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A close-up of a person applying white ointment or cream to a large red scrape or burn on the back of their hand

Your skin is the body's largest organ, covering about 20 square feet in the average adult. That's one reason why proper skin care and wound care are so important.

A hand holding a brown plastic bottle with a white label that reads "3% hydrogen peroxide topical solution USP"

Hydrogen peroxide was first discovered in 1818 by French chemist Louis Jacques Thénard. More than 200 years later, it continues to be used in households around the world.

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The first commercial production of isopropyl alcohol took place in 1920, making it the first petroleum-derived chemical sold on a large scale.

A child wearing a striped shirt and shorts sitting on a wooden deck, showing a red scrape on their knee with a scooter lying nearby

Small cuts and scrapes trigger an amazing repair process. Your body begins working to heal minor wounds almost immediately after an injury occurs.

A close-up of a person's face holding a round white cotton pad against their cheek

Cotton has been used for personal care and hygiene purposes for thousands of years thanks to its soft texture and absorbent properties.

A close-up of a person wearing black gloves pressing a white gauze pad onto another person's forehead during a skincare or medical treatment

The average person sheds millions of skin cells every day. Fortunately, your body is constantly creating new ones to replace them.

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