaster creates a moist wound healing environment for optimal healing conditions. It enhance the process of wound closure and helps to prevent scarring. An additional treatment with a Wound Healing Ointment is not necessary. You might find this wound dressing know-how article useful. Product Type Size Quantity Product Type Size Quantity No, you should not! If there are signs of infection like extensive redness, heat, itching, pain or burning, you should remove the plaster and consult your doctor. They will give advice if the wound needs to be treated with e.g. local antiseptics or systemic antibiotics. The wound has to be inspected regularly.