Everyday Cuts
Cutting your finger while cooking, paper cuts, nicking your skin while shaving, a cut from broken glass, and DIY project mishaps
Treatment, Healing,and Recovery for Cuts
Proper cleaning and keeping wounds hydrated and covered are important steps in caring for minor wounds. Rinse with clean water, gently remove any debris, and cover with a clean bandage.
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Help Heal Your Skin, No Matter the Injury
Different injuries affect the skin in different ways. A cut is usually a shallow break in the skin caused by a sharp object. Unlike a cut, a laceration often has jagged or irregular edges and may extend deeper into the tissue beneath the skin.
Lacerations
Impact injuries, outdoor trail falls, bicycle or scooter accident, and tool mishaps
Lacerations are often deeper, may have jagged edges, and can require medical evaluation. PowerHeal® bandages are intended for minor cuts and scrapes.
Lacerations are often deeper, may have jagged edges, and can require medical evaluation. PowerHeal® bandages are intended for minor cuts and scrapes.
How to choose the bandage that is right for you
Product
Product
Wound Size
Sensitive Skin
Adhesive
Number of Bandages
Price
2.3 in × 3.5 in Adhesive
5
1 in × 2 in
$29.00
4 in × 4 in Adhesive
4
1.5 in × 1.5 in
$37.00
6 in × 6 in Adhesive
3
3.5 in × 3.5 in
$42.00
2 in × 2 in Nonadhesive
4
1.5 in × 1.5 in
$20.00
4 in × 4 in Nonadhesive
3
4 in × 4 in
$25.00
Q&A
How do I choose the right bandage?
Choose a bandage that covers the entire wound, stays securely in place, keeps the wound clean and protected, and maintains a moist healing environment. Visit our Product Comparison page and complete the survey to find the best PowerHeal bandage for you.
How do I change PowerHeal® bandages
As your wound heals, it is normal for drainage to decrease over time. If your bandage becomes saturated, dirty, or loose, replace it with a new one. If you notice heavy drainage, increasing redness, swelling, warmth, or other signs of infection, contact a healthcare professional.
