First Honey | Adhesive Plasters with Medical Grade Manuka Honey | Drug Free First Aid Treatment of Cuts, Wounds and Minor Burns | Promotes Faster Healing. Size- 3cm x 8cm

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Sugar has an osmotic effect. The sugar naturally present in honey has the effect of drawing water out of damaged tissues (known as an osmotic effect). This reduces swelling and encourages the flow of lymph to heal the wound. Sugar also draws water out of bacterial cells, which can help keep them from multiplying. Subrahmanyam M. Topical application of honey for burn wound treatment – an overview. Ann Burns Fire Disasters. 2007;20(3):137-139. Manuka honey also contains an enzyme that releases hydrogen peroxide that is antibacterial in nature. If you would like to return your footwear to us, you must do so within your 30-day guarantee period. If you send your return after your 30-day guarantee period without making arrangements with our customer support team, your request may not be processed.

The use of first aid honey dressings promotes faster, better healing and prevent infection, without the use of artificial antibiotics. Not only can it reduce the sign of scaring, but the nutrients from the manuka honey infused bandages help the skin to heal faster and look completely natural. The anti-oxidants usually existing in Manuka honey also assist in nurturing injured skin and help it recover much faster. Therefore, the regular use of Manuka honey plasters to clothe cuts, scrapes, burns and various other injuries will help them recover much faster than artificial injury dressings. 6. They Contain Skin Supporting Vitamins, Minerals In Addition To Amino AcidsBandages Cohesive Comfifast Bandages Comfifast Clothing Comfigrip Comfinette Conforming Crepe - Non Sterile Crepe - Sterile Elastic Adhesive Gauze-WOW Specialist

Medical-grade Manuka honey has become widely used by healthcare professionals to treat and manage wounds. Found only in New Zealand, Manuka honey contains the presence of Methylglyoxal (MGO) a potent healing compound that does not naturally occur in any other honeys.How does it work?Medical-grade Manuka honey has become widely used by healthcare professionals to treat and manage wounds. Found only in New Zealand,Manuka honey contains the presence of Methylglyoxal (MGO) a potent healing compound that does not naturally occur in any other honeys. For severe wounds, it’s best a doctor or wound-care nurse shows you how to apply the honey the first time. This is because the amount of honey and the way the dressing is applied can impact how effective the wound-healing will be. Tips for applying honey on wounds

Mosteiro-Miguéns DG, Herrera-Jiménez C, Lorenzo-Ruiz H, Domínguez-Martís EM, Novío S. Successful Treatment of a Venous Leg Ulcer With Manuka Honey: A Case Study. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2021 Jan-Feb 01;48(1):79-82. doi: 10.1097/WON.0000000000000712. PMID: 33427815. First Honey® products and First Aid honey dressings are powered by the healing properties of Manuka Honey. This unique honey comes from the Leptospermum species of plant in New Zealand and has been clinically proven to kill bacteria and assist with wound healing. With both First Honey sterile honey ointment and first honey bandages, you can be sure that you are getting the best possible care for your skin with only the best quality ingredients.If you experience these symptoms, clean your skin of the honey and seek medical attention. Do not apply the honey again until you talk to a doctor. Risks with raw honey Adhesive plasters infused with the highest quality medical grade Manuka honey, harvested from our own bees in New Zealand, to help promote faster, better healing while providing infection protection in one convenient, mess-free step. Some researchers have raised concerns regarding the use of raw honey, which is made from honeycombs and unfiltered, for wound treatment. They theorize that there’s greater risks for infection using this honey type. Bees draw their nectar from the Manuka flowers on our First Honey farms and turn it into honey. Over time the DHA in the nectar is gradually converted into a compound called Methylglyoxal (MGO) through a natural chemical reaction making it perfect for use in First Honey sterile honey ointment and plasters.

Understood for its capacities to aid speed up and decontaminate recovery of harmed skin (to name a few points), honey is just one of the earliest kinds of injury clothing recognized to humankind. As well as with its lengthy listing of premium wellness advantages over various other types of honey, Manuka is among the most effective all-natural treatments to aid as well as secure recover cuts, scratches, burns, stings, breakouts or nearly any type of various other kinds of injury.The primary use of manuka honey, and why it is so beneficial, is that it contains a highly antimicrobial compound called methylglyoxal (MGO) that is able of kill so many of the bacteria that cause infections. MGO in high concentrations is only found in manuka honey which comes from a group of plants of the Leptospermum genus. With 35 years of research, it is proving to be one of the rising stars in the battle to control the antibacterial resistant superbugs that have become difficult to treat. Manuka honey is useful in treating a range of wounds including cuts and abrasions, damaged tissue, burns and ulcerated sores. According to the FDA, CDC, and World Health Organization, antibiotic resistance, which can result from the overuse of antibiotics, is the biggest problem facing medicine today. Many of the common, over-the-counter wound care ointments contain three antibiotics, yielding an exposure that’s equivalent to a prescription antibiotic pill given by a medical professional. One study showed that the application of honey to bed sores led to better wound healing and faster pain relief in 40 cancer patients under palliative care. (5)