Bivatracin- Antibiotic wound protection

Your Shield Against Infection and Germs!

Ensure the safest environment for your skin to heal with Bivatracin. This easy-to-use aerosol spray provides a powerful antibiotic coating that prevents bacterial growth on damaged skin. Whether it's a minor household accident, a scrape, or a burn, Bivatracin acts as an invisible shield, fighting off infections and helping you recover with confidence and speed. An essential companion for your safety and first aid!

1. Active Ingredients (The Defense Duo):

• Neomycin: A potent antibiotic that eliminates a broad spectrum of bacteria.
• Bacitracin: Works effectively to stop the growth of specific bacteria, ensuring comprehensive protection for the wound.

2. Indications for Use:

• Minor Wounds: Ideal for cuts, scratches, and abrasions to prevent infection.
• Burns: Treating and protecting minor burns from bacterial contamination.
• Post-Surgical Care: Helping to keep surgical incisions and stitches clean and sterile.
• Skin Irritations: Managing minor infected skin conditions and ulcers.

3. How to Use:

• Preparation: Clean the affected area thoroughly and pat it dry.
• Application: Shake the can well and spray a light layer over the area from a distance of 15-20 cm.
• Frequency: Usually applied 2 to 3 times daily, or as directed by your healthcare provider.
• The spray forms a fine powder layer; you can leave it exposed or cover it with a sterile dressing if necessary.

4. Important Precautions & Warnings:

• External Use Only: Strictly for use on the skin; keep away from eyes, nose, and mouth.
• Sensitivity: If you notice any allergic reaction, redness, or severe itching, stop using the spray and consult a doctor.
• Deep Wounds: Not intended for very deep wounds or severe third-degree burns without medical supervision.
• Duration: Do not use for extended periods (more than 7 days) without consulting a professional, to avoid antibiotic resistance.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. For serious injuries, heavy bleeding, or persistent infections, you must consult a specialized physician or a pharmacist to ensure you receive the appropriate clinical care.