The Cold Compress Band-Aid Treats the Pain of Small Scrapes and Cuts
Amelia Roblin — October 1, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: yankodesign
The Cold Compress Band-Aid was designed to supplement the protection of injuries, helping the sufferer to shed some discomfort. This clever bandage seals the site of a small wound, but it also produces the gentle effect of reducing any pain.
In addition to acting as a barrier against contamination and subsequent infection, the puffed up plaster is a cooling agent. Like a miniature ice pack, the concept product contains H2O and NH4NO3 that combine to produce a chilling effect. Once you've stuck it onto your skin, simply press down on the snowflake-branded bandage and the chemical reaction will begin. Any redness, soreness, throbbing and inflammation that results from a particular cut or bruise would be instantly alleviated locally. This ingenious item was designed by Lu-Yao Xiong, Yi-Fei Lee, Li-Cheng Zheng and Wen-Qi Cao.
In addition to acting as a barrier against contamination and subsequent infection, the puffed up plaster is a cooling agent. Like a miniature ice pack, the concept product contains H2O and NH4NO3 that combine to produce a chilling effect. Once you've stuck it onto your skin, simply press down on the snowflake-branded bandage and the chemical reaction will begin. Any redness, soreness, throbbing and inflammation that results from a particular cut or bruise would be instantly alleviated locally. This ingenious item was designed by Lu-Yao Xiong, Yi-Fei Lee, Li-Cheng Zheng and Wen-Qi Cao.
Trend Themes
1. Adhesive Cooling Bandages - The development of advanced adhesive cooling bandages to provide relief and reduce pain from small wounds and injuries.
2. Medical Wearables - Incorporating technology into bandages and other medical wearables to provide specific treatments and therapies.
3. Personalized First Aid Kits - Creating personalized first aid kits that include specialized bandages and treatments based on individual needs.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry could integrate advanced bandages and wearables into treatment plans for patients.
2. Consumer Goods - Consumer goods companies could develop and manufacture personalized first aid kits containing specialized bandages and treatments.
3. Pharmaceuticals - Pharmaceutical companies could explore the development of advanced bandages with targeted drug delivery to provide specific treatments for injuries.
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