Prevent
Infection
Reduce Appearance
of Scaring
Promote
Recovery
NOxyDERM Premium Wound Care Foam
- Helps prevent infection with Benzalkonium Chloride
- Helps reduce the appearance of scars and restore healthier-looking skin with Nitric Oxide
- Treat wounds early to avoid long-term healing problems, ideal for slower-healing skin (including older adults, diabetics, or those with circulation issues)
- Easy 3-step use: pump, apply for 5 minutes, then rinse or wipe away
- Provides about 10 (1oz) or 50 (3.4) treatments (3 pumps each), adjustable for different wound sizes
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The Power of NOxyDERM
Formulated with benzalkonium chloride, an FDA-approved first aid antiseptic, NOxyDERM not only supports wound recovery but also helps prevent infection. Trusted in leading skilled nursing facilities, NOxyDERM is backed by 15 patents and 15+ pending, reflecting a commitment to innovation and high-quality care.
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Prevent Infection
NOxyDERM is a powerful wound care solution designed to support the recovery of persistent cuts, scrapes, and burns. Formulated with Benzalkonium Chloride, a trusted antiseptic used in medical products, NOxyDERM prevents infection and protects against bacterial contamination (including from drug-resistant strains which have been linked to hospitalization, amputation, and death).
Reduce Scar Appearance
NOxyDERM is formulated with Nitric Oxide, often called nature’s 'miracle molecule." Nitric oxide plays a vital role in restoring healthier-looking skin and reducing the appearance of scars.
Encourage Recovery in Slow Healers
NOxyDERM is a powerful wound care solution designed to support the recovery of persistent cuts, scrapes, and burns. Formulated with Benzalkonium Chloride, a trusted antiseptic used in medical products, NOxyDERM prevents infection and protects against bacterial contamination (including from drug-resistant strains which have been linked to hospitalization, amputation, and death).
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