Many minor or superficial wounds can be treated at home with just a few supplies you can get from a pharmacy, meaning you won’t need to visit your GP or an A&E. One of the most important supplies you will need is a dressing to protect your wound and help it heal. A dressing is covering to place over the wound and the one best suited for you will depend on the type of injury you have.
Wound Dressing
If you need advice on wound care or dressing, our team can guide you through the best options for healing. Book a consultation today to ensure your wound is treated properly for faster recovery.
Product We Advice
Mepore (Absorbant Adhesive Dressing)
Duoderm Extra Thin (Hydrocolloid Dressing)
Mepore Ultra (Waterproof Absorbant Adhesive Dressing)
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HARMINDER ‘HARMY’ KAUR
BSc(hons) Pharmacy
GPhC Number: 2061107
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GURDEV SEHMI
BSc Pharm, MRPharmS, Independent Prescriber, Superintendent Pharmacist, Clinical Lead
GPhC Number: 2050925
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Read more »Whilst sometimes alarming, cuts and abrasions are a normal part of everyday life. Most minor wounds do not require medical treatment and can be dressed and treated at home. If a more serious injury needs medication or care, you may need to dress it whilst you wait for help. In both cases, it is important to dress a wound carefully and correctly to prevent further injury.
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