L Mesitran Soft Wound Gel

Product Details

The smaller 15g tube suits limited treatment areas or shorter care periods, while the 50g tube provides more product where a clinician expects repeated dressing changes or a larger area. Choose the pack size according to the treatment plan and avoid touching the nozzle directly to the wound.

Wound products work best when the underlying cause is addressed. Bite wounds, punctures, abscesses, burns, surgical complications and wounds involving joints, eyes, chest or abdomen require prompt professional assessment even when the surface appears small.

Ingredients and Safety

• Use only the labelled medical product, not household honey.
• Keep the tube clean and replace the cap immediately after use.
• Do not share a contaminated tube between animals.
• Prevent licking, rubbing or removal of the dressing.
• Do not place in eyes, ears or body cavities unless specifically directed.
• Stop and obtain advice if irritation or unexpected swelling develops.
• Keep out of reach of children and unauthorised handlers.

A wound that smells worse, becomes hotter, produces increasing discharge, opens further or causes fever, weakness or appetite loss needs urgent reassessment. Topical gel alone is not enough when infection, dead tissue, foreign material or deeper structural damage is present.

Directions and Warnings

1. Have the wound assessed and confirm that the gel suits the treatment plan.
2. Prepare and clean the wound using the method advised by the veterinarian.
3. Apply the gel without allowing the tube opening to touch contaminated tissue.
4. Cover with the recommended non-adherent or absorbent dressing when instructed.
5. Secure the dressing so circulation is not restricted and the animal cannot remove it.
6. Recheck the wound at the interval set by the treating professional.
7. Close the tube securely and store it according to the package instructions.

The amount and frequency depend on wound size, depth, moisture level, dressing type and clinical progress. Follow the veterinarian’s instructions and the current package information rather than applying a fixed routine to every wound.

Seek prompt veterinary care for heavy bleeding, exposed bone or tendon, deep punctures, severe burns, flystrike, suspected bites, rapidly spreading swelling or wounds near the eye. These conditions can deteriorate quickly despite a neat-looking surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much medical grade honey does it contain?
The declared formula contains 40% medical grade honey.

Is it the same as ordinary honey?
No. Medical grade honey is processed and sterilised for controlled wound-care use.

Which sizes are verified?
The commonly listed tube sizes are 15g and 50g.

Does the gel stick to the wound?
The manufacturer describes L-Mesitran Soft as non-adherent.

Can it replace a veterinary examination?
No. Correct wound treatment depends on depth, contamination, infection and the animal’s overall condition.

Should the wound be covered?
That depends on the wound and dressing plan; follow the treating professional’s instructions.

L-Mesitran Soft Wound Gel provides a controlled medical grade honey formulation for non-adherent topical support within a properly assessed animal wound-care plan.