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Sepgard Tulle Pouch

Manufactured By Themis Medicare Ltd

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Rs. 37.34

MRP 39.30

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Sepgard Tulle Pouch contains feracrylum 1percent w/w with an unmatched hemostatic/ antifibrinolytics action (promote blood clot) powerful antimicrobial action and sustained hygroscopic action. Feracrylum exerts hemostatic action by forming a complex with plasma proteins like albumin; in the form of an adduct. It prevents the breakdown of the fibrin clot or forms a barrier to bleeding. It also has local antiseptic action. Sepgard Tulle Pouch is useful in Post-operative wound dressing Dressing raw area Dental extractions Oral surgery Dressing of various types of wounds Surgical procedures for dressing of burn site Packing of abscess post-operative packing epistaxis sub mucous resection of nasal septum. Directions for use: Powder from pouch to be directly applied or poured on the bleeding surface without dilution. Use under medical supervision.

Sepgard Tulle Pouch

Manufactured By Themis Medicare Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 37.34

MRP 39.30

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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