Hello. Thank you for visiting our store, we buy things in a licensed pharmacy in the European Union. Antiseptic spray for the treatment of acute wounds such as cuts, abrasions, 1st degree burns and minor 2nd degree burns, as well as open scars (wetting blisters). Can also be used to treat chronic wounds and surgical wounds as directed by a physician. Effectively protects against infections. Suitable for children and sensitive skin. Works and dries quickly. Painless use.* 95% of test participants agree* Colorless solution, does not leave stains on clothes. Easy to use, sprays from any angle, making it ideal for first aid on the road, during sports and outdoor activities. Very pleasant to the skin. Helps remove scabs and makes it easier to remove frozen, hardened dressings. Does not contain alcohol and iodine. Compound 0.1% decyl glycoside surfactant and 0.04% polyhexanide (PHMB). Usage Stops bleeding. Spray onto the wound from a distance of about 10cm to remove all dirt and visible particles. Repeat the procedure if necessary. Gently dry the wound and surrounding skin. Dried blood and hardened bandages can be moistened to make them easier to remove. Warnings and Precautions: If the wound is large and profuse, or there are signs of infection, consult a doctor. For burns, if there is any doubt about the severity of the burn, you should consult a doctor. For external use on wounds only. If there is redness, swelling or pain in the wound area and the condition worsens or the wound does not heal within a few days, you should consult a doctor. Pregnant and nursing mothers, as well as if a child is under 2 years of age, should consult a doctor before use. Contraindications: do not use: on one area in combination with other local drugs; in combination with anionic surfactants, soaps, oils, gels, etc. V.; with a known allergy to any of the components; in the middle or inner ear or eye area; continuously for more than 30 days. Don't swallow. Side effects: It cannot be ruled out that in some rare cases skin irritation or rash may occur during use