Clean. Treat. Protect.

Scabs are a natural part of the body’s healing process when wounds are left uncovered.

Most of us are likely to experience acne blemishes at some point in our lives, so if you have them – you’re far from alone.

Our bodies’ natural healing processes usually spring into action whenever we get a cut, scrape, or minor injury.

First aid kits play a vital role in any home, dorm, workplace or school, in case of accidents or injuries.

Many of us have a story attached to a scar on our body.

Blisters can be a major annoyance, but the good news is they can also be easy to deal with when you know how! With the right knowledge, you can learn how to treat a blister – and even prevent them from happening in the first place.

Burns can happen very easily, especially in the home and workplace¹.

You’re on the road to recovery! While you’re healing from your surgery or stitches, plan on spending 10-20 minutes a day inspecting and caring for your incision.

One in every three babies in the United States is delivered by cesarean section—a surgical birth that requires an incision to the mother’s uterus and abdominal wall.

There are plenty of minor wounds that you may encounter aside from your everyday cuts and scrapes.

You’ve had an injury, and it’s been treated.

It’s true! Scientific studies show that cuts, scrapes, and burns heal quicker when covered versus uncovered.