Revamil

Revamil is a hydrophilic wound gel that consists of pure honey, that intended for the assistance of treating various types of wounds and has been produced under controlled conditions. The carefully controlled production process guarantees that Revamil does not contain any traces of pesticides and that the same quality can be reproduced consistently. The honey used to make Revamil contains a high proportion of honey enzymes such as glucose oxidase. Revamil should be used in combination with semi-occlusive wound dressings that guarantee a moist wound environment and that can be attached in the normal way. The highly concentrated sugars cause some of the wound exudate to mix with Revamil gel. The resulting layer helps to strengthen the antibacterial protection provided by the dressing.

Indications

Revamil wound gel is an adjuvant in treating chronic sores (bed sores and different kinds of ulcers), infected wounds, acute wounds, oncological wounds and minor (first and second degree) burns.

Directions For Use

• Before applying Revamil gel first clean the wound.
• Spread a thin layer of Revamil on the secondary wound dressing or apply directly to the wound and then cover with a secondary dressing.
• Attach the secondary dressing in the normal way.
• Depending on the nature of the wound, replace the dressing every day or every two days.

Contraindication

Do not use Revamil if the patient is known to be allergic or hypersensitive to honey.

Safety Precautions

Always replace the top on the tube after use.

Before applying Revamil, wet the wound with 0.9% NaCl.

Do not allow the tube to come into direct contact with the surface of the wound.

Do not treat different patents with the same tube.

Use the contents within 3 months after opening tube.

Do not treat a wound for more than 30 days consecutively.

Please do not consider this information as an alternative to consulting your physician or nurse.

For further information on instructions for use, risks and side effects, please read the patient package insert and consult your doctor or nurse.
Read the patient package insert carefully before starting the treatment.