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The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
The comprehensive guide to wound product selection
Antibacterial gel containing 40% medical-grade honey, medical-grade hypoallergenic lanolin (Medilan), propylene glycol, PEG 4000 and vitamins C and E. Designed for patients with sensitivity to honey (has a reduced honey content). Single-patient multi-use.
Superficial and acute wounds such as cuts, abrasions and donor sites. Superficial and partial-thickness burns (first and second degree). Chronic wounds such as pressure ulcers, venous and arterial leg ulcers, and diabetic foot ulcers. Fungating wounds (to help deodorise and debride). Colonised acute wounds and (postoperative) surgical wounds.
None known, to date. As a precaution, do not use on patients who are sensitive to the product or any of its components.
Viscose net dressing coated with 100% manuka honey and manuka oil (ratio of 99% honey to 1% oil)
100% medical-grade manuka honey
Knitted viscose mesh impregnated with 100% manuka honey
Hydroactive, low-adherent, antibacterial honey-containing dressing with an adhesive film border. This sterile, semipermeable dressing contains 30% honey, as well as an acrylic polymer gel and water, and a polyurethane film backing. The honey-hydrogel pad rehydrates dry tissue and absorbs low levels of exudate.
Hydroactive, low-adherent, honey-containing dressing. Sterile, semipermeable dressing contains 30% honey, acrylic polymer gel and water, with polyurethane film backing. Honey-hydrogel pad donates moisture to rehydrate dry tissue and absorbs low to moderate levels of exudate.
Antibacterial ointment with 48% medical-grade honey, containing medical-grade hypoallergenic lanolin (Medilan), sunflower oil, cod liver oil, Calendula officinalis, Aloe barbadensis, vitamins C and E, and zinc oxide. Single-patient multi-use.
