Oxidised water (99.97%) Hypochlorous acid HOCL (0.006%).

A colourless solution for topical application.

Used in debridement and irrigation for Postoperative Wounds, Peritoneal Lavage, Diabetic Foot Ulcers, Pressure Sores, Venous Ulcers, Cellulitis & Subcutaneous Abscess, Burns, Infectious Dermatitis, Cuts, Abrasions & Wounds.

Depending on the severity of infection, the lesion can be irrigated or sprayed over the Super Oxidised Solution t.i.d or q.i.d. Wound should be allowed to remain moist with Super Oxidised Solution for 5 mins. In severe infection, the entire limb can be immersed in Super Oxidised Solution for approximately 5–10 mins.

Super Oxidised Solution does not cause toxicity or irritation. Thus, there are no conditions in which use of Super Oxidised Solution is contraindicated.

These rapidly react and denature proteins of bacterial cell wall, have anti-inflammatory effect, produce an environment with an unbalanced osmolality that damages single cell organism. This damage is directly due to the difference between osmolality difference between the concentrations of ions in the solution vs the concentration of the same ions within cells. Multicellular organisms are not prone to such osmolality differences; therefore, host cells are spared. Super Oxidised Solution are bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal and sporicidal. Super Oxidised Solution has demonstrated activity against five most common bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermis, Enterococcus hirae, Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa in hospital after 30 sec of contact.

The product is incompatible with Ammonia, Ammonium salts, reducing agents, reactive metals, iron and steel, Aziridine, Methenol, Formic acid.

The product is stable for 2 years when stored in closed containers in a cool and dark place (at 30 deg. Cel) away from direct sunlight and sources of heat. Do not freeze.

The material is considered safe under normal storage and handling conditions. Avoid high temperatures, heat, sparks and flames. Low concentrations of Chlorine may evolve if heated.