F10 Antiseptic Barrier Ointment 500g

F10 Antiseptic Barrier Ointment is a wide-spectrum antiseptic ointment. It is a highly effective ointment for treating wounds and varied skin infections. It works against a variety of bacteria, fungi, viruses, and spores. It also helps in treating open and contaminated wounds and prevents re-infestation. F10 Barrier antiseptic ointment also provides long-lasting protection and eliminates fly strike infestations. The active ingredient Lanolin present in F10 ointment helps for easy application and aids in maintaining and restoring skin viability. It not only helps in treating skin infections and prevents re-infection but is also useful in various clinical conditions in conjunction with other therapies. It is used for the treatment of isolated lesions including ringworm specifically on the face and ears of small animals. F10 skin treatment works best for superficial skin lesions, burns, and open, deep penetrating or contaminated wounds such as friction burns, foreign body penetrations, bite wounds and open abscesses, scale and shell rot, and heater burns in all kinds of reptiles. (F10 Antiseptic Barrier Ointment for Pets key benefits)

Key Benefits

• Effective wound care for reptiles, amphibians, and birds.
• Helpful in treating open wounds.
• Treats all types of skin infections.
• Works against bacteria, fungi, spores, and viruses.
• Offers versatile protection.
• Works as an insect repellent.
• Restores skin viability.
• Easy to apply on skin irritations and wounds.
• Nurtures and restores your pet's wellness.

Ingredients:

Benzalkonium Chloride - 0.405g/100ml

Polyhexanide - 0.03g/100ml

Direction To Use:

Wear disposable gloves before application.

Before applying the ointment, remove all the organic material and clean the wound.

Use irrigating water or solution to clean the wound.

Apply a layer of F10 Barrier Antiseptic Ointment on the wound.

Repeat the procedure as needed, weekly, or as directed by your veterinarian.

Repeat the cleaning procedure before each application.

Recurring conditions need to be treated in conjunction with a complete plan for treatment, including antibiotics or as directed by your veterinarian.

For contagious skin infections, consult your vet and follow the recommended infection control program.

Use only as directed.

Replace the cap after use.