Introducing
Simple. Effective. Accessible.
Primary wound care products fall short in complex wound environments, often delivering singular benefits and forcing clinicians to combine multiple products to address basic healing needs. Vashe Gel not only delivers the singular benefits of other products, but its hypochlorous acid formulation enables it to perform far beyond:
Addresses bioburden
Supports debridement
Bactericidal, viricidal, sporicidal, fungicidal
Delivers moisture
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Mildly acidic pH conducive to wound healing
Has no known contraindications
HOCl has no known clinical resistance
Reduces odor
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