Burn Treatments
Once you've cooled your wound, you might consider applying a burn treatment—meant to temporarily ease pain and prevent infection. If blisters form, don't touch them! It's all part of the healing process. Also see adhesive bandages.
| Product Name | Percent of Pharmacists' Votes |
|---|---|
| Neosporin |
43%
|
| Dermoplast |
16%
|
| Polysporin |
11%
|
| A+D Original Ointment |
9%
|
| Bactine |
6%
|
| First Degree |
5%
|
| Foille |
5%
|
| Betadine |
2%
|
| Other |
2%
|
See Other First Aid Products
Sunburn Relief
When fun in the sun leaves its painful mark, relief is just a squirt away. Many over-the-counter products, like those listed below, contain aloe...
Topical Antibiotics/ Antiseptics
Building your first aid kit? Don't forget topical antibiotic/antiseptics. Perfect for small wounds like cuts and scrapes, these products prevent...
Adhesive Bandages
Have a minor cut or scrape? Cover it up. Adhesive bandages prevent infection by keeping out pesky bacteria, and they protect wounds from further...
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