Care LeaveTM Healing PowerTM "Waterproof Type"
Waterproof film that
shuts out water
Transparent film, so it's
hardly noticeable
Transparent and unobtrusive waterproof tape
Uses a transparent special processing film with a thickness of 0.03mm. The matte finish provides a non-reflective surface, making it unobtrusive and ensuring a natural feel when applied. Perfect for any occasion, especially when going out.
Water-resistant and gentle on skin with a low-irritation adhesive
Utilizes a proprietary low-irritation adhesive for skin-friendliness and resistance to peeling.
Moist Healing (Moisture Therapy) promotes faster and cleaner wound healing.
Wound healing occurs through the action of the transparent liquid that comes from the wound edge = "body fluid (exudate)." The "Healing PowerTM" series uses a special material called hydrocolloid in "Moist PadTM" to tightly seal the wound edge, absorbing and retaining the exudate. This creates a moist environment suitable for healing and promotes the regeneration of the skin.
Prevents scabbing and alleviates pain.
Moist PadTM acts as a substitute for a scab and prevents the wound from drying out, thus avoiding scabbing and promoting smooth healing of the skin. It helps minimize scars and alleviates pain.
Did you know? The "body fluid" that comes from the wound edge
has the power to heal wounds.
When you get hurt, body fluid seeps from the wound edge, containing factors that promote healing. Utilizing the action of this body fluid to heal wounds quickly is known as "Moist Healing (Moisture Therapy)."
- By preventing the wound edge from drying out, a sufficient amount of body fluid is retained, maintaining a moist environment.
- Healing factors become active, regenerating the epidermis and speeding up the healing process.
Moist Healing
A new perspective in wound care that has gained attention and become more widely adopted in recent years. It refers to healing wounds without forming scabs, known as "Moist Healing" (Moisture Therapy). Since it was proposed by Dr. Winter in the UK in 1962, research has progressed, and it is now widely implemented in medical settings.
The traditional method of healing wounds by forming scabs
was known as "Dry Healing."
- When the wound edge contacts the air, body fluid dries up, and cells die, leading to the formation of a scab that covers the wound edge.
- With only a small amount of body fluid remaining under the scab, the healing ability is insufficient, resulting in slower healing.
Shape
Available in a range from medium size to extra-large size to cover wounds of various sizes.
How to Use
Before Applying
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Oh no! A wound! -
Immediately wash the wound with clean tap water
※ Use clean water for washing -
After washing, pat dry!
※ Do not use antiseptics, disinfectants, or creams simultaneously -
Select a pad size larger than the wound -
Let’s apply it!
When Applying
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Peel off the center paper -
Apply to the wound edge -
Peel off the remaining paper -
Ensure adhesion -
For elbows and knees, apply while bending slightly
Extra Large M Size / L Size
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Wash the wound edge thoroughly with tap water and pat dry. -
Carefully peel off the release paper to avoid contaminating the pad. -
Place the pad on the wound edge and press down firmly on the adhesive part. -
Slowly peel off from the central removal tab labeled "pull here last" in the direction of the arrow. -
For elbows, apply with the joint bent at an angle of 15° to 25° without stretching the tape. -
For knees, apply with the joint bent at an angle of 35° to 45° without stretching the tape.
After Application
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After a while, the Moist PadTM will gel and swell to a white appearance
※ The body fluid (exudate) that seeps from the wound will be absorbed and retained by the Moist PadTM.
When Removing or Replacing
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Peel off slowly along the direction of hair growth to avoid damaging the skin. -
Remove every 2 to 3 days to observe the wound. After observation, apply a new product. When applying a new product, make sure to wash the wound edge with tap water as much as possible.
※ Ensure that there are no symptoms indicating infection.
