Actilite Manuka Honing Non Adhesive Viscose Netverband 10 x 10 cm Advancis Veterinary 1 piece

Product information for Advancis Veterinary Actilite Manuka Honing Non Adhesive Viscose Netverband 10 x 10 cm: Application of Advancis Veterinary Actilite Manuka Honing Non Adhesive Viscose Netverband 10 x 10 cm: Actilite is a lightweight viscose net dressing coated with antibacterial Manuka honey and Manuka oil. This wound dressing is designed to protect, promote healing, and allow exudate (wound fluid) to pass through. The antibacterial effect of Actilite is enhanced by combining concentrated Manuka oil with Manuka honey. This combination of Manuka honey and Manuka oil has been proven in vitro effective against several major wound-infecting organisms such as MRSA, VRE, and Providentia stuartii.Composition of Advancis Veterinary Actilite Manuka Honing Non Adhesive Viscose Netverband 10 x 10 cm: Viscose net bandage coated with 99% Manuka Honey and 1% Manuka Oil.Usage of Advancis Veterinary Actilite Manuka Honing Non Adhesive Viscose Netverband 10 x 10 cm: Apply Actilite to the wound bed. The dressing can be placed side by side to cover large wound areas or cut to size with sharp scissors. Depending on the wound bed and the level of exudate (wound fluid), the secondary dressing can be a wound film or a bandage. Actilite can also be applied under Negative Pressure Therapy (NPT) or as a primary layer to reduce the bacterial burden. Actilite is a lightweight, non-adherent, non-sticky dressing ideal for infection prevention.IndicationsActilite contains a combination of Manuka honey and Manuka oil and is best suited for granulating wounds or wounds with epithelial tissue. Actilite provides antibacterial protection while creating an ideal moist wound environment. Actilite can be applied to any wound but is particularly suitable for: cuts, ulcers, surgical wounds, burns, graft sites, and infected wounds.ContraindicationsAlthough honey is not absorbed into the bloodstream, we recommend monitoring glucose levels in diabetic patients. Some discomfort may occur when applying honey. This depends on the sensitivity of the wound and can be alleviated with the appropriate level of analgesia. The initial discomfort generally subsides on its own. If discomfort persists, discontinue the application of honey and rinse the wound with saline solution.