BETAISODONA solution

How does Betaisodona solution work?

As a rule, there is an acidic environment in wounds, and this is exactly where the povidone-iodine complex works. The active ingredient represents an iodine depot, which releases iodine in a delayed manner, thus ensuring a long-lasting effect.

Compared to alcoholic iodine solutions, povidone-iodine is more tolerable and does not burn, as the iodine largely loses its skin-irritating properties by binding to povidone. This enables Betaisodona® to be used comfortably without burning the skin.

Field of use:

For single use: Disinfection of the intact external skin or antiseptic of the mucous membrane such as: B. before operations, biopsies, injections, punctures, blood samples and bladder catheterizations. For repeated, time-limited use: Antiseptic wound treatment (e.g. pressure sores, leg ulcers), burns, infected and superinfected dermatoses. Surgical hand disinfection.

Composition:

100 ml Betaisodona® solution contains 10 g povidone-iodine with a content of 11%
available iodine.

Betaisodona® solution - mandatory text for consumers
Betaisodona® solution. Solution. Active substance: povidone iodine. Areas of application: Is used once to disinfect the intact outer skin or antiseptic of the mucous membrane such as: B. before operations, biopsies, injections, punctures, blood samples and bladder catheterizations.

Is used repeatedly, for a limited period of time, for antiseptic wound treatment (e.g. pressure ulcers, lower leg ulcers) for burns, infected and superinfected skin diseases, and for surgical hand disinfection.

For information about risks and side effects, read the package leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist.

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