DermaRite DermaKlenz Wound Cleanser, Latex Free, Non Irritating, No Rinse 8 oz, 00249
PRODUCT DETAILS
Our DermaKlenz Wound Cleanser with Zinc is the perfect solution for wound care. It contains no detergents but still effectively cleans wounds with an adjustable spray nozzle that produces a direct stream or gentle mist. With the appropriate PSI, organic material, slough, blood clots and other wound debris are easily removed. No rinsing is required, making wound cleaning easier and more efficient. Give your wound care regimen the extra boost it needs with our DermaKlenz Wound Cleanser with Zinc.
Features and Benefits
- Formulated with Zinc and Vitamin B6
- No detergents added
- Adjustable spray nozzle
- Key ingredients for wound bed preparation to support healing
- No rinsing required
- Creates direct stream or gentle mist with appropriate PSI irrigation
Specifications
- Size: 8 Ounces
- Container: Spray bottle with adjustable nozzle.
- Active Ingredient: Zinc
- MPN: 00249
Recommended use
- Acute Wounds
- Chronic Wounds
- Deep Wounds
- Dehisced Wounds
- Diabetic Foot
- Granulating/Epithelializing Wounds
- Infected Wounds
- Moderate/Highly Exudating Wounds
- Non/Minimally Exudating Wounds
- Palliative Wounds
- Pressure Ulcers
- Venous Ulcers
Instructions for Use
- Hold the bottle about 6 inches from the affected area.
- Adjust the nozzle for a fine mist or irrigating stream
- Flush wound thoroughly and wipe gently with clean gauze pad.
- Repeat as necessary
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Why is wound care important?
A: Wound care is essential to prevent infection, reduce complications, and promote faster healing. Proper cleaning and dressing ensure the wound remains free of harmful bacteria and debris.
Q: How often should you clean an open wound?
A: Open wounds should be cleaned at least once or twice a day, or as directed by a healthcare provider, to prevent bacterial buildup and support healing.
Q: What type of wound cleanser should I use?
A: The choice of wound cleanser depends on the wound type. Saline solutions are ideal for mild wounds, while antiseptic or surfactant-based cleansers may be necessary for infected or chronic wounds.
Q: Can wound cleansers be used on surgical wounds?
A: Yes, certain wound cleansers, such as pH-balanced saline solutions, are safe for surgical wounds. However, it is essential to follow medical advice regarding post-surgical wound care.
Q: Where can I buy high-quality wound cleansers?
A: Medicinal Supplies offers a wide range of wound cleansers from trusted brands, ensuring access to high-quality products tailored to your wound care needs.