I had purchased Burn Fix because my daughter is a barista and occasionally get severe hot water burns. The product works excellent for burn relief. It does leave wrinkled skin but is effective. For burns my preference is derma-gel hydrogel pads by Medline. Burn Fix pads are foam with the treatment infused. Derma-gel pads are a solid gel pad and actually far superior for burn treatment. However, they are also much more expensive.

Unbelievable but I had to use it on my fingers within a week of getting it. A small burn (2nd degree with blistering). I sprayed the burn with lidocaine first and the relief was quick but wore off quickly too. Put this on as soon as the lidocaine was wearing off and while the lidocaine gave immediate short acting relief, once this kicked in the relief was almost complete as well as longlasting. Good product and I'll buy more for the house and car.

I purchased these burn care treatment packs. It sure is nice knowing that I have them around though. I opened one of the packs just for this review as you can see in my video and one thing that I noticed that surprised me is there's hardly any smell which is nice since Tea Tree is usually pretty strong. The pad itself is white 4" x 4" with a spongy texture and lot of *for lack of better word* GOO inside.

Self-inflicted- I was burned worse than ever (& I'm 67.) My right leg calf, my right forearm, and mostly the back of my right hand and fingers were exposed to a gasoline induced flame that I instantly knew caused damage. After putting the fire (me) out, I rushed to the shower to get cold water to stop further skin damage. In severe pain, I went to my first-aid kit and applied BurnJel to the most painful back of my hand. This helped very little and then I remember in the cabinet I had something else- it was Burn-FIX. (I keep a very well stocked kit.)

There is enough burn gel on the 4x4 inch pad that you can re-use it all day, as needed. Just reseal back in its pack or put it in a plastic sandwich size Ziploc bag that's what my buddy did.I would recommend this product as it works fast to relieve your burn. The Burn Fix burn pad is so large it could be cut up for smaller burns, and used sparingly. I now keep one pack in my backpack, one in my camping tote and one at home.

Burn-Fix is just such a product. I had just recently added Burn-Fix to each of my first-aid bags when my son accidently put his hand on a hot burner of our black cooktop. It does have indicator lights to show the burners are hot, but, in the midst of preparing a meal, he wasn't paying close attention. His fingers and palm were burned red and were very painful as you might imagine. I had a cold pack close at hand, so I gave him that to hold while I got the nearest bag. I tore open a Burn-Fix package and placed the thick, moist pad on his hand. He said the relief was immediate.