Wound irrigation solution for cleansing, moistening and decontamination of chronic skin wounds. Fields of Application: Rapid, effective cleansing and decontamination of wounds. For the removal of wound crusts consisting of necrotic tissue, pathogens, biofilm and fibrinous films. Suitable for difficult to access areas, such as fissures and wound pockets. Gentle moistening of wounds. Moistening of dressings and wound pads. Gentle removal of difficult to remove, caked dressings/wound pads. For combined use with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (V.A.C. Ulta). Features: excellent cleaning performance. Removes wound coating. Moistens wounds and creates an ideal environment for wound healing. Preserves moisture of dressings and wound coverings. Especially well tolerated by the skin and tissues. For repeated and long-term use. Product Profile: Moisturising property: Due to its low surface tension, octenilin wound irrigation solution has excellent moisturising properties and thus cleansing properties on tissue surfaces, even difficult to reach surfaces, such as fissures and wound pockets. Cleansing power to remove biofilms: Studies on the cleansing power against microorganisms in the biofilm revealed a good performance. In comparison to wound irrigation solutions such as Ringer or isotonic saline solutions commonly used in hospitals, octenilin wound irrigation solution shows a significantly better cleansing power and, therefore, a better reduction of pathogens. Tissue tolerability and biocompatibility: Non-irritating, non-sensitising, without tissue toxicity, no impairment of granulation and no impairment of epithelialisation. The tolerability of octenidine has been confirmed by clinical experience over many years in addition to clinical studies on chronic wounds. Instructions for use: Intensively irrigate and cleanse the wound with octenilin wound irrigation solution during each dressing change. octenilin wound irrigation solution can be warmed up to body temperature immediately before application. Dressings and wound coverings additionally soaked with octenilin wound irrigation solution can be used to solvate fibrin coverings. The application should be repeated until all coverings and necroses can be removed and the wound is visually clean. Rinsing afterwards with a different solution is generally not necessary. The wound can be further treated with octenilin wound gel as necessary. Best before 8 weeks after the first use. Product data: Ingredients: Aqua valde purificata, Glycerol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Octenidine HCl Original condition: Sterile, sealed. Stability at room temperature, see stability information. Use before: 8 weeks after first opening. The bottle must be closed after each use. Special advice: Use with caked dressings, i. e. dressings that are difficult to remove: If the wound dressing is difficult to remove, soaking it with octenilin Wound Irrigation Solution is recommended to facilitate the gentle removal of the dressing without traumatising the wound surface. Side effects: None observed. Contraindications: octenilin wound irrigation solution should not be used in patients with known or suspected allergy to one or more of the ingredients. If in doubt consult a physician. octenilin wound irrigation solution should not be used on hyaline cartilage, the eyes, ears, nose, urinary bladder and in the abdominal cavity. To prevent possible tissue injury, the product must not be injected or applied to tissues with pressure. Adequate drainage from wound cavities must be provided (e.g. for flexible drain tube). General safety instructions: Do not use for infusion or injection. Not for oral use. Only to be applied to the wound externally. Use only intact and undamaged packs. Protect the product against exposure to direct sunlight. To prevent the introduction of bacteria when using octenilin wound irrigation solution, ensure that the packaging does not come into contact with the wound. Medical device – Keep out of the reach of children. For More Information Click Below : Safety Data Sheet *This product image is only for reference.
