Synerheal AB Collagen Particles 5ml

Product Description

Synerheal AB Collagen Particles is a specialized wound care product formulated with collagen particles combined with metronidazole and mupirocin to support the management of infected and difficult-to-heal wounds.

The collagen component provides a supportive wound environment that helps facilitate the natural wound healing process by maintaining a favorable surface for tissue repair and granulation tissue formation. The formulation also contains two antibacterial agents that help manage microbial burden in the wound area.

Metronidazole is effective against anaerobic bacteria that are commonly associated with deeper wound infections and malodorous wounds. Mupirocin helps control susceptible surface bacteria, including organisms commonly found in chronic wounds.

Synerheal AB Collagen Particles can be used as part of a comprehensive wound management program under the supervision of a healthcare professional. It is suitable for use on infected, chronic, and slow-healing wounds where bacterial control and wound bed management are important components of care.

Key Benefits

• Supports management of infected and chronic wounds
• Combines collagen with antibacterial agents
• Helps maintain a favorable wound healing environment
• Assists in wound bed preparation and management
• Suitable for diabetic foot ulcers, pressure ulcers, venous leg ulcers, and chronic skin ulcers
• Helps manage bacterial contamination at the wound site
• Easy application as part of standard wound care protocols

Indications

• Diabetic Foot Ulcers (DFU)
• Pressure Ulcers / Bedsores
• Venous Leg Ulcers
• Chronic Non-Healing Wounds
• Infected Wounds
• Surgical Wounds
• Traumatic Wounds

Composition

• Collagen Particles
• Metronidazole
• Mupirocin

Directions for Use

Clean the wound according to standard wound care protocols. Apply Synerheal AB Collagen Particles to the wound bed as directed by a healthcare professional and cover with an appropriate secondary dressing. Frequency of dressing changes depends on wound condition and clinical assessment.