Wound oxygenation spray
Granulox
Granulox
Granulox® is an oxygenating spray for the treatment of chronic wounds, including diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, arterial leg ulcers, and mixed leg ulcers for the secondary healing of surgical wounds and pressure sores
When Granulox is sprayed on a wound, highly purified haemoglobin is released. This binds with oxygen from the environment and diffuses through the wound exudate, and the haemoglobin supplies the base of the wound topically with oxygen. The oxygen supply to the base of the wound supports wound healing and patient outcomes
A convenient spray application makes Granulox a portable and easy-to-use adjunct to standard of care wound treatment. Granulox can be applied when the wound dressing is changed, and at least every three days for optimal results.
Studies report that using Granulox results in shorter healing time, reduced pain scores and total cost savings for healthcare providers compared to standard of care
- Twice as many chronic wounds healed at 8–16 weeks compared to standard of care
- Time to heal diabetic foot ulcers 50% shorter than with standard of care
- Treatment costs in diabetic foot ulcers at least 40% lower than with standard of care
- 99% less slough in chronic wounds after 4 weeks compared to 33% with standard of care
Granulox supplement from Wounds International is now available!
Granulox supplement from Wounds International has now been published on www.woundsinternational.com and is freely available for access and download, please see the URL below as reference:
Dr. Marcin Malka, angiologist, surgeon and medical affairs director share on how they use Granulox and Granudacyn in venous leg ulcer management in the PODOS Medical and Podology Clinic, Warsaw.
Further product information
When to use Granulox
Granulox® is a spray for use on chronic wounds. Granulox is an innovative medical device for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, arterial leg ulcers, and mixed leg ulcers, secondary healing of surgical wounds and pressure sores. Granulox can also be used on sloughy and infected wounds.
How to apply Granulox
After adequate debridement and cleaning of the wound,Granulox® is sprayed onto the cleaned wound. The nozzle is held about 5-10 cm from the wound, spraying until the wound is completely coated with a thin film. One to two seconds are normally sufficient to cover a wound area of 2 x 3 cm. The spray is applied every time the dressing is changed, or at least every three days. After use, the wound should be covered with a breathable wound dressing.
Wound debridement and irrigation. Granudacyn® is recommended for wound irrigation.
Thin and even application of Granulox® from 5–10cm distance. One spray for one second covers a wound of 2x3cm.
Covering the wound with a breathable wound dressing.
Product information
| Content | Content treatments per can |
| 12 ml | 30 |
Downloads
- Granulox IFU (1.01 MB)
- Granulox product sheet (1.15 MB)
- Key findings cost effectiveness haemoglobin spray for treatment of hard to heal wounds (406 kB)
Related products
article
Topical oxygen therapy with Granulox
Article
Cost effectiveness of adjunct haemoglobin spray in the treatment of hard-to-heal wounds in a UK NHS primary care setting
Reference case
Best practice sharing: venous leg ulcer therapy with wound irrigation, oxygen therapy and advanced wound dressings
Testimonial
My experience with Granulox
Expert presentation
Oxygen's vital role in wound healing
Article
Diabetic foot ulcer
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