P-910026
octenisept®
水性創傷・粘膜消毒薬
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- broad spectrum of antiseptic efficacy
- fast onset of action
- very good skin and mucous membrane tolerance
- suitable for infants and premature babies*
- safe use during pregnancy (after the first trimester)¹
- painless and colourless treatment
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Further information
Fields of Application
Wound treatment
Antiseptic treatment of traumatic, acute, chronic, surgical and burn wounds.Mucous membrane antiseptic
- prior to diagnostic and surgical interventions in the anogenital (e.g. before obliteration of haemorrids), the urogenital area (e.g. before placing an intra-uterine device (IUD), the vaginal area, before prenatal, intranatal and postnatal manipulations) and in the oral cavity (e.g. before tooth extractions)
- before placing urinary tract catheters
- for preop. skin antisepsis in the area close to mucous membranes
Instructions for use
- Moisturize the treated area evenly and thoroughly with the antiseptic.
- Swab method: Rub concerned areas with saturated swabs. Swabbing is the prefered method of application.
- Spray method: In individual cases spray octenisept® directly on poorly accessible areas of the skin and mucous membrane. Make sure all areas are evenly moistened.
- octenisept® may also be applied by rinsing the oral cavity
Microbiological efficacy
Recommended use concentration*
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* including phase 2 step 1 as well as phase 2 step 2 tests
Product data
Composition:
100g solution contains: Octenidine dihydrochloride 0.1g, 2-Phenoxyethanol (Ph.Eur.) 2.0g
Other ingredients:
cocamidopropylbetaine, sodium D gluconate, glycerol 85%, sodium chloride, sodium hydroxide, purified water
Special advice
- To prevent possible tissue injury, the product must not be injected into the deep tissue using a syringe. The product is intended for superficial use only (application by swab or spray pump).
- octenisept® should not be used for irrigating the abdominal cavity (e.g. intraoperatively), the urinary bladder and nose or eardrum.
- Do not swallow octenisept®.
- Do not enter it into the blood circuit, e.g. by being accidently injected.
- Do not mix octenisept® with other compounds.
- Do not use octenisept® in combination with PVP-iodine based antiseptics.
- Bandages and incision foils can be applied after octenisept® has dried off completely.
- In rare cases octenisept® may cause slight burning.
- octenisept® can be heated up to body temperature.
- octenisept® expires three years after opening.
- Once the container has been opened octenisept® should not be used for more than three years but not beyond the expiry date.
- As a general prinicple: administrating of any pharmaceuticals within the first trimester of pregnancy should be carried out under strict indication and medical supervision.
- Microbiological efficacies on specific germs have only been carried out in in-vitro tests.
- Usage of octenisept® in the eye should be avoided. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water.
- Do not freeze.
Information for order
| Item | Delivery form | Item | GTIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| octenisept KP 1 l FL | 10 / carton(s) | 173704 | 4032651737048 |
| octenisept 1 l FL | 10 / carton(s) | 121403 | 4032651214037 |
| octenisept 500 ml FL | 20 / carton(s) | 121464 | 4032651214648 |
| octenisept 250 ml FL | 10 / carton(s) | 121406 | 4032651214068 |
| octenisept mit Sprühpumpe 250 ml FL | 10 / carton(s) | 121411 | 4032651214112 |
| octenisept KP 250 ml FL | 10 / carton(s) | 173702 | 4032651737024 |
| octenisept KP mit Sprühpumpe 250 ml FL | 10 / carton(s) | 173711 | 4032651737116 |
| octenisept KP 500 ml FL | 20 / carton(s) | 173706 | 4032651737062 |
Application aids
| Item | Delivery form |
|---|---|
Spray pump CE standard DIN 32 500/1000ml | 10 / carton(s) |
wall bracket plastics 1l  | 0 |
wall bracket plastics 500ml | 0 |
Environmental information
schülke manufactures products economically and with advanced, safe and environmentally friendly production processes while at the same time maintaining out high quality standards.
¹Briese et al. (2010): Efficacy and tolerability of a local acting antiseptic agent in the treatment of vaginal dysbiosi during pregnancy; in Arch Gynecol Obste
*Please read the package leaflet.
*Please read the package leaflet.