Pac-Kit 13-600 First Aid/Burn Cream, 0.9 gm Packet (Box of 60)

I picked up a hot pan straight out of the oven no gloves. Thought for sure my hands would bubble up based off of proper experience. My initial pain was a 9. After running my hands under cool water 20 minutes I applied this cream liberally. Everytime I felt more pain I applied more cream. I wrapped my hands with a loose sterile bandage and then would reapply the cream of I felt more pain. I went through maybe 20 packs over the course of 3 hours. Its the morning now and I have no blisters. My hands are a bit sensitive but overall I can use them. I am just astonished that they did not blister which is often a miserable experience. Gonna restock now! THANK YOU! ✌️

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These are perfect for Scouts' first aid kits! You go camping and someone's going to get burned. It's usually my pyromaniac son, but now all of our Scouts have them!!

I bought this item on 8/27/18. Today as I write this, it is 1/16/21. I bought this for the inevitable time in the future that it would be needed, which occurred for the first time two days ago for me. I was pulling a pan out of the oven, and managed to bump my arm into the top of the oven. It was not a very large burn, but it sure did hurt. I continued cooking in pain for several minutes before I remembered that I had purchased this burn cream a while back.I pulled out a packet of this cream and rubbed it over the burn, and it was instantaneous relief. I applied it thick and just left it to dry on it's own. It literally quit hurting immediately, and it has not hurt the first time since that night. This stuff is amazing.

I work in commercial plumbing/pipe fitting and have used these on multiple occasions. They are in all of our first aid kits.I got this box for home due to you new wood stove.This topical burn cream give instantaneous cooling and soothing affect to 1st and 2nd degree burns. In my experience it helps prevent the skin from blistering too bad And speeds up recovery. All burns vary.. your experience may be different.I've used it after accidentally brushing against a pipe I've recently brazed that was cherry red moments before. Leaving burns the size of a silver dollar.I love the stuff. I keep a couple packets in my wallet, truck, van, rv, camping bags, etc. But then I get burned on an almost monthly basis.

I work in a kitchen, where minor burns are inevitable. Every now and then, someone grabs a pan, or grazes the oven, or tries to be a hero and winds up with a burn on their hand or arm. Nothing serious, but painful nonetheless. Before now, we would just put butter on it and call it a day. These little packets are vital to a restaurant's first-aid kit; they help numb the burn and keep it from getting infected. Lidocaine is significantly better than butter, and single-use packets are perfect in this scenario. I got them in September 2015 and they expire May 2018. There are 60 packets: I don't expect 60 people to get burned in three years, but there is enough to take a few packets home if you need them, and enough to add to my first-aid kit at home.

My husband got a pretty large burn on his ankle. This product definitely made it look better but it was still slow to heal so we switched to Medihoney and that did the trick. The packets are very convenient to carry and I think this would be better for cuts and scrapes. Still a good product and we will definitely keep them in our first aid kit.

Without thinking, I grabbed my as-hot-as-it-could-get curling iron by the metal part to roll up the cord and burned the heck out of my hand. It hurt so bad I thought I might pass out (then again, I have a really low pain tolerance). I ran my hand under some cold water and applied four packets of this stuff. Pain was almost completely gone within about ten minutes. An hour later, there’s zero pain and my hand doesn’t have a mark on it. Yeah, I’d say this stuff is pretty great.