BURNFREE Sterile Burn Dressings are designed for first aid use on all types of burn injuries. The dressings are constructed of a special, soft, open-cell foam saturated with the BURNFREE solution.
A complete range of burn care products with superior benefits: • Dissipates heat on contact • Cools the burn site, relieves pain, calms the burn victim, helps stop the burn progression • Covers the burn, helps to prevent contamination, begins the healing process • Does not evaporate, cools through transference of the heat into the gel system • Portable, easy to use, completely water soluble • Meets ANSI standard for water- based burn treatment When medical assistance is not immediately available, using BURNFREE dressings, along with a gauze covering for further protection, helps the burn area to remain moist for many hours. Utilizing this system also provides physical protection to the burn against further damage and contamination. The smaller BURNFREE dressings are ideal for hands and fingers. The larger dressings are large enough to receive and treat a foot, arm, or leg. BURNFREE dressings can be used in the following way: Remove the dressing from the package and apply directly to the wound. Secure lightly. BURNFREE Sterile Burn Dressings can be used to reduce the pain and trauma of wounds from fires, flames, scalds, chemical, and electrical injuries. However, with chemical burns, the wound must be thoroughly irrigated, and neutralized, before using the gel. With electrical burns, the current must be turned off before using the gel since the BURNFREE solution is water-based and conducts electricity.
BURNFREE Sterile Burn Dressings are designed for first aid use on all types of burn injuries. The dressings are constructed of a special, soft, open-cell foam saturated with the BURNFREE solution.
A complete range of burn care products with superior benefits: • Dissipates heat on contact • Cools the burn site, relieves pain, calms the burn victim, helps stop the burn progression • Covers the burn, helps to prevent contamination, begins the healing process • Does not evaporate, cools through transference of the heat into the gel system • Portable, easy to use, completely water soluble • Meets ANSI standard for water- based burn treatment When medical assistance is not immediately available, using BURNFREE dressings, along with a gauze covering for further protection, helps the burn area to remain moist for many hours. Utilizing this system also provides physical protection to the burn against further damage and contamination. The smaller BURNFREE dressings are ideal for hands and fingers. The larger dressings are large enough to receive and treat a foot, arm, or leg. BURNFREE dressings can be used in the following way: Remove the dressing from the package and apply directly to the wound. Secure lightly. BURNFREE Sterile Burn Dressings can be used to reduce the pain and trauma of wounds from fires, flames, scalds, chemical, and electrical injuries. However, with chemical burns, the wound must be thoroughly irrigated, and neutralized, before using the gel. With electrical burns, the current must be turned off before using the gel since the BURNFREE solution is water-based and conducts electricity.
Technical information
• BURNFREE is a highly viscous gel that effectively stays on a burn injury rather than running off the wound as water would. It is easily absorbed into the matrix of the wool fire blanket and the open celled foam used in the sterile dressings, to cool the injury effectively. It is 95% water based and is 100% water soluble, which means it rinses off completely from a burn injury for any further examination and treatment.
• BURNFREE contains no drugs. It is classified as a Medical Device by the U.S. FDA and by the European Community. It also carries the "CE" mark as required in Europe. BURNFREE carries trace amounts of a natural extract called Melaleuca Alternafolia, or Tea Tree Oil. This extract is considered in many countries to have natural anti-germicidal features, which help to prevent infection and promote healing • BURNFREE contains anti-evaporative, thickening and preservative agents to maintain the gels viscosity and efficacy • BURNFREE Dressings are sterile and utilize a foam pad that holds the gel and keeps it in place at the wound site. • BURNFREE blankets utilize a worsted wool blanket soaked in the gel that designed to hold 12 times it weight in gel and can be used both for rescue and escape as well as first aid. They meet the same specifications under ANSI standards as a traditional Fire Blanket, while still being considered a medical device for first aid on burns. • BURNFREE Blankets, sterile dressings and sterile single dose packettes all utilize the same advanced gel formulation without the use of drugs.
• All BURNFREE products have expiration dates to insure product quality and efficacy. Some of the products are required to have dates printed on them under FDA regulations, while others don't require them to be printed. As a general rule, products that carry a date will exhibit that date on the label affixed while products without a date stamped carry a 5 year expiry date from the date of manufacture. Fire Blanket, Sterile Dressings, and unitized single dose have five year shelf lives. Topical creams and ointments which have active ingredients have 3 year dating. Items such as waterless hand sanitizers do not require shelf life indications.
• BURNFREE is a highly viscous gel that effectively stays on a burn injury rather than running off the wound as water would. It is easily absorbed into the matrix of the wool fire blanket and the open celled foam used in the sterile dressings, to cool the injury effectively. It is 95% water based and is 100% water soluble, which means it rinses off completely from a burn injury for any further examination and treatment.
• BURNFREE contains no drugs. It is classified as a Medical Device by the U.S. FDA and by the European Community. It also carries the "CE" mark as required in Europe. BURNFREE carries trace amounts of a natural extract called Melaleuca Alternafolia, or Tea Tree Oil. This extract is considered in many countries to have natural anti-germicidal features, which help to prevent infection and promote healing • BURNFREE contains anti-evaporative, thickening and preservative agents to maintain the gels viscosity and efficacy • BURNFREE Dressings are sterile and utilize a foam pad that holds the gel and keeps it in place at the wound site. • BURNFREE blankets utilize a worsted wool blanket soaked in the gel that designed to hold 12 times it weight in gel and can be used both for rescue and escape as well as first aid. They meet the same specifications under ANSI standards as a traditional Fire Blanket, while still being considered a medical device for first aid on burns. • BURNFREE Blankets, sterile dressings and sterile single dose packettes all utilize the same advanced gel formulation without the use of drugs.
• All BURNFREE products have expiration dates to insure product quality and efficacy. Some of the products are required to have dates printed on them under FDA regulations, while others don't require them to be printed. As a general rule, products that carry a date will exhibit that date on the label affixed while products without a date stamped carry a 5 year expiry date from the date of manufacture. Fire Blanket, Sterile Dressings, and unitized single dose have five year shelf lives. Topical creams and ointments which have active ingredients have 3 year dating. Items such as waterless hand sanitizers do not require shelf life indications.
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