TheraHoney Honey Wound Gel; 42.5 g, Tube Gel

Why Choose TheraHoney Honey Wound Gel

TheraHoney Honey Wound Gel is designed for wound care applications where moisture balance, wound bed support, and gentle debridement are needed. Its honey-based gel formula helps provide a protective wound covering and can be used as part of a healthcare-directed dressing plan.

Key Features

✔ 42.5 g tube

✔ Honey-based wound gel

✔ Helps maintain a moist wound environment

✔ Supports autolytic debridement

✔ Gel format for easy application

✔ Can be used with appropriate secondary dressings

✔ Suitable for professional or healthcare-directed home wound care

✔ Helps support wound bed preparation

✔ Practical for clinics, long-term care, and home-care dressing routines

Benefits

✔ Helps protect the wound area during dressing changes

✔ Supports moisture balance in the wound bed

✔ May help soften and loosen non-viable tissue during autolytic debridement

✔ Gel format makes it easy to apply to targeted wound areas

✔ Useful for wounds that require honey-based dressing support

✔ Practical for caregivers and clinicians managing ongoing wound care

✔ Tube format allows controlled dispensing

Usage/Application

Ideal for wounds requiring medical-grade honey gel support, including pressure injuries, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers, surgical wounds, traumatic wounds, and partial-thickness wounds when directed by a healthcare professional. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, long-term care, assisted living, and healthcare-directed home care. Use the gel as directed by a healthcare professional, applying the medical-grade honey gel to the wound bed according to the instructions and covering it with an appropriate secondary dressing, so it helps maintain a moist wound environment and supports autolytic debridement of non-viable tissue. Because it is a honey- and bee-derived product, use it with caution where there is a known honey or bee-product sensitivity or allergy. Change the dressing according to the wound-care plan, monitor the wound for signs of infection or changes, and follow the care team's guidance, since deep, infected, or non-healing wounds require professional assessment.