Burn Gel Spray

The primary objective of emergency burn care is to halt the "cooking" process of the skin. Our Burn Gel Spray is specifically engineered to dissipate heat as soon as it is applied. Unlike standard water, which can run off the skin quickly, this gel uses a specialized thickener system-including silicone oil emulsion and E-INSPIRE 343-to maintain prolonged contact with the wound.

• Water-Soluble Formula: Composed of purified water, it mimics the cooling effects of water but with a high-viscosity profile.
• Deep Tissue Protection: Immediate application helps prevent heat from progressing into deeper layers of the dermis.
• Sustained Relief: The gel is designed to maintain a consistent cooling effect on the area while significantly relieving pain.

While a Burn Gel Spray is excellent for quick coverage, the bottled format provides distinct clinical benefits for high-risk environments:

1. Controlled Application: The bottled gel is thick and cohesive, allowing for a more precise and substantial "layering" effect on the burn site compared to a light mist.
2. Extended Contact Time: For effective treatment, the gel should remain in contact with the wound for at least 30 minutes. The bottled version allows you to apply a generous amount that stays in place.
3. Versatility in Quantity: Available in 59ml and 118ml bottles, it provides enough volume to treat larger burn areas or multiple sites in a single emergency.
4. Ease of Removal: Despite its thickness, the gel is fully soluble and can be easily rinsed off with sterile water or saline when medical attention is reached.

Whether you are utilizing a Burn Gel Spray or our bottled solution, following the correct protocol is essential for patient safety.

For Heat and Sunburns

• Application: Apply a generous layer of the burn gel across the site.
• Duration: Allow the dressing to stay in contact for at least 30 minutes to ensure full heat dissipation.
• Security: If the patient needs to be moved, secure the gel with a conforming bandage, ensuring no excess pressure is applied.

For Chemical Burns

• Initial Cleansing: If the burn was caused by liquid chemicals, wash with cold water for 15-20 minutes first. For powder chemicals, brush off the powder before washing.
• Gel Treatment: Once the chemical is cleared, follow the same 30-minute gel application as with heat burns.

We provide standardized bottled configurations designed for integration into hospital supply chains and industrial first-aid kits: