BURN TREATMENT
Stop any current topical therapy, included but not limited to silver sulfadiazine, mafenide acetate (Sulfamylon), honey, and/or other preparations. Use of SOPpain management protocols in conjunction with initiation of the tetracycline Burn Treatment Protocol is appropriate.
- Tetracycline should be applied three(3) times a day (TID) for the first7-10 days. Note, the initial use of tetracycline on open wounds and burns will have a sting lasting about 30 sec to 1 min.
- Once the healing process has progressed (after about 7-10 days), reduce applications to once daily for as long as needed to achieve optimized outcome based upon clinical assessment.
- Minimal occlusive bandages are recommended. There is a significant and expected decrease in serous discharge after initiation of tetracycline Burn Treatment Protocol.
- Additional regenerative approaches to healing can be combined with the long term application of the tetracycline
- Further efficiencies and optimization of the healing outcomes are expected.
Servings
Daily Values
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Active Ingredient(In each gram)Amount Per Serving% Daily Value Purpose
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Tetracycline HydrochlorideAmount Per Serving 30mg% Daily Value First Aid Antibiotic
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Inactive Ingredients
Directions
- Clean the affected area
- Apply a small amount of this product(an amount equal to the surface area of the tip of a finger) on the area 1 to 3 times daily
- May be covered with a sterile bandage
- Use latex gloves when applying
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KEY FACTORS IN THE EFFICACY OF Tetracycline FORMULATION:
A Truly Unique, Novel and Effective Non-prescription Therapeutic Platform
Mitigation of risk, reducing costs and improving patient management outcomes are all within reach by...
Mitigation of risk, reducing costs and improving patient management outcomes are all within reach by utilizing the highly effective over-the-counter, nonprescription Tetracycline 3% Antibiotic Ointment. The introduction of the maximum-strength, non-prescription topical Tetracycline 3% antibiotic platform will empower and enable the highest level of proper medical intervention with an accessible and effective product available to patients without prescription.
Why is Tetracycline unique?
Intellectual property and trade secrets (patent pending) truly enhance and protect the integrity of the...
Intellectual property and trade secrets (patent pending) truly enhance and protect the integrity of the formulation within the industry. This includes high efficacy in all antibiotic resistant strains of infections.
Tetracycline Formulation Dossier
Tetracycline was developed to enhance the body’s ability to heal damaged, ulcerated or burned tissues....
Tetracycline was developed to enhance the body’s ability to heal damaged, ulcerated or burned tissues. Tetracycline have no adverse reactions reported to the pharmacovigilance program. Tetracycline has no known side effects
Prophylactic maintenance of long term catheter management:
Dialysis catheters, Vascular Access Ports and PIC catheters. Prevention of MRSA and other antibiotic resistant...
Dialysis catheters, Vascular Access Ports and PIC catheters. Prevention of MRSA and other antibiotic resistant infections along with the prevention and destruction of bio film within one topical application will significantly decrease these factors within the challenge of long term catheter maintenance.
Bacterial Kill Rate
Tetracycline (3% Tetracycline) was tested against six of the most common and problematic bacteria faced...
Tetracycline (3% Tetracycline) was tested against six of the most common and problematic bacteria faced by medical professionals. Tetracycline (3% Tetracycline) was proven to kill more than 99% of the bacteria in all six cases as evidenced by the chart below:
Potential areas of use
diabetic foot ulcers (DFU), MRSA, incontinence associated dermatitis, pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, wound healing, burns...
diabetic foot ulcers (DFU), MRSA, incontinence associated dermatitis, pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, wound healing, burns (all forms ofseverity) and of course any minor cut, scrape or burn. Utilization as post-surgical prophyl axis will significantly control immediate post-operative infections and dehiscence concerns.
Prophylactic maintenance of long term catheter management
Dialysis catheters, Vascular Access Ports and PIC catheters. Prevention of MRSA and other antibiotic resistant...
Dialysis catheters, Vascular Access Ports and PIC catheters. Prevention of MRSA and other antibiotic resistant infections along with the prevention and destruction of biofilm within one topical application will significantly decrease these factors within the challenge of long term catheter maintenance.
24-Hour Barrier of Protection
In an invitro study showed that the Tetracycline 3% formulation sustained the release of antibiotic...
In an invitro study showed that the Tetracycline 3% formulation sustained the release of antibiotic over a 24-hour period. The chart below shows the release pattern. One of the key differentiators for ointment is its proprietary delivery technology. This technology works as a carrier that binds to the active
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Our proprietary methodology within our formulation which optimizes a regenerative tissue response within the locally treated wound environment. Speeds healing while minimizing scarring.
Burn Treatment
Tetracycline should be applied three(3) times a day (TID) for the first 7-10 days. Note, the initial use of Tetracycline on open wounds and burns will have a sting lasting about 30 sec to 1 min.
Once the healing process has progressed (after about 7-10 days), reduce applications to once daily for as long as needed to achieve optimized outcome based upon clinical assessment.
Dialysis Catheter Management
Minimal occlusive bandages are recommended. There is a significant and expected decrease in serous discharge after initiation of Burn Treatment Protocol.
Additional regenerative approaches to healing can be combined with the long term application of the formulation and the Burn Treatment Protocol.
Wound Care, Orthopedic &Trauma Recovery
Apply 2 drops of to the catheter exit wound and gently massage skin around all areas of the exit wound. Apply 2 drops of Tetracycline to the catheter exit wound and gently massage skin around all areas ofthe exit wound.
Repeat this application twice a day for 7 days, then once daily for maintenance.
Recalcitrant Pin Tract Care & Post Surgical Wound Management
Apply 1 to 2 drops of Tetracycline to the catheter exit wound and gently massage skin around all areas of the exit wound. Once a day application is recommended for maintenance.
Use only light bandaging to allow for patient’s ease of application to wound sites over the duration ofthe protocol. A soft non-absorbent dressing can be used if needed.
