Burn Gel Dressing
Hydrogel burn dressings that cool the burn, ease pain and protect the area until medical help arrives
Kitchens, laboratories, workshops and fire teams need burn care that works before an ambulance arrives. We list hydrogel burn dressings from a 5 × 5 cm pad to a 40 × 60 cm sheet, a facial burn mask, branded Burnshield dressings, single-use burn gel sachets, a 50 ml burn spray and sterile burn sheets.
Match the dressing sizes to the burns your risk assessment expects, and check expiry dates when restocking. We quote gel weight, sterile packing and expiry for every size.
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Hydrogel burn dressings that cool the burn, ease pain and protect the area until medical help arrives
Burnshield sterile trauma hydrogel dressing, 20 × 20 cm (8" × 8"), made of open-cell foam soaked in a tea tree oil hydrogel
Single-use 3.5 g burn gel sachets for minor burns and scalds
A large sterile burn sheet (60" × 96") for covering extensive burns and keeping the casualty clean during transport
A gel burn dressing shaped as a face mask, 30 × 40 cm with 360 g of gel, for facial burns in fire, kitchen and industrial emergency kits
A 50 ml burn spray for cooling minor burns without touching the wound, useful for kitchens and sites where burns are frequent
| Product | Best for | Ask us to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Burn Gel DressingFA-0120 | Small burns to hands and fingers in kitchens and workshops | Gel weight, sterile packing, expiry |
| Burn Dressing Face Mask, 30 × 40 cmFA-0121 | Facial burns in fire and industrial kits | Cut-outs, expiry |
| Burnshield Burngel Dressing, 20 × 20 cmFA-0122 | Teams that prefer a recognised branded dressing | Pack quantity, expiry |
| Sterile Burn Sheet, 60 × 96 inFA-0125 | Covering extensive burns during transport | Material, packing |
Not sure which item fits? Ask our sales team or read the equipment buying guide.
Shelf life depends on the manufacturer and is printed on each pack. We confirm the expiry date of the stock we supply in the quotation.
Follow your first aid training and current first aid guidance. Burn dressings are a first aid aid, not a substitute for medical treatment of serious burns.