Revive-Ionized Wound Care
SKU:
06
CA$29.77
CA$29.77
per item
EQure’s Revive is an antibacterial agent which enhances the healing process of a wound on any animal; in any area. eQure’s Revive is proven to eliminate 99.9 % of bacteria on any surface while having no harmful effects to live tissue. This proprietary blend uses a unique ionization process to stimulate the healing process and prevent infection.
Instructions: Apply liberally to the wound as needed.
Ingredients: Distilled Water, Monophosphate, Diphosphate, Aminocarboxylic Acid, Alkyl Sulphonate, Alkyl Glucoside, Ethoxylated Alcohol, Sulphonated Xylene, Ester Alcohol
Do not spray in or near eyes. Not for human consumption
Instructions: Apply liberally to the wound as needed.
Ingredients: Distilled Water, Monophosphate, Diphosphate, Aminocarboxylic Acid, Alkyl Sulphonate, Alkyl Glucoside, Ethoxylated Alcohol, Sulphonated Xylene, Ester Alcohol
Do not spray in or near eyes. Not for human consumption
"...Last week this cow managed to step on her teat, which bled profusely for quite a bit of time. Upon consultation with a vet it was determined that stitches would not be a great option as it was likely she would simply step on the teat again and tear it further.
The vet advised finding some way to tape the teat up out of the way as best I could. I figured the Equi-Tape I had in by car was worth a shot to try. So after cleaning the udder with water and Hibitane scrub (and allowing it to dry) I configured a sling type application to try and keep it out of the way. I have also been spraying EQure 's new Revive product on the teat every other day to help with healing and mitigating possible infection. I then applied some gauze and some vet wrap to the teat itself for added protection before applying the taping configuration.
So far the results have been great and these two items are definitely must haves in any emergency animal first aid kit!"
~Prairie Fire Equine Therapy
The vet advised finding some way to tape the teat up out of the way as best I could. I figured the Equi-Tape I had in by car was worth a shot to try. So after cleaning the udder with water and Hibitane scrub (and allowing it to dry) I configured a sling type application to try and keep it out of the way. I have also been spraying EQure 's new Revive product on the teat every other day to help with healing and mitigating possible infection. I then applied some gauze and some vet wrap to the teat itself for added protection before applying the taping configuration.
So far the results have been great and these two items are definitely must haves in any emergency animal first aid kit!"
~Prairie Fire Equine Therapy
Day 2; After 1 application of Revive.
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Day 6; After 2 Applications
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Revive hard at work
