NAF NaturalintX Poultice is a premium, veterinary-approved multi-layered dressing infused with natural tragacanth and boric acid to draw out infection and maintain a sterile environment for equine wound recovery Active Ingredients Tragacanth (Natural Drawing Agent): Automatically activates when exposed to moisture to efficiently pull embedded dirt, debris, and exudate from deep within tissue. Boric Acid (Mild Antiseptic): Acts as a gentle disinfectant to eliminate bacteria, clean the wound bed, and shield open skin from environmental contaminants. Application Methods Both the sheet and hoof variations are highly versatile and can be applied in three distinct setups depending on the type of injury: Hot & Wet (For Abscesses and Puncture Wounds): Submerge the dressing into boiled water that has cooled down to an acceptable "hand-hot" temperature. Squeeze out the excess moisture gently, then apply with the plastic layer facing away from the skin to safely encourage drainage. [1, 2] Cold & Wet (For Inflammation and Bruising): Soak the dressing in cold, pre-boiled water to alleviate swelling and soothe structural soreness. For an enhanced cooling effect, place the soaked poultice inside its sealed plastic bag and chill it in the refrigerator before use. Dry (For Heavy Secretions and Protection): Apply the dressing completely dry to heavily weeping wounds to serve as an ultra-absorbent protective cushion against external pathogens. Critical Usage Directions & Safety Preparation: Always clean your hands and scrub the targeted injury area thoroughly prior to application. Orientation: Ensure the smooth plastic protective layer is always facing outward (away from the animal's skin) so the porous cotton layers can make direct contact with the wound. Securing: Secure the dressing firmly in place using a flexible wrap, such as the NAF NaturalintX Wrap. Take great care not to bandage too tightly, which risks severely restricting blood circulation. Frequency: Renew the dressing at least every 12 to 24 hours. Do not combine this product with external medical creams, ointments, or chemical preparations unless explicitly instructed by your veterinary surgeon.
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