Frequently asked questions about URGO Burns, Superficial Wounds, Sterile Dressing?
What are the contraindications to the use of URGO Burns, Superficial Wounds, Sterile Dressing?
Do not use in case of deep second-degree burns, third-degree burns, or burns to the face. In these cases, prior medical consultation is mandatory.
What precautions should be followed when using URGO Burns, Superficial Wounds, Sterile Dressing?
Reserved for the treatment of localized wounds no larger than a compress. For extensive burns, it is advisable that the compress extends well beyond the wound to allow for the absorption of exudate. If you do not see any improvement in healing after 6 days, consult your doctor. For any burn in children, ask your pharmacist for advice. If you notice clinical signs of local infection (redness spreading to unbroken skin, pain, etc.), foreign bodies in the wound, significant bleeding, a bite, or a puncture wound from a sharp and/or contaminated object, consult your pharmacist or doctor. The URGO Burns and Superficial Wounds dressing should be used immediately after opening the sachet and stored away from heat and light.
Warning :
Reusing a single-use product can cause a risk of infection.
What are the formats of URGO Burns, Superficial Wounds, Sterile Dressings?
URGO Burns, Superficial Wounds, Sterile Dressing is available in 2 sizes:
- Box of 6 small dressings (dressing: 5 x 7 cm / tulle: 2.7 x 4.5 cm)
- Box of 4 large dressings (dressing: 10 x 7 cm / tulle: 7.3 x 4.5 cm)
The dressings are packaged in individual sterile sachets.