quote:Originally posted by lpkayak: what ever works for mrsa?
Just google silver and bandages and you'll get a list. Both Curad and Band-Aid have their own brand so you can probably find them in your nearest walmart.
You can also make your own. although I've never heard of any studies on homemaid cs bandages they've worked well for me. ------------------------------------------------ Using Colloidal Silver to Make Your Own Silver Bandages
Using a true colloidal silver that contains most of its silver content in the form of silver nanoparticles, it is easy to make silver bandages at home. The bandage pad is simply soaked in the colloidal silver and allowed to dry. The nanoparticles of silver impregnate the bandage material and will provide anti microbial protection when the bandage is applied to a wound. On a smaller scale, a Band-Aid strip can be used by simply putting a few drops of colloidal silver on the pad. It can be allowed to dry and saved for later use, or it can be used while the colloidal silver is still wet on the pad. Likewise, larger wound dressing bandages can be applied while wet with colloidal silver. The colloidal silver will speed wound healing and reduce the amount of scarring.
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