Schülke Octenisept wound gel 20 ml

• optimally moisturizes wounds
• promotes the healing process
• forms a protective layer against germs
• does not burn when applied

application areas
octenisept® Gel is used for acute skin injuries such as abrasions, cuts and minor burns (e.g. sunburn). In order for wounds to heal optimally, they should be supplied with sufficient moisture. For the healing process, the skin cells must be able to divide. This is best possible in a moist wound environment. In addition, the wound must be protected from infection. The special formula of octenisept® gel optimally supplies the wound with moisture and forms a protective layer against bacteria. This protective layer prevents germs from penetrating the wound, since the germs are already inactivated in the gel. octenisept® Gel thus protects against infections and inflammation. In this way, natural wound healing is promoted and accelerated. Acute itching is alleviated by the cooling effect of the octenisept® gel. octenisept® gel is colorless and does not burn when applied.

Product
properties Inactivation of germs
octenisept® Gel showed excellent inactivation of germs after only 1 minute exposure time. This was determined in a quantitative suspension test with a high protein load ("dirty conditions"). The results showed that the germ inactivation in the octenisept® gel was already sufficiently effective against all test organisms after an exposure time of 1 minute.

Tissue compatibility and biocompatibility of octenisept®
gel
The good tissue compatibility of octenidine has been proven by many years of clinical experience and by clinical studies on chronic wounds. Non-irritating, non-sensitizing, painless, no tissue toxicity, no inhibition of granulation or epithelization.

Instructions for use
Disinfect the wound with octenisept® immediately after the injury. Then cover the wound with a thin layer of octenisept® gel. Cover with a bandage or plaster if necessary. Apply the wound gel 1-2 times a day until it is completely healed. For reasons of hygiene, the tip of the gel tube must not touch the wound or other surfaces.