Improved Medihoney Gel Wound and & Burn Dressing from Derma Sciences, 0.5 oz,

Don't let the small size of this tube keep you from purchasing. They make a 1.5 oz size if you need a larger size. It's a powerhouse for healing so you don't need a lot. What I do is dispense a small amount and then use my finger in a circular motion to soften the product. That turns it into more of a cream which makes it go even further and makes application easier. I use it mostly on my face and it prevents any scarring or hyperpigmentation from bad reactions to products or when I overuse exfoliants and end up with burn type patches on my face. I also scratched my face twice badly with my nails taking off a sweater and when sleeping and it left no scar or mark. Work the product by spreading it and it will be easier to use. But it's worth it's weight in gold. The small tube makes it more affordable. Manuka honey is expensive because it's proven to work wound healing and beyond. This is medicinal quality. It needs to be thick to work for wounds.

This Improved Medihoney wound gel is an exceptional healing product that I keep in my first aid supplies. The medical-grade honey formulation provides natural antibacterial properties that support wound healing effectively. I've used this on minor cuts, scrapes, and burns with excellent results. The gel consistency applies smoothly and stays in place on wounds without running. It creates a moist healing environment which is ideal for proper wound repair. The honey-based formula is gentle and doesn't sting on application like some antiseptics. I appreciate that this is a natural approach to wound care with proven medical effectiveness. The 0.5 oz tube is a convenient size that's portable for travel or keeping in a first aid kit. The tube design makes dispensing easy and hygienic. The gel doesn't dry out wounds like some treatments which promotes faster healing. I've noticed reduced scarring when using this compared to letting wounds heal dry. The antibacterial properties provide confidence that wounds stay clean. For anyone wanting natural, effective wound care, this medical honey gel delivers professional-grade healing. Worth having on hand for everyday minor injuries.

Good stuff

This is a great product that helped heal my mother's bedsores when nothing else would.

Great for wounds that are not too deep or do not look to be infected.

This product may be small but it packs a powerful punch. Using this on severe wounds has been a blessing. To be able to buy this so easily is just mind blowing. This is one of the best products and I need to get more it should always be in anyone’s first aid it is one of the truest and best for healing urge anyone to look up the effects of medi honey aka manuka honey on some of the worst infections and see. This specific little bottle is like gold.

I work in an environment where the restrooms employ grate heaters in small quarters. Slip of the mind = quick burn. You know the kind, not dangerous - but painful. Manuka honey (ointment or bandaid form) first quells the pain, then aids healing. I also use it frequently for my cuticles. Stops splitting & shredding from dryness caused by dishwashing, swimming, etc. This application can be messy (all ten fingers) so I do that at night. apply with a reserved wet wipe to clean finger bottoms, give a moment to absorb. I don't like to be without it, it really works. Older folks, or had a strip applied to tightly/worn too long will find this is amazing for "pressure" sores. I may not be using that term correctly, that's why so much description. I use KT tape frequently, I learned if I left it on too long I would have a bruise like sore area ? maybe I deprived that area of circulation ? I'm not a nurse - I know that applying Manuka honey to the area solved the problem. Wish the tube was larger. Good stuff Maynard !

I experienced a deep second degree burn on the back of my knee from a hot dirt bike motor. The burn was about 5-6" in each direction. Very ugly and red, with black dead tissue around the edges. I went to a hospital two days after the burn occurred. They didn't prescribe oral antibiotics for some reason, but cleaned the burn, wrapped it, and gave me a big tube of topical antibiotic cream. I was instructed to clean and dress the burn daily. Luckily they didn't have to debride the dead flesh which mostly came off on its own when I was showering. I bought a tube of Medihoney at the recommendation of a friend who is a nurse at a highly respected hospital in PA. I began using Medihoney daily, before applying the antibiotic cream, along with meticulous cleaning and dressing of the burn. I ate as healthy as possible (tons of protein to help repair the burn), kept the burn from touching anything, even when sleeping, and generally exercised as much caution as possible to avoid infection. It was very painful and swollen for weeks. In spite of my efforts, the burn was not healing like I hoped and started to look infected. Maybe it was inevitable due to how large and deep it was. I went to an urgent care about 2.5 weeks later and was prescribed a ten day supply of oral antibiotics (Bactrim). They half laughed about why I hadn't been prescribed them at the hospital weeks prior. I have no idea. I'm not a medical professional. I was wary about taking antibiotics because there can be lot of negative side effects. Sure enough, I hated the first two days of taking Bactrim because it made me feel ill and unwell. By the end, however, I didn't feel as sick and, most importantly, the infection subsided. The burn lost its "red and angry" appearance. From there, it rapidly closed up. I'm now left with a bunch of scarring but I'm just glad there were no other complications. I rated Medihoney three stars because I didn't notice any assistance from it at all. The burn didn't heal quickly (took about a month to fully close up and stop oozing), it actually got infected in spite of using this product, and now I have scarring. It wasn't until I took Bactrim that there was any noticeable improvement. I admit, there are a lot of variables which affect the way any wound heals, but this is not a miracle ointment. Maybe it's better for smaller injuries. Maybe it's worked for other people.