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Following as interested in feedback, sounds perfect for a nasty wound I’m currently treating - not sure he’d be happy with me spraying it on though ? it’s in a very sensitive area!
 

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I looked at this when my 4yo injured himself. But for anything wound-y I always feel that I don't want to use anything that's been opened for a while. I used medical honey and a tube lasted 2 dressing changes so I was happy that I wasn't risking contamination with my potions ;) no idea if that's the right judgement but it worked for me anyway ?‍♀️
 

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Maybe I sort of "made" something similar last year. My horse had a deepish cut on his leg and I put Manuka honey on it and then sprayed silver spray over it. Worked really well and wound healed great (wasn't in an area really suitable for a bandage or dressing).
 

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I looked at this when my 4yo injured himself. But for anything wound-y I always feel that I don't want to use anything that's been opened for a while. I used medical honey and a tube lasted 2 dressing changes so I was happy that I wasn't risking contamination with my potions ;) no idea if that's the right judgement but it worked for me anyway ?‍♀️
I’ve sachets of medical honey but I find it pretty tricky to apply to wounds and get to stay put. Seems to stick to everything but the wound and run down from melting from skin heat.

I guess I’m talking about uncovered wounds.

same issue with honey heal (redhorse) and that really runs down and stains fur too.

covered wounds I can add medical honey to the dressings.

if using alu or silver spray on a wound I’ve always assumed what is inside can is sterile when sprayed out
 
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