When you are dealing with wounds that require extra care, the recovery process can sometimes be difficult. An unsettled wound environment or unwanted odours can cause discomfort in your daily routine. Advancis Activon Manuka gauze dressing offers natural and scientifically sound support to optimise the wound environment and promote the natural recovery process.
- Promotes a moist wound environment, which is essential for smooth and natural wound healing.
- Eliminates unpleasant odours directly at the source without simply masking them.
- Supports the cleaning of the wound through the osmotic effect, where harmful tissue is effectively drawn away.
- Provides antibacterial protection through the use of 100% medicinal Manuka honey.
How it works
This knitted viscose gauze dressing is infused with 100% medicinal Manuka honey from New Zealand. The honey is filtered and sterilised for safe use on the skin. The high sugar concentration creates an osmotic effect that helps with debriding (cleaning) the wound and removing slough. This creates the ideal conditions for tissue repair, while the natural anti-inflammatory properties of honey support calm in the wound area.
Composition
| Material | Knitted viscose gauze dressing |
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| Active component | 100% medicinal Manuka honey |
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| Dimensions | 5 x 5 cm |
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| Quantity | 1 Piece |
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Ingredients
Knitted viscose gauze impregnated with 100% Manuka Honey.
Use & Dosage
Remove the cap, apply generously to the wound bed to a minimum depth of 5mm and cover with a secondary dressing. Activon Tube is for single patient use; use within four days after opening. Use Activon Tube in combination with Algivon for debriding and removing slough. For wounds with a high level of exudate, a super-absorbent dressing can be used to manage the exudate.
Safety & Disclaimer
Although honey is not absorbed into the bloodstream, we advise monitoring glucose levels in diabetic patients. Do not use if the patient is allergic to bee venom. Some discomfort may occur when applying the honey. This depends on the sensitivity of the wound and can be remedied with the appropriate level of analgesia. The initial discomfort generally subsides on its own. If the discomfort persists, the application of honey should be discontinued and the wound should then be rinsed with a saline solution. Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use.
