The results after using this product in no way compare to the use of Accuzyme. Basically, we are not seeing any positive results at all which is very unfortunate for our customers.
I have been in wound care practice for 15 years and used Accuzyme, Ethezyme, Gladase, Santyl, Santyl with Polysporin, Kovia, Mesalt, Other Hypersaline products, Hydrocolloids, Hydrocolloids with alginates, Urea, Elase and probably attempted a few other products to debride wounds as many other clinicians have. My best wound healing outcomes were with the combination papain-urea products. Yes, sometimes patients would complain of burning or tingling and I would encounter some patients with minor skin irritation from papain-urea products, but, never anaphylactic response. Now that we no longer have papain-urea products, debridement of patients unable to undergo surgical debridement or who just need conservative debridement has become an issue. We use Santyl now just as we did 15 years ago, still with the same slow results. Sorry,.I think we shoot ourselves in the foot sometimes trying to keep everyone "safe". Did anyone ever think to ask,..how safe is a non-healing necrotic wound?
Are you aware of any internatinal companies that still make the papain urea type ointment, I am willing to take the risk. So sick of condescending jerk offs in the doctors office. The inconsiderate &*&# in the wound care clinic presribed me hydrogel, in which i clearly told her it does not provide results for me. I have the prescription still folded up in my wallet. At the end of my rope and using expired panafil to treat my current ulcer. I also can't believe there appears to be no petition, no action to get the FDA to reconsider. Panfil burns like hell but gets the job done!
It is unfortunate that you are not seeing any positive results. I have been using Santyl for over 10 years with great success. I found my patients did not tolerate Accuzyme well and my results were often times significantly better with Santyl.
i want to get this product get in u a e ,how is possible
The results after using this product in no way compare to the use of Accuzyme. Basically, we are not seeing any positive results at all which is very unfortunate for our customers.
go to a componding pharmacy and they will be happy to mix up a generic batch of accuzyme. I always have some on hand...its not very expensive either.
I have been in wound care practice for 15 years and used Accuzyme, Ethezyme, Gladase, Santyl, Santyl with Polysporin, Kovia, Mesalt, Other Hypersaline products, Hydrocolloids, Hydrocolloids with alginates, Urea, Elase and probably attempted a few other products to debride wounds as many other clinicians have. My best wound healing outcomes were with the combination papain-urea products. Yes, sometimes patients would complain of burning or tingling and I would encounter some patients with minor skin irritation from papain-urea products, but, never anaphylactic response. Now that we no longer have papain-urea products, debridement of patients unable to undergo surgical debridement or who just need conservative debridement has become an issue. We use Santyl now just as we did 15 years ago, still with the same slow results. Sorry,.I think we shoot ourselves in the foot sometimes trying to keep everyone "safe". Did anyone ever think to ask,..how safe is a non-healing necrotic wound?
Are you aware of any internatinal companies that still make the papain urea type ointment, I am willing to take the risk. So sick of condescending jerk offs in the doctors office. The inconsiderate &*&# in the wound care clinic presribed me hydrogel, in which i clearly told her it does not provide results for me. I have the prescription still folded up in my wallet. At the end of my rope and using expired panafil to treat my current ulcer. I also can't believe there appears to be no petition, no action to get the FDA to reconsider. Panfil burns like hell but gets the job done!
Go to a componding pharmacy and they will mix up a generic batch of accuzyme
It is unfortunate that you are not seeing any positive results. I have been using Santyl for over 10 years with great success. I found my patients did not tolerate Accuzyme well and my results were often times significantly better with Santyl.