First Aid Spray, Analgesic & Antiseptic Wound Care, 2.75 oz

Terrific for "owwies". Clean wound with Betadyne (or some other anti-bacterial cleaner meant for wounds) first; spray with this product; cover the area with bandage. Specifically, I use it for my dog's interdigital cysts, and I cover his foot with a small sock held on by a velcro strip. I don't leave his foot covered for long - only enough to get him away from the habit of chewing on his foot. The spray helps to calm the burn and itch, so that he can relax and sleep and heal.

As a medical person, I look at this as the perfect treatment for those concrete skin abrasions. It kills microbe and numbs injured area at the same time.. Is that easy enough to put an island dressing over the wound of the appropriate size. No pain no infection happy child.

this spray is a classic, it heals burns and open wounds really fast. glad that it was available on Amazon.

I hope they never run out of these cans. Put One in the bathroom , kitchen when I burn myself, and one in bedroom for mosquito bites/,scrapes. Great disinfects kill anything that will get infected on my cut feet. The spray works (button on cap always works perfectly)

Great

I used this after childbirth 40 years ago and it is still the best first aide spray!!

I recommended it because it is instant relief 😁. I would buy another for my husband's work truck, happy with my purchase 😊

I picked up this first aid spray to keep in my bag for minor cuts and scrapes, and it's definitely convenient for on-the-go use. The spray nozzle makes it easy to apply without needing to touch the injury, which is a plus when you're out and about. It also dries quickly and doesn’t leave a sticky residue, so it doesn’t feel uncomfortable on your skin. That said, I wouldn’t rely on this as a full replacement for traditional first aid treatments. While it works for smaller injuries, it doesn’t have the same soothing or healing power as an ointment or cream, especially for larger wounds. I’d say it’s a good quick fix for minor cuts or abrasions, but if you need something for more serious injuries, you'll still need something more effective. Overall, it’s a handy addition to a travel or emergency kit, but I’d suggest using it in conjunction with other first aid supplies for better results.