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The use of honey in wounds care and the Mesitran product range

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The use of honey in wounds care and the Mesitran product range

Clare Morris
31 August 2008

Honey has been used as a topical treatment for infection throughout history. Honey also appears to be effective in wound deodorising and debridement, and it has an anti-inflammatory effect and can stimulate new tissue growth. The Mesitran range is an example of a modern wound care product that uses the healing properties of honey. It offers a useful range of medical grade honey dressings to manage a variety of chronic wounds in a wide range of stages of the healing process.

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