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Treating Minor Scrapes

Most minor scrapes can successfully be treated at home. If it is a small scrape, easily cleaned out, the bleeding stops by itself and you have had 3 or more doses of the tetanus vaccine, with the last vaccine within the last 5 years.^1,2,3 following some simple steps and using Dermoplast® can help you heal.

First Aid Antibacterial Spray Helps Skin Heal:

Formulated with a maximum strength pain reliever, an antiseptic to help prevent infection, and ingredients to moisturize the skin as it heals. The Dermoplast no-touch application offers:

Kills 99% of Germs to Prevent Infection
With maximum OTC pain reliever benzocaine, to numb pain and itching
Aloe and other ingredients to moisturize the skin
Safe and effective for children ages 2 and older

Dermoplast® for However Minor Scrapes Happen

From Sports
From Bike Riding
From Outdoor Activities

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HOW TO TREAT A SCRAPE

STOP THE BLEEDING

by applying gentle pressure with a clean bandage or cloth. Also consider raising the injured area, if possible, to help slow the flow of blood³.

CLEAN THE WOUND

thoroughly as soon as possible, to reduce the chance of infection and scarring.¹. To prevent infection, clean out any dirt and debris by using sterilized tweezers or flushing the scrape out with lots of cool, clean water³. Gently pat dry with a clean gauze pad⁴

HELP THE SKIN HEAL

once the wound is clean. Applying petroleum jelly or an antibacterial ointment can help add to the healing process by keeping the scrape moist.³ Using Dermoplast provides pain relief, ingredients to keep the skin moisturized, and an antiseptic agent that helps prevent infection. Use as directed.^1,3

COVER THE SCRAPE

with a bandage to promote healing by keeping the wound clean and helping prevent re-injury.³ Make sure to see a doctor if you see signs of infection, such as redness, worsening pain, drainage or swelling.

Be aware, a scrape may continue to ooze small amounts of blood. Be sure to keep an eye on the scrape during the healing process and check with a doctor if any of the following signs of infection occur: redness, worsening, pain, drainage or swelling.^3,4