Decasan® 0.2 mg/ml – 2 ml × 12 Single-Use Units
$34.99
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Description
Decasan® is a broad-spectrum antiseptic solution for local use containing decamethoxine. It is used to help inactivate bacteria, fungi, and some viruses on contact and is suitable for application on skin, mucous membranes, and for inhalation as directed.
Decasan® acts locally, is not systemically absorbed, and is commonly included in treatment and prevention protocols for infectious and inflammatory conditions of the respiratory tract, oral cavity, ENT area, skin, and urogenital tract.
Active Ingredient:
• Decamethoxine – 0.2 mg/ml
(Each 2 ml unit contains 0.4 mg decamethoxine)
Key Benefits:
• Broad-spectrum antiseptic action
• Active against bacteria, fungi, and enveloped viruses
• Suitable for inhalation, topical, and mucosal use
• Does not irritate tissues when used as directed
• Convenient single-use sterile units
Common Uses:
May be used for:
• Inhalation therapy for respiratory infections
• Oral and throat antiseptic rinses
• ENT applications (as directed)
• Skin and wound antiseptic care
• Gynecological and urological antiseptic use (professional guidance)
How to Use:
Use only as directed by a healthcare professional.
Typical guidance:
• Inhalation: Use contents of 1 single-use unit per session via nebulizer
• Topical / mucosal use: Apply or rinse as prescribed
Do not mix with soaps or anionic detergents. Each unit is intended for single use only.
Product Details:
• Form: Antiseptic solution
• Concentration: 0.2 mg/ml
• Volume: 2 ml per unit
• Pack Size: 12 single-use units
• Category: Antiseptic / antimicrobial solution
Precautions:
For local use only. Do not swallow unless specifically directed. Avoid contact with eyes unless prescribed for ophthalmic use. Do not use if you have known hypersensitivity to decamethoxine. Mild local irritation may occur. Consult a healthcare professional before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical advice.
This product is a medicinal antiseptic and should be used according to healthcare professional instructions.
