Mebo Wound/Ulcer Repair Ointment 40g

MEBO Wound Repair is a 100% natural ointment formulated to aid the natural healing of various skin wounds, including ulcers (bedsores, diabetic, chronic), cracked nipples, shingles, fissures, chilblains, impetigo (school sores), hemorrhoids, cracked, chafed, or grazed skin, and donor-site repair.??

Key Features:

• Natural Ingredients: Utilizes components used in Traditional Chinese Practice for their wound healing properties.
• Soothing Effect: Calms redness, supports skin regeneration, hydrates, soothes, and relieves chafing, nappy rash, itching, insect bites, stings, dry, and cracked skin.
• Safe Application: Suitable for use with young children and during pregnancy.

Usage Instructions:

1. Cleaning: After cleaning the wound, apply the ointment up to 1mm thickness over the affected area.
2. Reapplication: Every four to six hours, gently remove any wound by-products and residual ointment, then reapply.
3. Cleaning Agents: Do not use any other agents to clean the wound after the initial cleansing.
4. Moisture Maintenance: It is important to keep the wound moist with MEBO Wound Repair at all times.

Dressing Application:

1. Preparation: Impregnate one to two layers of sterile gauze with MEBO Wound Repair.
2. Placement: Place the gauze over the wound.
3. Securing: Cover with an outer bandage to hold in place.
4. Dressing Changes: Change the dressing daily to ensure the wound remains moist with the ointment.

Storage Instructions:

• Keep sealed and store below 30??C.
• High temperatures or excessive handling may alter the consistency of the ointment; to return it to its normal state, immerse the upright tube in hot water for one to two minutes, then allow to cool, standing the tube on its top.

Precautions:

• Stop using if allergic or adverse reaction occurs.
• Do not use if allergic to sesame or beeswax.
• If symptoms persist or if infection develops, consult a healthcare professional.
• For external use only.

Shelf Life:

• 36 months from the date of manufacture.
• Refer to the expiry date on the bottom of the pack and on the tube crimp.