Hypochlorous Acid Wound Care Spray 500ml

This solution contains hypochlorous acid (HOCl), a highly effective antimicrobial agent identical to that produced by mammalian neutrophils. It is suitable for repeated use on animal wounds without delaying healing or damaging viable tissue.

Indications for Use
Wound irrigation and cleansing
Surgical site cleansing
Traumatic wounds, lacerations, and abrasions
Hoof abscess flushing
Dermatitis, hot spots, and skin lesions
Post-suturing wound care
Directions for Use
Do not dilute. Spray or flush the area liberally to remove dirt and debris.
For no-rinse effect, soak a sterile gauze/pad with solution and hold on the wound for 5–10 minutes, then allow to air-dry (do not rinse off).
For rinse effect, flush/drench the area until evenly damp, allow to air-dry; repeat 3–4 times a day.
Repeat 2–4 times daily until the wound is healed.
For maximum results: mist the area until evenly damp, allow to air-dry; repeat 3–4 times a day unless advised by your vet.
For use around eyes: apply to a clean pad and gently wipe lids/skin from inner to outer corner. Avoid direct instillation into the eye unless advised by your vet.
If bandaging, lightly moisten the dressing with solution to maintain a clean, moist healing environment.
Note
Use on clean skin first; let it dry before applying creams/ointments.
Do not mix or layer immediately with soaps, iodine, chlorhexidine, peroxides, or oily products (these can reduce effectiveness).
Leave 10 minutes between products if needed.
Key Benefits
Can be used on all animals.
Does not sting or burn.
Safe to use around eyes.
No sticky or oily residues.
Composition
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl): 200–300 ppm free available chlorine
Sodium chloride (residual)
Water
Storage & Handling
Store below 25°C.
Protect from direct sunlight.
Do not mix with other chemicals.
Use only in original container.
Regulatory Statement

This product is manufactured with an initial concentration average of 200 ppm free available chlorine (HOCl) as maintained through a patented shelf life.

Not a hazardous substance under the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act when used as directed.