AeroAid Antiseptic First Aid Spray 50ml
AeroAid antiseptic spray is the quick first step after a minor cut, graze or scratch: pump it over the cleaned wound as an antiseptic, let it dry, then cover with a dressing. Because it is a spray there is no need to touch a tender graze, which makes it easier to use on children, knees and elbows and awkward spots such as the back of a hand. It also relieves the symptoms of insect bites and stings.
The active ingredient is melaleuca (tea tree) oil at 50mg/g, and the formula dries quickly without a greasy film. The 50ml bottle fits a glovebox, backpack or kit pocket and is the antiseptic spray supplied in Aero first aid kits, so it is the direct refill.
Sold as a single 50ml bottle with quantity pricing for workplaces and kit assemblers (48 bottles per carton).
Features
- Antiseptic for minor wounds: for minor cuts, abrasions and scratches, and to help minor skin wounds heal.
- Relieves bites and stings: eases the symptoms of insect bites and stings.
- Melaleuca oil 50mg/g: tea tree oil is the active ingredient, listed with the TGA (AUST L 200806).
- Touch-free pump: fine mist covers the area evenly without contact.
- Fast drying, non-greasy: sits comfortably under a dressing or clothing.
- Compact 50ml bottle: fits kit pockets, gloveboxes and day packs.
- Made in Australia: by Aero Healthcare.
How to use
- Rinse the wound with clean water or saline to remove dirt and grit, and pat the skin dry.
- Hold the bottle a few centimetres from the skin and spray to cover the affected area.
- Allow to dry, then cover with a suitable dressing if needed.
- Reapply when the dressing is changed, as directed on the label.
For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; if spray gets in the eyes, wash out immediately with water. Do not use on deep or puncture wounds, serious burns or large areas of broken skin, and seek medical advice if a wound is deep, will not stop bleeding or shows signs of infection. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Specifications
| Brand | AeroAid by Aero Healthcare |
| Product code | AAS50 |
| Size | 50ml pump spray; bottle 3.4 x 3.4 x 13.2cm, 70g |
| Key components | Active: melaleuca (tea tree) oil 50mg/g. Also contains ethanol and methyl hydroxybenzoate |
| Pack / quantity | Single bottle; 48 per carton |
| Shelf life / storage | Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place in the original container, sealed |
| Regulatory | AUST L 200806 (TGA listed medicine). Indications: antiseptic for minor cuts and abrasions; helps healing of minor skin wounds, cuts, scratches and abrasions; relieves symptoms of insect bites and stings |
| Barcode (GTIN) | 9341394004443 |
| Country of origin | Made in Australia |
| Weight | 70g |
| Documents | AUST L 200806 public summary (TGA); Safety data sheet (Aero Healthcare) |
FAQs
What is antiseptic spray used for? AeroAid is for minor cuts, abrasions and scratches, to help minor skin wounds heal, and to relieve the symptoms of insect bites and stings.
What is the active ingredient? Melaleuca (tea tree) oil at 50mg/g. The spray also contains ethanol and methyl hydroxybenzoate.
Do I clean the wound before spraying? Yes. Rinse dirt and grit away with clean water or saline first, then spray and cover.
Is an antiseptic spray the same as a wound-wash spray? No. A wound-wash or saline spray rinses dirt away. An antiseptic spray is applied after cleaning to help protect the wound.
Can I use it on a deep cut or a burn? No. It is for minor cuts, grazes and scratches. Get medical advice for deep wounds, puncture wounds and burns.
Related antiseptics and wound care
- Antiseptic Cream 25g – cream format for kits and home.
- Antiseptic Wipes for Wounds (Alcohol Free) – to clean the wound before spraying.
- Standard Fabric Strips – to cover the wound afterwards.
- Non-Adherent Dressing – for grazes too large for a strip.
- AeroBurn Burn Gel Spray 50ml – for burns rather than cuts.
