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About
How to Use
- How to use Amicapsil
- How to use SertaSil
Technology
- MPPT – micropore particle technology
SCI
Wounds
- Amicapsil – Humans
- SertaSil – Animals
Dermatology
- Aprobaxil – Humans
- Adinasil – Animals
Sustainability
- Sustainability
- Antimicrobials and Climate Change
Info
Shop

Two clinical studies confirm Amicapsil’s effect on pressure injuries

Two clinical studies confirm
Amicapsil’s effect on pressure injuries

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Both studies find 100% closure rates
for acute and chronic pressure injuries

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See video, where Lady-Marie from UK Spinal Injuries Association describes how Amicapsil has treated her pressure injuries

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MPPT removes wound infections 60%
quicker than antibiotics and antiseptics.

Effective on resistant infections and does not contribute to AMR.

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Passive Immunotherapy

acting via the skin and wound microbiome without the use of antimicrobials.

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Amicapsil and Amicapsil-SCI

Effective wound treatment in immunocompetent and immunocompromised persons

Effective on antibiotic and antiseptic resistant wound infections.
Effective in immunocompetent and immunocompromised persons.

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Less Scarring

“Where I have used Acapsil the scarring is flat, whereas the older scars are hypertrophic.” Patient ST

“Where I have used Acapsil the scarring is flat against the surrounding skin, whereas the older scars are bulging / hypertrophic.” Patient ST

“Where I have used Aprobaxil the scarring is flat against the surrounding skin, whereas the older scars are bulging / hypertrophic.” Patient ST

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“Amicapsil changed my life.”

“From 4 weeks of absolute hell – to being pain-free, getting a full night’s sleep and back to normal at work.”

“From 4 weeks of absolute hell, in pain 24 hours a day, struggling at work – to being pain-free, getting a full night’s sleep and back to normal at work.”

NH ( patient)

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69.5% Savings

Cost-effectiveness determined in NHS Clinical Audit

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Hypoallergenic

Only natural ingredients

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FDA concluded in 2022:

Standard wound products, including antimicrobials, are ineffective.

US FDA 2016

Verma et al. (2022)

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Effective treatment of wounds and pressure ulcers in SCI-persons and in controlling soft tissue infection caused by osteomyelitis

Effective treatment of wounds and pressure ulcers in SCI-persons and in controlling soft tissue infection caused by osteomyelitis.

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Antibiotics reduce the amount of carbon that can be stored in soil. This directly increases CO2 in the atmosphere and contributes to climate change.
One course of antibiotic release the same amount of carbon as a car driving around Earth 1.47 times.

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“For me, this Amicapsil open air method is a no brainer. It is easier, no fuss, and obviously cheaper than these expensive dressings.”

VH (patient)

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MPPT is environmentally sustainable:
it is biologically recyclable and does not require the use of chemicals, plastics or antimicrobials.

NICE and Cochrane recommendations for the treatment of pressure ulcers

The aim of this review was to identify which treatment approach for pressure ulcers that currently are recommended by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence

Why is impaired wound healing common to diabetes, spinal cord injury and multiple sclerosis?

A simple scratch on the foot in a person with diabetes or to the skin in a person with spinal cord injury (SCI) or multiple

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