This oil-free ointment forms a breathable, porous scab on the wound. This makes Betadine Ointment with 100 mg/g Povidone Iodine suitable for disinfecting abrasions, burns, and larger superficial wounds.
The ointment adheres well to the wound, ensuring it stays in place for a long time.The power of BetadineBetadine Ointment with 100mg/ml Povidone Iodine disinfects, prevents infections, soothes, and does not sting. The active ingredient in all Betadine variants is povidone iodine. This is a special type of iodine that does not sting but disinfects effectively.Wound disinfection contributes to wound healingYour skin forms a natural protection against attacks by microorganisms. When a wound occurs, this protective layer disappears, allowing bacteria, viruses, or fungi to enter the body and cause an infection. If the wound is not disinfected, there is an increased risk of infection. An infected wound causes pain, redness, and may discharge pus. As a result, it takes longer for the wound to heal. By disinfecting a wound, you reduce the risk of infection and scarring. Betadine quickly and effectively kills all common bacteria, fungi, and viruses. This allows you to prevent infections and promote wound healing.How do you use Betadine Ointment with 100mg/ml Povidone Iodine?Clean the wound with water until visible dirt, such as sand and street grime, is rinsed out of the wound. Pat dry and apply a thin layer of Betadine Ointment. The oil-free ointment forms a breathable protective layer on the wound, thus preventing infections. The ointment should be applied several times a day, depending on the surface to be treated. It is necessary to cover the entire area with, for example, a plaster or gauze. In principle, change the dressing daily or every other day, depending on the condition of the wound.Tip: Turn any plaster into a disinfectant plaster by first applying Betadine ointment to the wound and then sticking on a plaster.Betadine: you can see that it works The brown color of Betadine has an important function. When the brown color has disappeared, the Betadine has worn off. Betadine is a povidone iodine solution, which gives Betadine its brown color. This active ingredient reacts with microorganisms, killing them and rendering the povidone iodine inactive. As soon as all the active ingredient is gone from Betadine, the color will disappear. This allows you to see where Betadine has worn off and when you need to reapply it. If Betadine stains your clothing or sanitary fixtures, it is easy to remove. Wash clothing made of natural fabrics (cotton or linen) in the washing machine with detergent. If this is insufficient, dab the stain on both sides with natural vinegar and wash again. For synthetic fabrics, it works best to dab the stain with a diluted sodium thiosulfate solution in water (10%, available at the pharmacy). Stains on sanitary ware and floors can be removed with normal cleaning agents and plenty of water. BETA-2022-0203. KOAG/KAG no. 30-0822-3427. RVG number: 1330
EAN code:8712207037810
Age indication from0 years
Shelf life after opening6 months
Functional NameOintment
To be used during breastfeedingNo
To be used during pregnancyNot always possible, read the package leaflet
Variant100 mg/g Ointment
Full DescriptionBetadine Ointment 30 gram Box
Contents (Net)30 g
Registration Number01330
Delivery status RVG UAD
Claim description#To be used for: Treating and preventing infections of damaged skin and burns.
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