Medical Manuka Honey Ointment, 20 g
A wound-care ointment formulated with medical Manuka honey. It provides antibacterial activity and supports natural wound healing for chronic and acute wounds in both clinical and home-care settings.
What it is
A therapeutic Manuka honey ointment designed to:
- Help combat bacteria associated with wound inflammation
- Gently cleanse the wound
- Support new tissue growth
- Help accelerate healing
Key features
- Natural, antibacterial formulation
- Helps speed wound healing
- Reduces the risk of infection in open wounds
- Suitable for chronic and hard-to-heal wounds
- Supports natural cell regeneration
- Appropriate for home care when used under medical guidance
Indications
- Pressure ulcers
- Long-standing chronic wounds
- Bacterially contaminated or infected wounds
- First- and second-degree burns
- Post-surgical wounds
- Diabetic foot ulcers
How it works
- Delivers antibacterial action within the wound environment
- Helps reduce inflammation and limit the spread of infection
- Maintains a moist environment conducive to faster healing
- Supports natural tissue regeneration
Ointment vs. honey dressing
- Honey ointment: Applied directly into or onto the wound for intensive treatment
- Honey dressing: Used to cover and protect the wound while supporting healing
They may be used together in some cases under medical supervision.
Directions for use
- Cleanse the wound with an appropriate solution
- Gently dry the area
- Apply an even layer of the ointment to the wound
- Cover with a sterile dressing if needed
- Repeat as directed by a healthcare professional
20 g pack
- Convenient for home use
- Portable and easy to store
- Sufficient for a medium treatment period
- Practical for localized applications
FAQ
Can it be used at home?
Yes, it can be used at home by following the instructions or under medical supervision.
Does it help with pressure ulcers?
Yes, it is commonly used to support the management and healing of pressure ulcers.
How often should it be applied?
As appropriate to the wound condition, typically once or twice daily, or as advised by a clinician.
Can it cause allergies?
Allergy is uncommon, as it contains sterile, natural medical ingredients.
