Medihoney Dressing Tulle 10 X 10 is an antibacterial honey dressing, sterile, non-adherent, made of strong fabric, used to promote wound healing and protect against infection.

Features of MEDIHONEY Tulle Dressing

The main features of MEDIHONEY Tulle medical dressing include:

• Promotes wound healing by providing a moist environment suitable for healing.

• Protects the wound from infection by creating an antibacterial barrier, including against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

• Rapid and effective in wound cleaning and debridement.

• Quickly eliminates unpleasant odor.

• Reduces the risk of bacterial infection.

Indications for MEDIHONEY Honey Dressings

MEDIHONEY can be used to promote wound healing and protect against bacterial infection in cases such as:

• Foot or leg ulcers.

• Pressure ulcers (bedsores).

• Contaminated wounds.

• Malodorous wounds.

• Diabetic wounds.

• Burns.

• Superficial wounds, such as cuts, scratches, and abrasions.

• Surgical wounds.

• Necrotic wounds (containing dead tissue).

How to Use MEDIHONEY Tulle Dressing?

• MEDIHONEY Tulle can be used at all stages of wound healing and does not stick to the wound, which reduces pain upon removal.

• Place the MEDIHONEY dressing directly on the wound.

• Additional dressings may be applied alongside or over it to cover larger or deeper wounds.

• Another sterile secondary dressing should be applied over MEDIHONEY to efficiently absorb wound exudates.

• The wound can be cleaned when changing the dressings or as directed by a physician.

Frequency of Use

• MEDIHONEY dressing should be changed when diluted by wound exudates.

• It can remain in place for up to 7 days depending on the level of wound exudate.

• Heavily exuding wounds may require closer monitoring and possibly daily dressing changes.

Side Effects of MEDIHONEY Tulle

May cause a temporary stinging sensation upon application.

Contraindications

MEDIHONEY Tulle should not be used on burns or wounds in patients with hypersensitivity to its components.

Warnings and Precautions

• If the stinging sensation persists and cannot be relieved with an analgesic after 30 minutes, remove the dressing and wash the affected area.

• Use with extreme caution on heavily bleeding wounds.

• A mild stinging sensation may occur due to the natural properties of honey, which does not harm the wound.

• When applying the dressing to a dry wound, moistening the dressing may help facilitate removal.