Wound care begins with the actual wound. If you have a minor cut on your finger or a larger scrape, it will take more than one bandage strip to treat the wound. If your wound is too small for a 3-inch-by-1-inch bandage, you may need something bigger (like a square 4-inchx4-4 inches). You should choose the larger size when you can’t decide between the two. This will ensure that the adhesive won’t irritate your cut or burn. Before removing the strips, make sure the Band-Aid fits over the burn or cut.
Bandages are not just made in different sizes. Companies also take into account the wound. Consider the healing conditions of the wound when choosing a dressing. The Band-Aid brand offers a variety of products. The hydrocolloid technique Preventing superficial scrapes and cuts from scarring over will allow wounds to heal quicker and leave less scarring. Bandages that contain antibiotics can be used to treat wounds caused by dirty conditions. The bandages contain an antibiotic ointment.
Selecting the right bandage for the type and size of your wound can help promote healing faster and ensure a good fit. Bandages may not adhere to every part of the body, and so you should also consider bandages that are suitable for other areas.