JW Pharmaceutical Donates 1,800 Hydrocolloid Bandages to Korea Childcare Safety Mutual Aid Association
"We Hope Children Grow Up Healthy and Scar-Free"
JW Pharmaceutical announced on March 26 that it has donated 1,800 units of its wound care hydrocolloid bandage, "Hi-mom Burn The Premium," to the Korea Childcare Safety Mutual Aid Association to support emergency first aid for injuries and wounds among infants and young children.
The donated items will be distributed as part of the "Everyday Safety Education to Save Our Children" program run by the Korea Childcare Safety Mutual Aid Association. They will be provided as first aid kits to 1,800 parents of children attending daycare centers nationwide who have completed the safety education program.
"Hi-mom Burn The Premium" is a premium hydrocolloid bandage designed to immediately reduce heat sensation at the wound site, helping to minimize scarring. It is particularly suitable for initial emergency treatment of wounds in infants and young children with delicate skin.
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A representative from JW Pharmaceutical stated, "We hope that this donation will help reduce the impact of safety accidents occurring at daycare centers and at home, and will provide practical support so that children can grow up healthy and free from scars."
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