Burns & Wound Care

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About Burns & Wound Care

Burns and wounds range from kitchen scalds to cuts and scrapes. Cooling, cleaning and covering are the first steps, while larger injuries need a doctor.

Common signs and symptoms

  • Pain and redness
  • Blisters
  • Bleeding cuts
  • Weeping wounds

Medicines and products you will find here

  • Antiseptic solutions
  • Silver sulfadiazine cream
  • Sterile gauze and bandages
  • Healing and scar gels

When to see a doctor

  • The burn is large or deep
  • It involves the face, hands or genitals
  • A cut will not stop bleeding
  • The wound looks infected

Frequently asked questions

How long should I cool a burn?

About 20 minutes under cool running water.

When should I get a tetanus shot?

If the wound is dirty or your last booster was over five to ten years ago.

This information is for general awareness and is not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult a doctor or pharmacist before starting, changing or stopping any medicine.

About Burns & Wound Care

First-aid and healing products for minor burns, cuts, scrapes and scars. Find antiseptics, burn creams, dressings and wound-care ointments.