
Sterile and pyrogen-free water for wound irrigation and rinsing, salt-free and additive-free.
Overview
Versol sterile water for irrigation is a purified, sterile, and pyrogen-free solution. It is designed for rinsing and irrigating wounds, as well as for skin cleansing in a professional setting or for first aid.
Detailed description
This salt-free and additive-free solution allows for gentle cleansing of tissues. It is indicated for the irrigation of acute wounds, rinsing contact lens cases, and first aid. The sterile packaging ensures optimal hygiene.
Technical specifications
Why choose this product
- For wound irrigation and rinsing
- Suitable for skin cleansing
- Pyrogen-free solution, salt-free and additive-free
- Suitable for rinsing lens cases
What's in the box
- 500 ML / 1 L
How to use
Use for wound irrigation, skin cleansing, or rinsing contact lens cases. Apply directly to the affected area according to current care protocols.
Safety information
Overview
Versol sterile water for irrigation is a purified, sterile, and pyrogen-free solution. It is designed for rinsing and irrigating wounds, as well as for skin cleansing in a professional setting or for first aid.
Detailed description
This salt-free and additive-free solution allows for gentle cleansing of tissues. It is indicated for the irrigation of acute wounds, rinsing contact lens cases, and first aid. The sterile packaging ensures optimal hygiene.
Technical specifications
Why choose this product
- For wound irrigation and rinsing
- Suitable for skin cleansing
- Pyrogen-free solution, salt-free and additive-free
- Suitable for rinsing lens cases
What's in the box
- 500 ML / 1 L
How to use
Use for wound irrigation, skin cleansing, or rinsing contact lens cases. Apply directly to the affected area according to current care protocols.
Compliance
Safety information
Read carefully before use. Sterile single-use product. Do not use if the bottle is damaged. Discard any unused content after first opening.
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