Safe First Aid for Minor Cuts and Scrapes
People living with diabetes often pay extra attention to their skin and minor injuries. This guide covers basic first aid only — the kind used for everyday minor cuts and scrapes. For anything deeper, more serious, or slow to improve, a healthcare professional should always be consulted.
Why First Aid Matters
Basic first aid helps keep minor cuts and scrapes protected and clean. Using a first aid antiseptic helps protect the wound and helps protect against infection.
Simple, Safe First Aid Steps for Minor Injuries
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Rinse gently with clean water.
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Apply a first aid antiseptic intended for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns.
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Add a clean bandage if needed.
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Monitor the area and seek medical care if it does not appear minor.
How NOxyDERM™ Supports Everyday First Aid
NOxyDERM™ is a first aid antiseptic foam for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. With benzalkonium chloride, it helps protect the wound and helps protect against infection.
The inclusion of nitric oxide provides cosmetic benefits — it may help reduce the appearance of scars and support healthier-looking skin.
For people managing diabetes, these cosmetic skin appearance benefits can be especially appealing as part of their everyday first aid.
A Helpful Part of Any First Aid Kit
Whether you're at home, traveling, or staying active, having a dependable first aid antiseptic helps make caring for small injuries simple and reassuring. NOxyDERM™ brings together wound protection and skin appearance support in an easy-to-use foam.
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