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Containing the highly effective active ingredient Proflavine Hemisulphate, Radiol B-R Antibacterial Jelly is a bright yellow antibacterial jelly boasting long-lasting soothing and calming effects on minor wounds and abrasions. With a proven effective formulation, this quick acting jelly is a useful addition to any first aid kit.
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An important addition to the First Aid Kit. Nip infection in the bud, I use it for cuts, scrapes and bites on my horse, brilliant stuff
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Brilliant for the first aid kit wouldn't be with out
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Been using this cream on the horses for 20 years. It works really well: stops infection, doesn't sting and is easy to apply over wounds. Never had an infected wound when using it. It is a staple in the first aid kit.
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Good old fashioned oitment, for minor wounds and scratches. I have used this product for about 50 years and it still seems as good. ( no not the tube) Tube is handy size to have in spares box or carry with you.
Vio Vet is cheapest I have found some places charge double.
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My young horse had some open sores caused by sweet itch,applied Radiol B-R ,easy to use ,didn't seem to sting unlike other products I'd tried.So less chance of me getting kicked,sores are looking loads better
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Radiol B-R Antibacterial Jelly, including answers from our team.
Sue R
Is this suitable for a small wound on BBC a tortoises face?
No — Radiol B-R Antibacterial Jelly is not safe for use on a tortoise’s face.
Radiol B-R Antibacterial Jelly is a veterinary antiseptic product typically used for horses, dogs, and other mammals, mainly to help prevent infection in superficial wounds, cuts, and grazes. It contains cetrimide (an antiseptic) and pyrethrins (insecticidal), which can be problematic for reptiles.
A much safer option would be for you to dilute Vetasept Povodine Iodine and dab the wound.
https://www.viovet.co.uk/Vetasept-Povodine-Iodine/c6626/?sct_t=1750342287&sct_q=dilute+iodine+solution&sct_r=1
Craig Hickman
After a days ratting can I put this on a dog
This should be suitable for small wounds. Ideally they should be gently washed, cleaned and dried first.
