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Hydrotherapy and first aid.
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Will BIO MED WASH make a wound burn or sting?
No. BIO MED WASH is chemical and saline-free, with nothing to cause further irritation.

Can BIO MED WASH be used to flush the eyes?
Yes. BIO MED WASH is 100% safe for eye irrigation.

How long may BIO MED WASH be safely stored?
BIO MED WASH has a shelf life of four years. Do not store in temperatures below freezing or above 120o F.(if the product freezes, it will operate once it has returned to above freezing)

What are the advantages of a saline-free first aid wash?
Saline (salt) decreases shelf life, makes water heavy and dehydrating, and can sting. BIO MED WASH is a light, saline free tissue-culture grade water proven to absorb more deeply and beneficially than other waters, including saline solution. Saline solution contains 140 times more dissolved solute than BIO MED WASH. Although dissolved solutes in minute quantities are beneficial for healing, the more solutes a water contains, the less the water is able to dissolve and wash impurities (saline solution is recommended for washing deep intramuscular cuts).

Can BIO MED WASH help with exposure to plant toxins?
BIO MED WASH can help wash toxic oils from plants (such as poison ivy or poison oak) off skin and could help lessen the severity of the reaction.

How does BIO MED WASH® benefit OC exposure?
BIO MED WASH will probably not remove all OC ("oleoresin capsicum" or pepper spray) from skin or eyes. The product provides a sterile wash to start the decontamination process, and can also help reduce the risk of secondary exposure for someone attending a sprayed individual.
Note: OC should be washed off with great care and according to established first aid procedures. Contaminated areas should not be touched or scrubbed.
Randy Kieling