Wound gel with 40% medical grade honey, enhanced with Medilan™ hypoallergenic medical grade lanolin, vitamins C&E, PEG 4000, and propylene glycol
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Enhancements make it more effective than non-supplemented honey. Faster healing compared to honey alone. Vitamins C&E provide anti-inflammatory benefits, support collagen synthesis, tensile strength, and epithelial cell migration. The 40% MGH formula addresses concerns of cytotoxicity and pain associated with other honey products. Low pH inhibits bacterial growth.
Partial- and full thickness wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers, arterial, venous, and mixed etiology ulcers of the lower extremity, pressure injuries, partial-and full-thickness, first and second degree partial-thickness burns, donor sites, traumatic wounds, and surgical wounds.
Third-degree burns, patients with a known sensitivity to honey or any other component parts, dirty, infected, and heavily exudating wounds, deep, narrow cavities.
Due to the low pH, some patients may notice slight, transient stinging upon application. If stinging persists, and cannot be managed with an analgesic, remove the dressing, cleanse area, and discontinue use. During initial use, the dressing's high osmolarity may contribute to increased exudate. Due to its autolytic debridement properties, non-viable tissue is commonly removed, resulting in an initial increase in wound size. Consult a healthcare professional if signs of infection are noted. Do not use the product if the immediate product packaging is damaged.
Store at room temperature between 41–77°F. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture. See IFU for additional information.
Acute Wounds
Burns
Chronic Wounds
Dehisced Wounds
Diabetic Foot
Granulating/Epithelializing Wounds
Non/Minimally Exudating Wounds
Palliative Wounds
Pressure Ulcers
Sloughy Wounds
Superficial Wounds
Surgical Wounds
Venous Ulcers
Topical wound gel
Dressing change frequency will depend on the wound condition and level of exudate. Reapply when the gel is no longer visible, or as directed by a wound care professional.
Secondary dressing is required
Non-cytotoxic
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