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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Bepanthen® First Aid is specially formulated to protect wounds from infection.
Bepanthen® First Aid is effective for the treatment and prevention of infection in minor cuts and wounds. With its smooth consistency, you can apply it gently to damaged skin to help soothe and heal the skin.
Bepanthen® First Aid Cream works gently to avoid infection and has been formulated to moisturize the skin at the same time.
Bepanthen® First Aid is free from all colours and fragrances.
Supplement Details
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Key Benefits
Helps protect wounds from infection.
Helps soothe and heal the skin
Fragrance free
Helps soothe and heal the skin
Fragrance free
Ingredients
- Contains: Purified water, liquid paraffin, soft white paraffin, dexpanthenol, cetyl alcohol, wool fat (anhydrous lanolin), PEG 40 stearate, stearyl alcohol, chlorhexidine hydrochloride, pantolactone.
Instructions
If you or your child are injured, the best way to avoid infection is to immediately prevent germs from entering it. Here are some ways to keep a minor wound free from infection:
Wash your hands to help avoid infection.
Stop bleeding. Minor cuts and scrapes generally stop bleeding on their own. But if needed use a clean bandage to apply gently pressure and if possible elevate the wound until bleeding ceases.
Wash the affected area with clean, lukewarm or cold water.
Disinfect the wound with an antiseptic like, Bepanthen First Aid Cream.
For protection from germs, use plasters or dressings that don't stick to the wound.
See a doctor if you see signs of infection such as increased pain, pus, swelling, fever, etc or if it has been more than 5 years after the last tetanus shot.
Wash your hands to help avoid infection.
Stop bleeding. Minor cuts and scrapes generally stop bleeding on their own. But if needed use a clean bandage to apply gently pressure and if possible elevate the wound until bleeding ceases.
Wash the affected area with clean, lukewarm or cold water.
Disinfect the wound with an antiseptic like, Bepanthen First Aid Cream.
For protection from germs, use plasters or dressings that don't stick to the wound.
See a doctor if you see signs of infection such as increased pain, pus, swelling, fever, etc or if it has been more than 5 years after the last tetanus shot.
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