Prontosan wound irrigation solutuion from B: Braun enables the fast and effective cleansing of acute and chronic wounds. With the help of the wound irrigation solution, wound coating consisting of dead tissue, blood and protein can be removed quickly and easily. Wound cleansing with Prontosan during dressing changes reduces the risk of wound healing disorders and creates an environment that promotes healing.
Product Details
Prontosan wound irrigation solution
Sterile and ready-to use
For thorough cleaning of the wound
Suitable for repeated and long-term use
Reliably removes biofilm
Creates an environment conducive to healing, shortening healing time
Excellent skin tolerance
Shelf life of up to 8 weeks after opening
No drying out of the skin and mucous membrane
Low allergen
Dermatologically safe
Easy to use
Contains polihexanide and decylenamidopropyl
Dermatologically safe
By extending exposure times, even stubborn coatings and biofilm can be dissolved
Compatible with all dressing materials from B. Braun
Size: 1 x 350 ml bottle or 24 x 40 ml ampoules
Suitable for the following wound types:
Chronic wounds
Acute wounds, e.g. cuts, bites, lacerations, abrasions
Yes, the polihexanide contained has a germicidal effect. To ensure this, an exposure time of at least one minute must be observed. Please note that Prontosan is not a classic disinfectant but a wound irrigation solution. It is not intended to sterilise the wound, but only to reduce bacterial colonisation.
If I want to remove encrusted coatings - how should I proceed?
First of all, the dressing should be thoroughly soaked - preferably with the help of soaked compresses. Then the solution should be left to act for a longer period of time (at least 10 to 15 minutes - if necessary even longer in the case of heavy encrustation). Only when the old dressing material is sufficiently dissolved can it be removed carefully and without damaging the tissue.
How long after opening can I still use Prontosan?
The rinsing solution has a maximum shelf life of 8 weeks after opening. To ensure that the solution is not used for too long, you should note the date of opening on the bottle.
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