• Streptocid Powder – 5 g (1 Pack) 🩹🌿

  Streptocid is a classic antibacterial powder used for the treatment of infected wounds, cuts, scratches, and skin inflammations. It contains sulfanilamide, which fights harmful bacteria and helps speed up the healing process.

  • Form: Topical powder 🌿

  • Pack size: 5 g sachet 📦

  • Helps with:

    • 🩹 Minor wounds, cuts, and abrasions

    • 🔥 Burns and skin irritations

    • 🛡️ Preventing bacterial infections on damaged skin

  • How to use: Apply a thin layer of powder directly to the cleaned wound or affected area. Can also be sprinkled onto a sterile bandage before applying. Use 1–2 times daily or as directed by your doctor.

  • Important: ⚠️ For external use only. Do not apply to large skin areas. Avoid if allergic to sulfonamides.

Uses and Indications

Topical Application (Powder Form)

• Primarily used for skin and mucous membrane infections, including:

  • Infected wounds

  • Burns (first and second degree)

  • Folliculitis, furuncles, carbuncles, erysipelas

  • Stomatitis, tonsillitis, and other purulent skin/mucosal lesions 

• Application methods include direct dusting onto wounds, mixing into gargles, or applying to the throat/tonsils with a swab 

Veterinary Use

• Used in animals to treat skin conditions like eczema, dermatitis, ulcers, and to prevent infection in wounds, sometimes combined with Xeroform for enhanced antiseptic effect

Dosage and Administration

• Topical (Humans): Dust the affected area even with the powder, apply 1–3 times daily. For throat issues, methods include dusting tonsils, dissolving 2 g in warm water to gargle, or letting the powder dissolve in the mouth (e.g., mixed with honey) 

• Veterinary: Varies by species (e.g., 5–10 g for horses/cattle; 0.5–2 g for small livestock; 0.5–1 g for dogs) applied topically 

Safety, Contraindications & Side Effects

• Allergic Reactions: May cause urticaria or dermatitis; discontinue use if a reaction occurs

• Toxicity: If applied over a large body area, can be systemically absorbed—potentially leading to nausea, headaches, diarrhea, cyanosis, etc. 

• Contraindications include anemia, porphyria, G6PD deficiency, severe renal or hepatic impairment, and hypersensitivity to sulfonamides