Spray Bandage

No, it does not stop bleeding. Bleeding must be stopped, by locally applied pressure, before spray application.

Spray Bandage is indicated for minor and superficial, dry and clean wounds only, not for bigger or even sutured wounds. For these cases we recommend to consult a physician.

Using a cotton ball is not recommended because the drying process starts immediately with the spraying process. It would not be possible to create a film layer on the wound. Eye, mouth or nose contact must be prevented.

No, the film does not provide a moist environment. It lets water pass through and is breathable.

Re-injury can be better prevented by regular adhesive bandages.

Mineral oil does not have any effect. Use isopropyl alcohol, even in case of skin irritation.

In the actual complaint statistics, we have a very few complaints recorded concerning skin irritation.

Breathing problems after spray application have never been reported. Nevertheless, the possibility of an allergic reaction should be evaluated by consulting an physician.