Hansaplast Green & Protect Sustainable Cloth Pads 20strips

The innovative pad combines environmentally friendly materials while offering the reliable Hansaplast quality.

• The wound gauze and patch carrier are made from fibers of natural origin and are fully biodegradable. All materials of natural origin come from FSC® certified forests (Beiersdorf's FSC® license number is FSC® N003710).
• The electricity used in the production process comes from 100% renewable sources.
• All other emissions are offset, through certified reforestation projects.
• GREEN & PROTECT pads offer extremely strong adhesion while being water repellent and durable.
• The gauze pad does not stick to the wound and acts as a protective pad.
• Hansaplast pads block 99% of dirt and bacteria.
• With material that repels water and is durable.
• Skin compatibility is dermatologically approved.

Use:

1. 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 about 10 cm over the entire wound area. Repeat if necessary and then gently wipe the wound and the area of ​​skin around the wound. Important: In small wounds the bleeding stops soon. If bleeding continues, use additional gauze, continue applying pressure to the wound, and seek medical attention.
2. You can help the wound heal safely and quickly while reducing the risk of scarring. Use Hansaplast Wound Healing Cream regularly until the wound is completely healed. Carefully apply a thin layer once or twice a day. Make sure the tip of the tube does not come into contact with the wound. Repeat regularly until healing is complete. Hansaplast Wound Healing Cream can be used on open, small superficial wounds at any stage of the healing process.
3. Finally, it is important to protect the wound from external factors such as dirt and bacteria to allow unhindered healing. Cover the wound with the Hansaplast pad that best suits your needs. Monitor the wound and change the pad or gauze regularly, unless otherwise advised by your doctor. You may find this article on wound care know-how helpful.