REVAMIL® BALM SACHET
Revamil® Balm is a combination of a skin-protecting, neutral ointment combined with pure honey. The ointment has effective wound-healing properties and gives antibacterial protection due to its high honey content. Revamil Balm is kind to the skin and is primarily suitable for the treatment of surface wounds, such as grazes and wounds caused by the scratching of eczema. Revamil Balm can be applied in professional wound care and as an ointment for domestic first aid.
Revamil® Balm key characteristics are:
- Protection against wound infections. Factors that contribute to the antibacterial protection are the low pH, the enzymes in the honey, and the low activity of water and high sugar content.
- Limited necrotic tissue. Honey creates a moist wound environment which stimulates healing without necrotic tissue.
- Removal of wound odors. Wound odor can occur due to bacteria who produce all kinds of substances in the wound.
To use for: different types of superficial wounds, allowed for all age groups
Categories:
- Antibacterial protection
- Bed sores
- Diabetic foot
- Dry wounds
- Effect
- Format
- Hand / Foot
- Infected wounds
- Irritation
- Limited scars
- Moisturizing
- Purifying
- Repairing
- Single Use
- Skin
- Skin care
- Superficial wounds
- Wound sides
- Wounds and wound care
Box
Revamil® Balm Sachet comes in 2 gr sachets, and is packed in a box with 10 sachets.
Composition
Arachis oleum, cera alba, glyceryl oleate, mel, aqua, rosa oleum.
Expiration
Use within three months of opening.
Quality
The product is manufactured under Bfactory's ISO 13485 certified quality management system. Revamil® Balm is a Class IIa CE registered product; optimum safety is therefore guaranteed.
Pharmaceutical substances
Revamil® Balm contains no pharmaceutical substances and is paraben-free.
Always contact your physician in case of serious wounds, or in case of doubts.
Directions for use
1. Apply a thin layer of Revamil® Balm on the wound or affected area
2. The wound can be covered with a wound dressing
3. Treat affected areas 1 to 2 times per day