Effigerm Wound Care
A specialised solution for mechanical removal of foreign bodies. It optimizes moisture, humidity, oxygen, and pH levels to support healing.
Its key ingredients include hypochlorous acid, deionized water, and sodium chloride. This dermatologically tested solution is pH neutral, ensuring compatibility with the skin while providing effective results. Class IIa medical device.
A comprehensive irrigation solution that cleanses, rinses, and moisturizes wounds, while preventing biofilm formation. It effectively removes debris, debrides wounds, and prevents infections. Perfect for soothing sore and irritated skin.
Its key ingredients include hypochlorous acid, deionized water, and sodium chloride. This dermatologically tested solution is pH neutral, ensuring compatibility with the skin while providing effective results. Class IIa medical device.
Effigerm Wound Care - Advanced Wound Healing Technology
Effigerm Wound Care harnesses the power of patented technology known as "Hypochlorous Acid." This revolutionary formula emulates the body's natural immune system response. Designed as a comprehensive wound irrigation solution, Effigerm Wound Care effectively cleanses, rinses, and moisturizes wounds while actively preventing biofilm formation. It is suitable for managing minor skin abrasions, irritations, lacerations, cuts, burns, and intact skin.
Effigerm Wound Care is formulated as an easy-to-use spray liquid and hydrogel. Its key ingredients include hypochlorous acid, deionized water, and sodium chloride. This dermatologically tested solution is pH neutral, ensuring compatibility with the skin while providing effective results.
- Complete removal of cellular debris, malodour, and surface pathogens found in wound exudates or residues. Wound irrigation with preserved water is the most effective method of cleansing, protecting, and preventing infection compared to swabbing or bathing.
- Versatile irrigation solution for moistening wound dressings, moisturizing the wound itself, and loosening crusted wound dressings adhered to wounds.
- Primary mode of action: Mechanical removal of foreign bodies and provision of optimal levels of moisture, humidity, oxygen, and pH, modifying the wound environment for enhanced healing.