Voskoprane with Hydroxymethylquinoxaline Dioxide Ointment 5% 5x7.5 cm 5 pcs. sterile antimicrobial atraumatic ointment dressing with wax coating

For the treatment of superficial and deep purulent infections of various locations, long-lasting non-healing wounds and trophic ulcers, infected burns, purulent wounds in osteomyelitis, postoperative wounds.

Open the package along the cutting line and remove the dressing.
If necessary, use scissors to cut a piece from the covering that matches the size of the wound surface.
Remove one protective film from the dressing.
Carefully apply the dressing to the wound surface.
Position the covering so that it extends 0.5 cm beyond the edges of the wound, and after 1-2 minutes, remove the second protective layer.
Place a sterile gauze pad on the covering and secure it with a bandage.
The frequency of dressing changes depends on the condition of the wound.
The reduction in healing time is due to the release of the active substance from the dressing into the deeper layers of the wound and stimulation of the regeneration process.
The dressing has an anti-inflammatory effect and prevents the development of secondary infection during treatment.
The dressing does not damage the wound surface and, with regular changes, does not stick to the wound.
However, the dressing may remain on the wound for 2 to 10 days.
Treatment with a single dressing for more than 3 days (without changing) should be conducted strictly under the supervision of a medical professional.

Knitted polyester mesh, beeswax, ointment of hydroxymethylquinoxaline dioxides.

Individual intolerance to beekeeping products and the ointment Dioxydin.

The dressing is not intended for reuse.

Possible skin allergic reactions (rash, itching, skin redness) associated with increased sensitivity to the drug.

Atraumatic wax-coated ointment dressing, sterile "Voskoprán" according to TU 9393-003-52708501-2002
Voskoprán is an ointment dressing with unique "living" properties. Its development is based on the discovery by Russian scientists that a wound perceives the organic nature of wax as an active wound-healing environment. Beeswax is the hemolymph of the insect, which contains a large number of amino acids, minerals, and vitamins. Wax has a stimulating effect on the reparative processes in the wound, which leads to more intense healing processes.
1. The mesh base with a special cell weaving drains exudate (wound discharge) and allows it to pass into the secondary dressing.
2. Due to the unique properties of wax, the Voskoprán dressing does not stick to the wound during the initial inflammatory stage of the wound process, while the ointment contained in the dressing penetrates into the deeper layers of the wound.
3. Once the wound is "cleaned," the dressing adheres to the surface of the wound due to the wax and is perceived by the wound as a biological scab (crust), aiding in the formation of epithelium. If there are no infection foci on the wound, the dressing can be left on the surface until complete healing. Subsequently, the dressing naturally detaches from the wound, leaving a smooth, scar-free surface.
Pharmacological properties are determined by the type of medicinal agent applied to the dressing.
Voskoprán with hydroxymethylquinoxaline dioxide ointment has antimicrobial action.
The dressing is sterilized by radiation.
Fixation of the dressing with adhesive tape or a bandage is required.

Voskoprane with 5% Hydroxymethylquinoxaline Dioxide Ointment 5x7.5 cm is a sterile antimicrobial atraumatic ointment dressing with a wax coating. It consists of a synthetic mesh impregnated with wax and medicinal ointments. The mesh provides a drainage effect for wound exudate and good air exchange. Beeswax contains a high amount of amino acids, minerals, and vitamins. The organic components of the wax are perceived by the wound as an active wound healing environment. Hydroxymethylquinoxaline Dioxide exerts antimicrobial action, ensuring the anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects of the dressing. The reduction in healing time is due to the release of the medicinal substance from the dressing into the deeper layers of the wound and the stimulation of the regeneration process. The dressing is used for the treatment of superficial and deep purulent wounds of various locations, long-term non-healing wounds and trophic ulcers, infected burns, purulent wounds in osteomyelitis, and postoperative wounds. The frequency of dressing changes depends on the condition of the wound.