AgaryTulle Antibiotic Tulle is a sterile medicated wound dressing designed to provide a protective, non-adherent layer over wounds while supporting wound care. It consists of Framycetin incorporated into a soft paraffin (Vaseline) gauze, helping prevent the dressing from sticking directly to the wound surface.

The soft paraffin base helps maintain a moist wound environment and allows the dressing to be removed with less disruption to delicate healing tissue. Its tulle construction makes it suitable for covering wounds where a gentle, low-trauma dressing is required.

AgaryTulle can be used as part of wound management under appropriate clinical supervision, particularly where an antimicrobial dressing containing framycetin is indicated. The dressing can be covered with a suitable secondary absorbent dressing to manage wound exudate.

Key Features and Benefits

• Framycetin antibiotic dressing for topical wound management.
• Soft paraffin/Vaseline gauze helps reduce adherence to the wound.
• Designed to provide a protective interface between the wound and secondary dressing.
• Helps support a moist wound-healing environment.
• Soft and flexible construction conforms to different wound surfaces.
• Suitable for use as part of professional wound-care protocols.
• Convenient 5 packs per roll packaging.
• Useful for hospitals, clinics, wound-care centers and healthcare facilities.

Uses

AgaryTulle Antibiotic Tulle may be used as part of the management of:

• Superficial wounds and abrasions.
• Minor cuts and skin injuries.
• Burns and scalds where an appropriate medicated dressing is indicated.
• Post-operative wounds requiring a non-adherent wound-contact layer.
• Skin graft donor or recipient sites when clinically appropriate.
• Other superficial wounds where a topical antibiotic dressing has been prescribed or recommended.

Important: Framycetin is an antibiotic. Use should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and appropriate healthcare-professional guidance. It is not intended to replace systemic antibiotic treatment when that is clinically required.

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