Honey Wound Dressing, 10 Patches of 7 × 7cm

A square cover with clear dimensions

The 7 × 7cm size refers to each patch, not the outer box. Check that the size and adhesive format suit the area you need to cover. A wound dressing should be chosen for the wound condition, drainage and surrounding skin, not just the ingredient pictured on the pack.

Honey with a botanical combination

Honey appears alongside tea tree, Cnidium japonicum, Stemona tuberosa and Sophora on the panel. The supplied information does not identify a medical-grade Manuka rating or establish sterile status. If those are requirements of your wound-care plan, verify them before choosing this product.

Follow an appropriate wound-care plan

1. Confirm that this dressing is suitable for the wound and surrounding skin.
2. Prepare and dry the surrounding area as your clinician and the supplied directions advise.
3. Apply without stretching the skin; follow the directed change schedule and remove gently.

The product image states 6–8 hours. Seek care for deep, infected or diabetic wounds rather than relying on a topical patch alone.

Check the skin as well as the dressing

Watch the surrounding skin for irritation from the adhesive or ingredients. Replace or remove the patch according to the care plan rather than leaving a soiled or lifting dressing in place. Do not stretch one patch over an area larger than its intended coverage.

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Wound cover and scar care are different

This is a dressing format. For skin that has already closed and healed, compare the separate scar-care spray. A scar product should not be used as a substitute for care of an open wound.