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Burn dressings

Burn care supplies come in two forms: gel in a sachet or bottle, and gel dressings in sizes from palm-sized up to large sheets for the thigh and torso.

Burn gel and gel dressings from Snøgg Burnshield, Mundicare Burnaid, Roosin Burncare and Cederroth. Small pocket sachets for carried kits, spray bottles and large dressings for the vehicle, the workshop and the shooting range.

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Burn gel Roosin Burncare — 3,5 g gelRoosin
€5,95
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Burn dressing Roosin Burncare — 10x10 cm 40g gelRoosin
€5,95
In stock

Burnaid Burn gel spray bottle 50 mlMundicare
€9,95
1 left

Snögg Burnshield Burn gel 3,5 gSnögg
€2,95
In stock

Snögg Burnshield Burn dressing 60 x 40 cmSnögg
€60,95
Available

Snögg Burnshield Burn dressing 20 x 20 cmSnögg
€34,95
2 left

Cederroth Burn dressing 74 x 45 mm 10 stCederroth
€17,95
2 left

Cederroth Burn dressing 10 x 10 cm 2 stCederroth
€11,95
3 left

Cederroth Burn gel 100 mlCederroth
€24,95
4 left

Burnaid Burn gel 3,5 gMundicare
€1,95
Temporarily out of stock

Snögg Burnshield Burn gel 125mlSnögg
€28,95
Temporarily out of stock

Snögg Burnshield Burn dressing 10 x 10 cmSnögg
€23,95
Temporarily out of stock

Gel or gel dressing

Gel in a sachet or bottle takes up little space and fits in a carried kit. Burnshield, Burnaid and Roosin come in single-dose sachets of 3.5 grams, and as a bottle or spray of 50–125 ml for larger areas and for restocking.

Gel dressings are a sheet soaked in the same gel. They are laid over the injured area in one piece instead of being applied by hand, which makes them easier to use with gloves on and in poor light. The sizes follow the body part:

  • 74 × 45 mm — fingers and small areas.
  • 10 × 10 cm — palm, forearm, face.
  • 20 × 20 cm — larger area on the arm, shoulder or thigh.
  • 60 × 40 cm — torso, back and injuries spanning several body parts.

Where the material belongs

Burns are one of the more common injuries in workplaces involving heat, engines, welding and hot surfaces — and in the field, where cooking, fuel and fires are handled. A small pocket-sized format in the personal kit plus a larger sheet in the vehicle bag covers most situations.

The packages are sealed and carry a shelf-life marking. Check them when the station is restocked; a sachet that has been opened or has dried out should be replaced. The material tolerates storage in vehicles and storerooms, but check that the packaging is intact — it is the seal that keeps the gel in the sheet.

Related categories

After the acute phase, dressings and swabs are used to cover the injury. With large burn areas, hypothermia is a risk — rescue blankets are under hypothermia. Other medical equipment: trauma and bleeding control. The whole category: wound care and dressings.

Frequently asked questions about burn dressings

What is the difference between burn gel and gel dressings?

The gel comes in a sachet or bottle and is applied by hand, which suits small areas and takes up minimal space in a kit. The gel dressing is a sheet already soaked in gel and is laid over the area in one piece — easier to handle with gloves and on larger injuries.

Which size should I have in my medical bag?

A single-dose sachet of gel and a 10 × 10 cm gel dressing cover the most common cases: hands, forearms and face. Vehicles and workplaces with a real fire risk should also have a larger format, 20 × 20 cm or a 60 × 40 cm sheet.

How long does the material last?

The packages are sealed and marked with an expiry date. An unopened sachet or sheet lasts several years under normal storage, but a package that is damaged, opened or where the gel has dried out should be replaced regardless of the date. Check at every restock of the station.

Do you have supplies for larger organisations?

Yes. The range comes in several formats and brands, and the larger sheets are intended for vehicles, industrial premises and organisations with their own emergency preparedness. If you need to stock several stations or put together a recurring arrangement, feel free to get in touch before placing your order.

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