A New Approach to Treating Wounds
What could be easier or more convenient than treating a minor abrasion, burn, cut or insect sting with a pre-medicated swab? New Rougier Swab medication-filled swabs kill germs and help prevent infection. This innovative new product is available in four formats:
Antiseptic
For treating minor cuts, scrapes and burns
- Cleanses wounds
- Relieves pain
- Fights germs
Povidone Iodine
For treating minor cuts, scrapes and burns
- Kills germs
- Helps prevent infection
First Aid Kit
For treating minor cuts, scrapes and burns
- 12 antiseptic swabs to relieve pain and cleanse wounds
- 12 Povidone iodine swabs to help prevent infection
- 12 bandages to cover wounds
Insect Bite
For treating insect stings
- Relieves stings
- Calms itching
- Helps reduce swelling
Child Approved Infection Protection
Whether your kids are learning to ride a bike, playing on the beach, or climbing trees in the backyard, minor cuts and scrapes are a part of spring and summer fun.
New Polysporin* For Kids provides temporary relief of pain and itching so that your little ones can carry on enjoying themselves. Polysporin* For Kids protects against infection and contains a pain reliever to help soothe minor cuts and scrapes. The fast-absorbing cream is sting-free and will not rub off or stain clothes.
The Bandage You Spray On
New Elastoplast® SprayBandage offers ultimate convenience with maximum protection, covering wounds like a second skin to support natural healing. All you do is clean the wound, then spray.
Elastoplast® SprayBandage is completely waterproof, yet breathable and flexible. Once applied, it forms an invisible barrier to germs and dirt.
A major benefit to this product is its ability to provide protection for wounds of all shapes and sizes, even on hard-to-cover areas like knuckles, knees and elbows. The bandage gradually disappears as the wound heals, leaving no residue.
The bottle contains 40 average applications.
Since cuts and other wounds are potential sites for serious infections, you should seek medical attention if a wound becomes hot, red, swollen, or painful. If pain and/or swelling of a limb occurs following a cut or other wound, you should call an ambulance or go to the nearest emergency centre immediately.
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