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Product Description
Manuka G wound gel
Manuka G wound gel can be applied directly on the wound. Honey creates a moist environment which contributes the wound healing process.
Healing:
Wound healing involves a process of events that positively or negatively affect the healing. Research in the 1960s resulted in the development of advanced wound dressings, which tried to achieve a positive effect on the wound area in order to create the best possible healing conditions. Since then, many modern products have been developed to eliminate bacteria in the wound, and/or ensure a healthy level of moisture in the tissue.
Increasing resistance to antibiotics means that we have moved to treating wounds increasingly locally. The rediscovery of and research into more traditional practices, however, have shown that honey (which used to be seen as a remedy) can have a positive effect on wound healing.
Manuka honey:
Honey, especially Manuka honey, is an ancient remedy. Honey from nectar from the Manuka bush (Leptospermum scoparia) has been proven invaluable in modern wound treatment. Manuka honey is a unique natural honey with strong anti-bacterial properties, scientifically proven to promote healing and ward off infections.
Key features:
- 100% Letospermum scoparium honey from New Zealand
- Applying honey directly to the wound ensures a moist wound environment, which promotes quick healing.
Recommended for:
- Trauma and contaminated wounds
- Moist wounds for which autolysis and debridement is required
- Superficial and partial second degree burns
- Deep wounds and abscesses
- Pressure marks
- Surgical wounds
Manuka G Wound Gel reviews
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By author, 20-15-2021Answer from Medpets
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By Irene, Friday 31 July 2020
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By Wendy , Monday 27 April 2020
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By Mandy McMaster, Sunday 2 June 2019
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By Sheena proud, Sunday 10 February 2019