INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES MEDIHONEY PASTE DRESSINGS : 31535 EA

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A special type of honey indigenous to New Zealand, called Active Leptospermum (or Manuka) honey. Active Leptospermum Honey has been shown to have several properties which assist in promoting an optimal healing environment. It has a low pH, and has been shown to help lower the overall wound pH, which is beneficial to chronic wounds. The honey is also highly osmotic, which assists in debridement and keeping the wound bed clean. Medihoney is indicated for use on lightly to moderately exuding wounds, or wounds that are difficult to manage due to their odd shape or placement on the body. This non-toxic dressing can be used as a cornerstone for wound bed preparation and throughout all the phases of wound healing. Paste Dressing, 3.5 fl oz Tube, Applicator (Item is on Manufacturer backorder with no ETA on availability)

SKU	31535 EA
Weight	1.00 lbs
Product Ships:	In Transit from Manufacturer
Unit of Measure	EA
Manufacturer Item Code	31535
Manufacturer Name	Integra LifeSciences, Corp
Our price:	$42.08
Quantity Price *Note:
Quantity	Out of stock

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