Instructions for use

1. Use a dressing which is large enough to secure a perfect seal. My-Skin provides immediate pain relief when used on areas subject to friction.

2. Ensure you clean and dry the skin before using My-Skin. Do not use on wounds with signs of infection.

3. Do not use in combination with creams or ointments, as the dressing may no longer stick to the skin or to the blister.

4. Gently remove the larger part of the protective layer which protect the adhesive.

5. Gently press the half-exposed part of the patch onto the blister or onto the area to protect. Take care, not to touch the adhesive side of the patch. Remove the remaining part of the protective paper.

6. Rub the My-Skin dressing quite firmly onto the skin or blister, ensuring a perfect smoothening of the borders of the dressing.

7: To get the best result: use My-Skin until the skin is fully repaired. My-Skin is breathable, skin- friendly and can be removed without pain; only a single hair will stick onto the adhesive. In case of a hairy skin, shaving in advance is recommended.

Remark: In case of heavy sweating or moist skin, ensure your skin is dry and clean; My-Skin does not secure a proper adherence when used on moist skin. My-Skin can be repositioned; in case My-Skin is not applied properly or if My-Skin doesn’t properly seal off the protected area anymore, My-Skin can be removed without any pain and can be reapplied. The soft silicone adhesive of My-Skin secures a painless dressing change.

Frequency of change

My-Skin can be left in place for several days depending on the condition of the wound. If used as protective layer on a skin at risk to limit the consequences of shearing forces, it is recommended to change the dressing once a week. Removal of the dressing is painless and does not harm the underlying skin.