A liquid spray for wounds is especially useful in the summer, when children and adults get abrasions and scratches during summer activities. Riding a bicycle or working in a summer house, playing in a playground or just spending time on a picnic, you always risk getting a cut or minor injury. This risk is especially increased for young children who constantly tear off their knees, palms and chin noses while exploring the world.
A quickly treat a scratch or abrasion will help the wound spray, which will create a “breathing” film on the skin surface and have a disinfecting effect in the affected area within 60 seconds after application. With this spray, it is good to carry out primary and primary delayed antiseptic treatment of small wounds, cuts, abrasions, insect bites, as well as thermal and sunburn.
A liquid spray for wounds has so many advantages:
- convenient application, in which it is not necessary to touch the affected area of the skin (which is especially appreciated by young children);
- spray glue does not leave marks on clothes and skin, in contrast to the usual greens, iodine and various fatty creams;
- the product is usually contained in small convenient bottles that can be taken with you anywhere;
- before applying the spray, the wound does not need to be washed with water, if this is not possible;
- most wound sprays kill a lot of harmful microbes, including streptococci, staphylococci, various types of fungi.
How to use liquid spray for wounds
As a rule, the product is applied to the affected area of the skin at a distance of 10-15 cm. At the same time, a protective film forms on the wound , which prevents dangerous bacteria from getting onto soft tissues. Be sure to let the spray dry to avoid sterility problems. Typically, such funds can be applied to the wound an unlimited number of times a day, if there is such a need. The activity of therapeutic substances is maintained even if there is blood or pus in the damaged area.
A liquid spray for wounds is an indispensable assistant in a medicine cabinet for every family due to its convenience and ease of use. By the way, the disinfecting substances in the composition of such sprays are usually more active than iodine and brilliant green stuffed with sore eyes.
The most popular wound sprays presented in pharmacies have similar properties, and you can choose any option you like. For example, the ambulance spray, which contains natural extracts of bisabolol, arnica and calendula, as well as tea tree essential oil, d-panthenol and chlorhexidine.
There is also an excellent Dettol liquid spray, presented by a well-known European brand in the field of hand hygiene and antiseptic processing. The active substance is benzalkonium chloride, which affects many types of bacteria and fungi. Spray is not recommended for children under 3 years of age, as well as for people with individual intolerance to the components.
Ask your pharmacist at the pharmacy and find the right wound spray for you so that he is always with you to protect you and your children.