ACTOLIND WOUND CARE SOLUTION 500ML

Actolind® w Solution such as bandages, dressings, tampons or wound fillers for cleaning, irrigation, decontamination and moistening of acute and chronic wounds, infected or non-infected, and 1st and 2nd degree burns. It is a preventive care solution that can be used in combination with medical materials.

Actolind® w Solution allows mechanical cleaning of wounds

. Thanks to the surfactants in its composition, by reducing the surface tension, the wound cleaning required before wound care is performed comfortably and painlessly.

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Shortens healing time.

Accelerates granulation and epithelization.

Prevents biofilm formation.

Multi-drug resistant organisms (MDRO, MRSA, VRE) and It is highly effective against mycotic pathogens (Candida albicans).

Compatible with commonly used dressings.

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✓ Bandages, dressings and wound fillers used in wounds and wound care It is suitable for cleaning, humidifying and decontaminating medical materials such as .

✓ It is suitable for multi-drug resistant organisms (MDRO, MRSA, VRE) and mycotic pathogens (Candida albicans) highly effective against ✓ Accelerates granulation and epithelialization.

✓ Dermatologically tested ''Excellent''

✓ Biocompatible.

✓ Well tolerated. Actolind® w Solution contributes to the wound healing process in the areas where it is applied with its cleansing and moisturizing effect.

Actolind® w Solution is antibiotic resistant (such as MRSA, VRE) It provides protection against microorganisms and mycotic pathogens and is also well tolerated by allergic patients and diabetics.

Chemical Composition:

Poloxamer 188, Polyhexamethylene biguanide (Polyhexanide, 0.1%), pure water Actolind® w Solution is used for cleaning and irrigation of the wound surface before treatment.

Without Actolind® w Gel application First, the wound should be cleaned with Actolind® w Solution to remove contaminants and debris.

Actolind® w Solution dries to the wound. It can also be used for antiseptic cleaning and softening of encrusted dressing materials that adhere to the surface and are difficult to remove.

Actolind® w Solution does not inhibit granulation and epithelialization.

Does not have irritating and painful properties.

Does not cause sensitization and has long It can be used safely for a while. 

How to Use Actolind® w Solution can be applied directly on the wound, or it can be applied on a bandage or gauze.

To minimize the risk of contaminants and microorganisms being transported to the wound surface, the entire wound and its surroundings should be thoroughly cleaned with Actolind® w Solution.

Do not dilute the solution!

Actolind® w Solution can be warmed to body temperature before use.

Wet the dressings and bandages adhered to the wound surface with Actolind® w Solution, approximately 5-10 minutes. wait for them to soften and carefully remove from the wound.

Wetting the dressing materials with Actolind® w Solution prevents adhesion to the wound surface and significantly facilitates dressing changes.

The dressing can be changed daily, several times a day if necessary, to maintain a moist wound climate.

An infection can be prevented by regularly cleaning the catheter entry ports, flexible connectors and surroundings with Actolind® w Solution.

This Spraying Actolind® w Solution from a close distance to the areas, 1-5 minutes. wait.

The components of Actolind® w Solution are particularly non-mucous and cleans catheter and PEG materials without damaging them.

Dried plasters can be easily removed by wetting them with Actolind® w Solution, as in wound care.

Actolind® w Solution is compatible with all modern wound dressings.

. The opened product should be used on a single patient to avoid any risk of contamination.

Wound cleaning and care should be done at regular intervals for a healthy wound healing process.

Indications

• Acute wounds, infected or non-infected (traumatic wounds caused by cuts, tears, scrapes, crushes, bites, stings, etc. or surgical wounds), • Infected or non-infected chronic wounds in wounds (eg: diabetic ulcers, venous ulcers, bedsores (pressure) sores, etc.),

• For thermal or chemical wounds, infected or non-infected (one. and 2nd degree burns, wounds caused by electric current, radiation wounds)

• At the entry sites of urological catheters,

Polyhexanide (PHMB) from the Consensus document published on Wound Care Products is used to treat wounds with infection risk, burns, acute and chronic wounds. It is shown as Option 1 in many wounds such as decontamination.