Neilmed Neilcleanse Wound Wash is a sterile saline solution that cleanses minor wounds and scrapes without any burning or stinging. Sprays in any position, including when inverted.
NeilMed Neilcleanse WoundWash is saline spray, isotonic, drug free, preservative free, no burning or stinging.
FEATURES
Use For: Minor wounds and scrapes
Advantages
- Sterile, drug free, and preservative free
- No burning or stinging
- Portable, convenient for travel or on-the-go
Indications: To cleanse minor wounds and scrapes.
On the very first use: Hold the head of the actuator from the side and try to lift it up with a gentle pull. If the plastic head does not lift off the base with a tug, tab is intact. If the plastic head lifts off, tab is broken and the spray canister should not be used. Upon confirmation of the intact tab, proceed as directed.
DIRECTION
- Before use, spray a short stream of Wound Wash Saline Spray in the air or on intact skin to test stream and to clear nozzle.
- To dispense, aim nozzle at the affected area and spray from a distance of 2 to 4 inches, or as is comfortable.
- Cover with clear cap after each use.
INGREDIENT
USP Grade Water, USP Sodium Chloride (9 mg/mL)
SPECIFICATION
- 1 Neilcleanse WoundWash Saline Spray Can (177 mL) with Sterile, Preservative Free, Isotonic Saline Solution.
- Dimensions: 2.25 x 3.25 x 7 inches
- Weight: 254g
- ARTG ID: 232340
WARNING
Please read Warning before using. Use only as directed, if symptoms persist see your doctor/healthcare professional. Always read the label.
- Do not use on burn injuries. Do not use in bodyorifices, ear canals, eyes or mouth.
- Not for injection.
- For individual use only.
- Apply as needed. Consult a healthcare professional for continued wound care management and for use on children younger than 2 years of age.
- Contents under pressure; please do not puncture or incinerate.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Store between 41°F (5° C) & 80° F (27° C), out of sunlight & away from heat sources and avoid freezing.
- Do not use if package is damaged.
- If redness, swelling, or pain worsens, please seek the advice of your health care practitioner.