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3 Steps to Healing Success


Cleanse IDEAL VET Wound Cleanser provides professionalwound cleansing agent combinedwith a gentle


Cleanse and debride to enable optimal wound progression tissue safe surfactant to assist the removal of stubborn debris, contamination and slough. 1 2 3 Ideal Vet Code


IDV250 IDVMO50 IDVF2050


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Clinical Use


Promote All traumatic,minor and surgical wounds.


Use as a primary lavage solution or routine cleanser forminor procedures and dressing changes.


Promote the ideal wound healing environment & aid debridement


IDEAL VETMelloxy® helps to provide amoist, cleanwound environmentwith the benefit of honey. Combiningmedical grade Bulgarian mountain flower honey and 11%ozonated vegetable oil our


Melloxy® formula has proven antimicrobial action 10x stronger than standardmedical honey.


Clinical Use Apply directly to thewound following cleansingwith IDEAL VETWound Cleanser. Coverwith IDEAL VET Foam.


Protect Protect the wound and prevent trauma


IDEAL VET Foamcan be used as an absorbent primary or secondary dressing that helps to maintain an idealmoist environment.


Clinical Use IDEAL VET Foamcan be used on dry tomoderately exudingwounds tomaintain amoist environment. Description


Used to absorb excess exudate IDEAL VET Foamcan also be used overMelloxy® to optimise results. Dependant on severity of wound, this can be re-used for up to five days. ORDER QTY


IDEAL VETWound Cleanser 250ml IDEAL VETMelloxy 50g IDEAL VET Foam 20 x 50 cm


Ideal Medical Solutions Ltd Sutton Business Centre, SBC House Restmor Way, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 7AH, United Kingdom


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