What is octenisept used for?
Octenisept is a disinfectant for external use and for use on mucous membranes. Octenidine has a comprehensive germicidal effect. It is effective against bacteria, fungi and certain viruses.
Is octenisept toxic?
Octenisept seems to have a toxic effect in non-distinguished tissue. Because of a slow resorption it remains for a long time in the tissue.
Is octenisept antiseptic?
octenisept® is very effective and well tolerated. Its unique combination of Octenidine and Phenoxyethanol ensures a rapid and broad based antiseptic effect, thus eliminates existing microbes and prevention of recurrence infections which helps wound to heal faster without obstacles.
Can you use octenisept in your mouth?
The efficacy of common antiseptic mouth rinses was evaluated in a study with healthy volunteers. Octenisept and Cetylpyridiniumchlorid had a significant stronger impact on the microbial burden of the oral cavity than Chlorhexidin (Corsodyl) immediately and 10 min after the application.
How do you use octenisept gel?
Instructions for use Disinfect the wound with octenisept® wound disinfection immediately after the injury occurred. Then, cover the wound with a thin wound gel layer. If required, apply a dressing or plaster. Apply the wound gel 1 to 2 times a day until the wound has healed up completely.
Is octenisept good for piercings?
Don’t use Octenisept and Betadine at the same time (due to the ingredients). Piercing should be cleaned in order to reduce the possibility of inflammation or infection caused by bacteria, but don’t overdo it.
How do you use Octenisept gel?
Is Octenisept good for piercings?
Can Octenisept be used on dogs?
Sterile swabs, cotton wool, elastic bandages, adhesive tape, scissors and disposable gloves. Disinfectant: For the disinfection of superficial skin wounds or abrasions (Octenisept, for example, is well suited).
How many times a week should I clean my piercing?
We suggest cleaning no more than once a day. On average, most piercings will need to be cleaned over the next 3-4 months (unless otherwise stated by your piercer). It is vital that you do not over-clean the piercing. If it has been longer than four months, do not clean the piercing anymore.
Is it OK to use Betadine on piercings?
For below-the-neck piercings, Betadine solution is recommended. If Betadine causes irritation, discontinue use. Soak any dried matter off jewelry before turning it into the piercing. Use of antibacterial ointments – Antibiotic ointments can be used if an infection becomes apparent.
What are the fields of application for Octenisept?
Fields of Application. octenisept ® gel is applied in case of acute skin lesions such as grazes, cuts and slight burns (e.g. also sunburn). For an optimal healing of the wounds, they should be provided with enough moisture because the healing requires the skin cells to divide and to migrate.
What is antiseptic solution Octenisept?
Antiseptic solution Octenisept is practically non-toxic to the human body, does not enter the systemic circulation, even through damaged skin. With the use of this drug for the treatment of wounds and burns, regeneration (recovery) processes are noticeably accelerated, which is explained by the immunostimulating effect of Octenisept.
What are the benefits of Octenisept ® gel?
Tissue tolerability and biocompatibility of octenisept ® gel. Non-irritating, non-sensitising, pain-free, without tissue toxicity, no impairment of granulation or epithelialisation. The good tolerability of Octenidine has been confirmed by clinical experience over many years and by clinical studies also on chronic wounds.
How long does Octenisept last?
octenisept® expires three years after opening. Once the container has been opened octenisept® should not be used for more than three years but not beyond the expiry date. As a general prinicple: administrating of any pharmaceuticals within the first trimester of pregnancy should be carried out under strict indication and medical supervision.