Therahoney Wound Gel, 1.5 Oz. Tube

What is 60MNK0015-Each Therahoney Wound Gel, 1.5 Oz. Tube?

Therahoney Wound Gel is a sterile, single-use medical honey product formulated from active manuka honey sourced from New Zealand's Leptospermum scoparium plant. Each 1.5 oz. tube delivers a high-purity gel designed to support natural wound healing processes. The honey is harvested once per comb, then filtered, irradiated, and lab-tested to ensure safety and potency. With 87% sugar content, it creates osmotic pressure that draws fluid from wounds, promoting autolytic debridement of dead tissue while maintaining a moist healing environment. This sterile formulation helps reduce wound odor quickly and supports faster recovery in a range of acute and chronic wounds.

Key features

• Natural Manuka Source — Derived from nectar of Leptospermum scoparium plants in New Zealand.
• Sterile & Single-Use — Honey comb used only once; product irradiated and lab-tested.
• Osmotic Action — 87% sugar content draws wound fluid to aid self-debridement.
• Moist Healing — Maintains optimal moisture balance for tissue regeneration.
• Odor Control — Rapidly reduces unpleasant wound odors.
• Broad Indications — Suitable for partial/full-thickness wounds, ulcers, burns, and surgical sites.
• Professional Use — Designed for use under healthcare supervision.

Who is 60MNK0015-Each Therahoney Wound Gel, 1.5 Oz. Tube for?

This wound gel is intended for patients managing chronic or acute wounds, especially those with diabetic foot ulcers, pressure sores, leg ulcers, or post-surgical injuries. It’s ideal for caregivers and medical professionals seeking a natural, evidence-based adjunct to standard wound care. Due to its prescription-level application, it’s best suited for supervised treatment plans rather than over-the-counter first aid use.

How does 60MNK0015-Each Therahoney Wound Gel, 1.5 Oz. Tube compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene wound dressings or antibiotic ointments, Therahoney offers a non-antibiotic, biologically active alternative that leverages natural osmotic properties. Unlike generic honey-based topicals, it undergoes irradiation and lab testing for sterility, making it safer for clinical use. It outperforms many over-the-counter gels in managing moderate-exuding wounds and necrotic tissue, though it requires professional oversight unlike basic first aid products.