| 5 star (175) | 96% | |
| 4 star (3) | 2% | |
| 3 star (1) | 1% | |
| 1 star (4) | 2% |
Lauren (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania/united States Of America) on 10/22/2011: 
Danielle R (Liverpool, England) on 10/22/2011:
Lacie (Miranda, Nsw, Australia) on 10/21/2011:
With two young girls, I was concerned about how I was going to manage with a burnt hand. The pain was really bad, I put it in cold water but taking it out brought on sharp stinging pains. I just wanted to ease the pain and found this site.
So I wrapped my fingers with Al foil and then sticky taped the outside to keep the foil in place.
Yes, at first the pain was excruciating. Felt like I had put a cyan pepper patch on it, the heat was painful. Then the pain subsided, and is now bearable.
I believe the foil acts to conduct heat away from the burn area but it also compresses the area to reduce the body's reaction to a burn, particularly in reducing the blistering. There are scientific papers regarding this treatment.
Either way, I am so glad I found this site and would recommend this remedy to anyone who has had a 2nd degree burn. Do remember to seek medical advice if you don't feel any pain at all, and also if it really concerns you.
Annette (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/17/2011:
I admit I was skeptical about the alfoil remedy, but I wrapped up each finger individually in foil, and then my palm, and the pain intensified. The pads of my fingers were throbbing. I kept reading all the comments about the foil, and thought, "just be patient; it will get better". ANd indeed it did. After about 20 mins the pain huad subsided substantially. I kept pressing the foil on my fingers which seemed to draw more heat out.
I went to bed with the foil still on, and a pair of cotton gloves to hold it in place. This morning I had 3 small blisters on my fingers, but no pain. I am amazed, as normally that type of burn would cause quite a bit of damage.
Thanks so much to everyone for the great advice - I am passing this on to all my friends with children.
Megan (Harrisburg, Pa, Us) on 10/02/2011:
Sagirl (Lindford, Hampshire, England) on 10/03/2011:
Jess (Melbourne, Victoria, Austrilia ) on 09/27/2011:
Dmakepiece (Philadelphia, Pa) on 09/12/2011: 
Emmzie (Monticello, Mn Us) on 09/08/2011:
Debbie (Mesa, Az) on 09/07/2011:
Todd Jacques (San Diego, Ca) on 09/03/2011:
Hayy12 (Sunshine Coast, Australia) on 08/31/2011:
Then I come on here and put aluminium foil on it for 5minutes and the pain has gone, not completly but enough to bare with, thanks guys can finally get some sleep
Michelle (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/28/2011:
Molly (Richmond, Texas) on 08/17/2011:
Kiwigurl (Wellington, New Zealand) on 08/16/2011:
Gg (Sacramento, Ca) on 08/15/2011:
Caroline (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/02/2011:
Reddollie (Elgin, Oregon) on 07/30/2011:
Mariela (Mainz, Germany) on 07/29/2011:
Jodes (Brisbane, Australia) on 07/24/2011:
Stephanie (Arnold, Missouri) on 07/20/2011:
Relieved!!! (Huntsville, Alabama Usa) on 07/17/2011:
Rose33090 (Atlanta, Ga) on 07/12/2011:
I read this blog and tried the foil, shiny side to burn, wrapped each finger individually and still had to put back into water, but after maybe 15 minutes, did not need to add any more ice. The pain lessened greatly over the next 2 hours. After about 4 hours, there was no pain. Took fingers out of water and removed foil. I had no more blisters and no more pain. It's been 4 days and other than my fingers feeling like very dry skin (and if you knew where the blisters were you can see the outlines), I have not had any problems. This blog was a real saver.
Debbie (Burlington, Ontario) on 07/08/2011:
Christina (Elk Grove, Ca) on 07/05/2011:
Torrey (Warwick, Ri) on 06/20/2011:
Melanyh (Houston, Tx, Us) on 06/18/2011:
Jb83 (Btown, Iowa) on 06/14/2011:
Linda (Trinidad) on 06/09/2011:
Carjacks (Mcdonough, Ga) on 06/03/2011:
Finally I found this website and decided to try the foil. It hurt really badly for about 5-7 minutes. The pain would come in waves and it felt like my hand was cooking. After that, the pain began to subside. The blistering stopped and there was very little pain. It does work.
| 5 star (175) | 96% | |
| 4 star (3) | 2% | |
| 3 star (1) | 1% | |
| 1 star (4) | 2% |
Lauren (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania/united States Of America) on 10/22/2011:
Danielle R (Liverpool, England) on 10/22/2011:
Lacie (Miranda, Nsw, Australia) on 10/21/2011:
With two young girls, I was concerned about how I was going to manage with a burnt hand. The pain was really bad, I put it in cold water but taking it out brought on sharp stinging pains. I just wanted to ease the pain and found this site.
So I wrapped my fingers with Al foil and then sticky taped the outside to keep the foil in place.
Yes, at first the pain was excruciating. Felt like I had put a cyan pepper patch on it, the heat was painful. Then the pain subsided, and is now bearable.
I believe the foil acts to conduct heat away from the burn area but it also compresses the area to reduce the body's reaction to a burn, particularly in reducing the blistering. There are scientific papers regarding this treatment.
Either way, I am so glad I found this site and would recommend this remedy to anyone who has had a 2nd degree burn. Do remember to seek medical advice if you don't feel any pain at all, and also if it really concerns you.
Annette (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/17/2011:
I admit I was skeptical about the alfoil remedy, but I wrapped up each finger individually in foil, and then my palm, and the pain intensified. The pads of my fingers were throbbing. I kept reading all the comments about the foil, and thought, "just be patient; it will get better". ANd indeed it did. After about 20 mins the pain huad subsided substantially. I kept pressing the foil on my fingers which seemed to draw more heat out.
I went to bed with the foil still on, and a pair of cotton gloves to hold it in place. This morning I had 3 small blisters on my fingers, but no pain. I am amazed, as normally that type of burn would cause quite a bit of damage.
Thanks so much to everyone for the great advice - I am passing this on to all my friends with children.
Megan (Harrisburg, Pa, Us) on 10/02/2011:
Sagirl (Lindford, Hampshire, England) on 10/03/2011:
Jess (Melbourne, Victoria, Austrilia ) on 09/27/2011:
Dmakepiece (Philadelphia, Pa) on 09/12/2011:
Emmzie (Monticello, Mn Us) on 09/08/2011:
Debbie (Mesa, Az) on 09/07/2011:
Todd Jacques (San Diego, Ca) on 09/03/2011:
Hayy12 (Sunshine Coast, Australia) on 08/31/2011:
Then I come on here and put aluminium foil on it for 5minutes and the pain has gone, not completly but enough to bare with, thanks guys can finally get some sleep
Michelle (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/28/2011:
Molly (Richmond, Texas) on 08/17/2011:
Kiwigurl (Wellington, New Zealand) on 08/16/2011:
Gg (Sacramento, Ca) on 08/15/2011:
Caroline (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/02/2011:
Reddollie (Elgin, Oregon) on 07/30/2011:
Mariela (Mainz, Germany) on 07/29/2011:
Jodes (Brisbane, Australia) on 07/24/2011:
Stephanie (Arnold, Missouri) on 07/20/2011:
Relieved!!! (Huntsville, Alabama Usa) on 07/17/2011:
Rose33090 (Atlanta, Ga) on 07/12/2011:
I read this blog and tried the foil, shiny side to burn, wrapped each finger individually and still had to put back into water, but after maybe 15 minutes, did not need to add any more ice. The pain lessened greatly over the next 2 hours. After about 4 hours, there was no pain. Took fingers out of water and removed foil. I had no more blisters and no more pain. It's been 4 days and other than my fingers feeling like very dry skin (and if you knew where the blisters were you can see the outlines), I have not had any problems. This blog was a real saver.
Debbie (Burlington, Ontario) on 07/08/2011:
Christina (Elk Grove, Ca) on 07/05/2011:
Torrey (Warwick, Ri) on 06/20/2011:
Melanyh (Houston, Tx, Us) on 06/18/2011:
Jb83 (Btown, Iowa) on 06/14/2011:
Linda (Trinidad) on 06/09/2011:
Carjacks (Mcdonough, Ga) on 06/03/2011:
Finally I found this website and decided to try the foil. It hurt really badly for about 5-7 minutes. The pain would come in waves and it felt like my hand was cooking. After that, the pain began to subside. The blistering stopped and there was very little pain. It does work.
Lauren (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania/united States Of America) on 10/22/2011:
Danielle R (Liverpool, England) on 10/22/2011:
Lacie (Miranda, Nsw, Australia) on 10/21/2011:
With two young girls, I was concerned about how I was going to manage with a burnt hand. The pain was really bad, I put it in cold water but taking it out brought on sharp stinging pains. I just wanted to ease the pain and found this site.
So I wrapped my fingers with Al foil and then sticky taped the outside to keep the foil in place.
Yes, at first the pain was excruciating. Felt like I had put a cyan pepper patch on it, the heat was painful. Then the pain subsided, and is now bearable.
I believe the foil acts to conduct heat away from the burn area but it also compresses the area to reduce the body's reaction to a burn, particularly in reducing the blistering. There are scientific papers regarding this treatment.
Either way, I am so glad I found this site and would recommend this remedy to anyone who has had a 2nd degree burn. Do remember to seek medical advice if you don't feel any pain at all, and also if it really concerns you.
Annette (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/17/2011:
I admit I was skeptical about the alfoil remedy, but I wrapped up each finger individually in foil, and then my palm, and the pain intensified. The pads of my fingers were throbbing. I kept reading all the comments about the foil, and thought, "just be patient; it will get better". ANd indeed it did. After about 20 mins the pain huad subsided substantially. I kept pressing the foil on my fingers which seemed to draw more heat out.
I went to bed with the foil still on, and a pair of cotton gloves to hold it in place. This morning I had 3 small blisters on my fingers, but no pain. I am amazed, as normally that type of burn would cause quite a bit of damage.
Thanks so much to everyone for the great advice - I am passing this on to all my friends with children.
Megan (Harrisburg, Pa, Us) on 10/02/2011:
Sagirl (Lindford, Hampshire, England) on 10/03/2011:
Jess (Melbourne, Victoria, Austrilia ) on 09/27/2011:
Dmakepiece (Philadelphia, Pa) on 09/12/2011:
Emmzie (Monticello, Mn Us) on 09/08/2011:
Debbie (Mesa, Az) on 09/07/2011:
Todd Jacques (San Diego, Ca) on 09/03/2011:
Hayy12 (Sunshine Coast, Australia) on 08/31/2011:
Then I come on here and put aluminium foil on it for 5minutes and the pain has gone, not completly but enough to bare with, thanks guys can finally get some sleep
Michelle (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/28/2011:
Molly (Richmond, Texas) on 08/17/2011:
Kiwigurl (Wellington, New Zealand) on 08/16/2011:
Gg (Sacramento, Ca) on 08/15/2011:
Caroline (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/02/2011:
Reddollie (Elgin, Oregon) on 07/30/2011:
Mariela (Mainz, Germany) on 07/29/2011:
Jodes (Brisbane, Australia) on 07/24/2011:
Stephanie (Arnold, Missouri) on 07/20/2011:
Relieved!!! (Huntsville, Alabama Usa) on 07/17/2011:
Rose33090 (Atlanta, Ga) on 07/12/2011:
I read this blog and tried the foil, shiny side to burn, wrapped each finger individually and still had to put back into water, but after maybe 15 minutes, did not need to add any more ice. The pain lessened greatly over the next 2 hours. After about 4 hours, there was no pain. Took fingers out of water and removed foil. I had no more blisters and no more pain. It's been 4 days and other than my fingers feeling like very dry skin (and if you knew where the blisters were you can see the outlines), I have not had any problems. This blog was a real saver.
Debbie (Burlington, Ontario) on 07/08/2011:
Christina (Elk Grove, Ca) on 07/05/2011:
Torrey (Warwick, Ri) on 06/20/2011:
Melanyh (Houston, Tx, Us) on 06/18/2011:
Jb83 (Btown, Iowa) on 06/14/2011:
Linda (Trinidad) on 06/09/2011:
Carjacks (Mcdonough, Ga) on 06/03/2011:
Finally I found this website and decided to try the foil. It hurt really badly for about 5-7 minutes. The pain would come in waves and it felt like my hand was cooking. After that, the pain began to subside. The blistering stopped and there was very little pain. It does work.
| 5 star (175) | 96% | |
| 4 star (3) | 2% | |
| 3 star (1) | 1% | |
| 1 star (4) | 2% |
Lauren (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania/united States Of America) on 10/22/2011:
Danielle R (Liverpool, England) on 10/22/2011:
Lacie (Miranda, Nsw, Australia) on 10/21/2011:
With two young girls, I was concerned about how I was going to manage with a burnt hand. The pain was really bad, I put it in cold water but taking it out brought on sharp stinging pains. I just wanted to ease the pain and found this site.
So I wrapped my fingers with Al foil and then sticky taped the outside to keep the foil in place.
Yes, at first the pain was excruciating. Felt like I had put a cyan pepper patch on it, the heat was painful. Then the pain subsided, and is now bearable.
I believe the foil acts to conduct heat away from the burn area but it also compresses the area to reduce the body's reaction to a burn, particularly in reducing the blistering. There are scientific papers regarding this treatment.
Either way, I am so glad I found this site and would recommend this remedy to anyone who has had a 2nd degree burn. Do remember to seek medical advice if you don't feel any pain at all, and also if it really concerns you.
Annette (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/17/2011:
I admit I was skeptical about the alfoil remedy, but I wrapped up each finger individually in foil, and then my palm, and the pain intensified. The pads of my fingers were throbbing. I kept reading all the comments about the foil, and thought, "just be patient; it will get better". ANd indeed it did. After about 20 mins the pain huad subsided substantially. I kept pressing the foil on my fingers which seemed to draw more heat out.
I went to bed with the foil still on, and a pair of cotton gloves to hold it in place. This morning I had 3 small blisters on my fingers, but no pain. I am amazed, as normally that type of burn would cause quite a bit of damage.
Thanks so much to everyone for the great advice - I am passing this on to all my friends with children.
Megan (Harrisburg, Pa, Us) on 10/02/2011:
Sagirl (Lindford, Hampshire, England) on 10/03/2011:
Jess (Melbourne, Victoria, Austrilia ) on 09/27/2011:
Dmakepiece (Philadelphia, Pa) on 09/12/2011:
Emmzie (Monticello, Mn Us) on 09/08/2011:
Debbie (Mesa, Az) on 09/07/2011:
Todd Jacques (San Diego, Ca) on 09/03/2011:
Hayy12 (Sunshine Coast, Australia) on 08/31/2011:
Then I come on here and put aluminium foil on it for 5minutes and the pain has gone, not completly but enough to bare with, thanks guys can finally get some sleep
Michelle (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/28/2011:
Molly (Richmond, Texas) on 08/17/2011:
Kiwigurl (Wellington, New Zealand) on 08/16/2011:
Gg (Sacramento, Ca) on 08/15/2011:
Caroline (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/02/2011:
Reddollie (Elgin, Oregon) on 07/30/2011:
Mariela (Mainz, Germany) on 07/29/2011:
Jodes (Brisbane, Australia) on 07/24/2011:
Stephanie (Arnold, Missouri) on 07/20/2011:
Relieved!!! (Huntsville, Alabama Usa) on 07/17/2011:
Rose33090 (Atlanta, Ga) on 07/12/2011:
I read this blog and tried the foil, shiny side to burn, wrapped each finger individually and still had to put back into water, but after maybe 15 minutes, did not need to add any more ice. The pain lessened greatly over the next 2 hours. After about 4 hours, there was no pain. Took fingers out of water and removed foil. I had no more blisters and no more pain. It's been 4 days and other than my fingers feeling like very dry skin (and if you knew where the blisters were you can see the outlines), I have not had any problems. This blog was a real saver.
Debbie (Burlington, Ontario) on 07/08/2011:
Christina (Elk Grove, Ca) on 07/05/2011:
Torrey (Warwick, Ri) on 06/20/2011:
Melanyh (Houston, Tx, Us) on 06/18/2011:
Jb83 (Btown, Iowa) on 06/14/2011:
Linda (Trinidad) on 06/09/2011:
Carjacks (Mcdonough, Ga) on 06/03/2011:
Finally I found this website and decided to try the foil. It hurt really badly for about 5-7 minutes. The pain would come in waves and it felt like my hand was cooking. After that, the pain began to subside. The blistering stopped and there was very little pain. It does work.
Lauren (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania/united States Of America) on 10/22/2011:
Danielle R (Liverpool, England) on 10/22/2011:
Lacie (Miranda, Nsw, Australia) on 10/21/2011:
With two young girls, I was concerned about how I was going to manage with a burnt hand. The pain was really bad, I put it in cold water but taking it out brought on sharp stinging pains. I just wanted to ease the pain and found this site.
So I wrapped my fingers with Al foil and then sticky taped the outside to keep the foil in place.
Yes, at first the pain was excruciating. Felt like I had put a cyan pepper patch on it, the heat was painful. Then the pain subsided, and is now bearable.
I believe the foil acts to conduct heat away from the burn area but it also compresses the area to reduce the body's reaction to a burn, particularly in reducing the blistering. There are scientific papers regarding this treatment.
Either way, I am so glad I found this site and would recommend this remedy to anyone who has had a 2nd degree burn. Do remember to seek medical advice if you don't feel any pain at all, and also if it really concerns you.
Annette (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/17/2011:
I admit I was skeptical about the alfoil remedy, but I wrapped up each finger individually in foil, and then my palm, and the pain intensified. The pads of my fingers were throbbing. I kept reading all the comments about the foil, and thought, "just be patient; it will get better". ANd indeed it did. After about 20 mins the pain huad subsided substantially. I kept pressing the foil on my fingers which seemed to draw more heat out.
I went to bed with the foil still on, and a pair of cotton gloves to hold it in place. This morning I had 3 small blisters on my fingers, but no pain. I am amazed, as normally that type of burn would cause quite a bit of damage.
Thanks so much to everyone for the great advice - I am passing this on to all my friends with children.
Megan (Harrisburg, Pa, Us) on 10/02/2011:
Sagirl (Lindford, Hampshire, England) on 10/03/2011:
Jess (Melbourne, Victoria, Austrilia ) on 09/27/2011:
Dmakepiece (Philadelphia, Pa) on 09/12/2011:
Emmzie (Monticello, Mn Us) on 09/08/2011:
Debbie (Mesa, Az) on 09/07/2011:
Todd Jacques (San Diego, Ca) on 09/03/2011:
Hayy12 (Sunshine Coast, Australia) on 08/31/2011:
Then I come on here and put aluminium foil on it for 5minutes and the pain has gone, not completly but enough to bare with, thanks guys can finally get some sleep
Michelle (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/28/2011:
Molly (Richmond, Texas) on 08/17/2011:
Kiwigurl (Wellington, New Zealand) on 08/16/2011:
Gg (Sacramento, Ca) on 08/15/2011:
Caroline (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/02/2011:
Reddollie (Elgin, Oregon) on 07/30/2011:
Mariela (Mainz, Germany) on 07/29/2011:
Jodes (Brisbane, Australia) on 07/24/2011:
Stephanie (Arnold, Missouri) on 07/20/2011:
Relieved!!! (Huntsville, Alabama Usa) on 07/17/2011:
Rose33090 (Atlanta, Ga) on 07/12/2011:
I read this blog and tried the foil, shiny side to burn, wrapped each finger individually and still had to put back into water, but after maybe 15 minutes, did not need to add any more ice. The pain lessened greatly over the next 2 hours. After about 4 hours, there was no pain. Took fingers out of water and removed foil. I had no more blisters and no more pain. It's been 4 days and other than my fingers feeling like very dry skin (and if you knew where the blisters were you can see the outlines), I have not had any problems. This blog was a real saver.
Debbie (Burlington, Ontario) on 07/08/2011:
Christina (Elk Grove, Ca) on 07/05/2011:
Torrey (Warwick, Ri) on 06/20/2011:
Melanyh (Houston, Tx, Us) on 06/18/2011:
Jb83 (Btown, Iowa) on 06/14/2011:
Linda (Trinidad) on 06/09/2011:
Carjacks (Mcdonough, Ga) on 06/03/2011:
Finally I found this website and decided to try the foil. It hurt really badly for about 5-7 minutes. The pain would come in waves and it felt like my hand was cooking. After that, the pain began to subside. The blistering stopped and there was very little pain. It does work.
Lauren (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania/united States Of America) on 10/22/2011:
Danielle R (Liverpool, England) on 10/22/2011:
Lacie (Miranda, Nsw, Australia) on 10/21/2011:
With two young girls, I was concerned about how I was going to manage with a burnt hand. The pain was really bad, I put it in cold water but taking it out brought on sharp stinging pains. I just wanted to ease the pain and found this site.
So I wrapped my fingers with Al foil and then sticky taped the outside to keep the foil in place.
Yes, at first the pain was excruciating. Felt like I had put a cyan pepper patch on it, the heat was painful. Then the pain subsided, and is now bearable.
I believe the foil acts to conduct heat away from the burn area but it also compresses the area to reduce the body's reaction to a burn, particularly in reducing the blistering. There are scientific papers regarding this treatment.
Either way, I am so glad I found this site and would recommend this remedy to anyone who has had a 2nd degree burn. Do remember to seek medical advice if you don't feel any pain at all, and also if it really concerns you.
Annette (Bangkok, Thailand) on 10/17/2011:
I admit I was skeptical about the alfoil remedy, but I wrapped up each finger individually in foil, and then my palm, and the pain intensified. The pads of my fingers were throbbing. I kept reading all the comments about the foil, and thought, "just be patient; it will get better". ANd indeed it did. After about 20 mins the pain huad subsided substantially. I kept pressing the foil on my fingers which seemed to draw more heat out.
I went to bed with the foil still on, and a pair of cotton gloves to hold it in place. This morning I had 3 small blisters on my fingers, but no pain. I am amazed, as normally that type of burn would cause quite a bit of damage.
Thanks so much to everyone for the great advice - I am passing this on to all my friends with children.
Megan (Harrisburg, Pa, Us) on 10/02/2011:
Sagirl (Lindford, Hampshire, England) on 10/03/2011:
Jess (Melbourne, Victoria, Austrilia ) on 09/27/2011:
Dmakepiece (Philadelphia, Pa) on 09/12/2011:
Emmzie (Monticello, Mn Us) on 09/08/2011:
Debbie (Mesa, Az) on 09/07/2011:
Todd Jacques (San Diego, Ca) on 09/03/2011:
Hayy12 (Sunshine Coast, Australia) on 08/31/2011:
Then I come on here and put aluminium foil on it for 5minutes and the pain has gone, not completly but enough to bare with, thanks guys can finally get some sleep
Michelle (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/28/2011:
Molly (Richmond, Texas) on 08/17/2011:
Kiwigurl (Wellington, New Zealand) on 08/16/2011:
Gg (Sacramento, Ca) on 08/15/2011:
Caroline (Charlotte, Nc) on 08/02/2011:
Reddollie (Elgin, Oregon) on 07/30/2011:
Mariela (Mainz, Germany) on 07/29/2011:
Jodes (Brisbane, Australia) on 07/24/2011:
Stephanie (Arnold, Missouri) on 07/20/2011:
Relieved!!! (Huntsville, Alabama Usa) on 07/17/2011:
Rose33090 (Atlanta, Ga) on 07/12/2011:
I read this blog and tried the foil, shiny side to burn, wrapped each finger individually and still had to put back into water, but after maybe 15 minutes, did not need to add any more ice. The pain lessened greatly over the next 2 hours. After about 4 hours, there was no pain. Took fingers out of water and removed foil. I had no more blisters and no more pain. It's been 4 days and other than my fingers feeling like very dry skin (and if you knew where the blisters were you can see the outlines), I have not had any problems. This blog was a real saver.
Debbie (Burlington, Ontario) on 07/08/2011:
Christina (Elk Grove, Ca) on 07/05/2011:
Torrey (Warwick, Ri) on 06/20/2011:
Melanyh (Houston, Tx, Us) on 06/18/2011:
Jb83 (Btown, Iowa) on 06/14/2011:
Linda (Trinidad) on 06/09/2011:
Carjacks (Mcdonough, Ga) on 06/03/2011:
Finally I found this website and decided to try the foil. It hurt really badly for about 5-7 minutes. The pain would come in waves and it felt like my hand was cooking. After that, the pain began to subside. The blistering stopped and there was very little pain. It does work.
