rltipton
10-09-2009, 03:26
Hey docs, have you heard about Microcyn yet?
Edit: Non-Rx - http://www.oculusis.com/us/otc/, Rx version - http://www.empr.com/Microcyn-Skin-Wound-HydroGel-available/article/149976/
I will pick up the info sheet that came with it in a couple of weeks when I go back to the VA and scan it and post it if any want to look into it further.
I didn't read the whole sheet, but the part I did read was pretty incredible. The stuff is shelf stable for around 12 months if I remember correctly and it kills almost everything in 30 seconds (Pseudomonas aeruginosa, escherichia coli, staph aureus, candida albicans). The list of "it is effective on..." is very long and the photographic evidence is amazing. It comes in a spray bottle.
I lost my left leg because of an open tib-fib fracture that got infected from bacteria I picked up in the ditch I landed in after the crash. :boohoo It would have been nice if the paramedics would have had some of this stuff to squirt on the wound on the way to the hospital as a preventive measure.
If it's old news, please accept my apologies.
Be safe,
Randy
Edit: Non-Rx - http://www.oculusis.com/us/otc/, Rx version - http://www.empr.com/Microcyn-Skin-Wound-HydroGel-available/article/149976/
I will pick up the info sheet that came with it in a couple of weeks when I go back to the VA and scan it and post it if any want to look into it further.
I didn't read the whole sheet, but the part I did read was pretty incredible. The stuff is shelf stable for around 12 months if I remember correctly and it kills almost everything in 30 seconds (Pseudomonas aeruginosa, escherichia coli, staph aureus, candida albicans). The list of "it is effective on..." is very long and the photographic evidence is amazing. It comes in a spray bottle.
I lost my left leg because of an open tib-fib fracture that got infected from bacteria I picked up in the ditch I landed in after the crash. :boohoo It would have been nice if the paramedics would have had some of this stuff to squirt on the wound on the way to the hospital as a preventive measure.
If it's old news, please accept my apologies.
Be safe,
Randy