DEBACTEROL CANKER SORE PAIN RELIEF- phenolsulfonic acid and sulfuric
acid solution
EPIEN Medical Inc
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DEBACTEROL Canker Sore Pain Relief
Debacterol is a dark brown, semi-viscous liquid. It contains sulfonated phenolics and
sulfuric acid, which are tissue denaturants, in an aqueous solution.
Contains 50% Sulfonated phenolics and 30% sulfuric acid in an aqueous solution.
Debacterol is indicated in the topical treatment of ulcerating lesions of the oral cavity
such as Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis (Canker Sores). Debacterol provides relief from
the pain and discomfort of oral mucosal ulcers. Debacterol is not intended for the
treatment of vesicular lesions, such as Cold Sores or Fever Blisters.
Immediately before applying Debacterol thoroughly dry the ulcerated area of oral
mucosa that is to be treated using a cotton-tipped applicator, or by usiing some similar
method.
For Swab:
After drying the lesion, hold the Debacterol applicator swab with the colored ring end up.
Bend the colored ring tip gently to the side until it "snaps" to release the liquid inside.
Liquid flows down into the white cotton tip applicator. Apply the Debacterol - coated
applicator tip to the dried ulcer area for at least 5 seconds.
For Vial:
After drying the lesion, dip the tip of a cotton tipped applicator into the Debacterol, until
it is coated with sufficient agent to coat the entire ulcerated area. Apply the Debacterol -
coated applicator tip to the dried ulcer area for at least 5 seconds.
Use a rolling motion to completely cover the entire ulcer bed and ulcer rim. A "stinging"
sensation is experienced immediately upon application of the Debacterol to the ulcer. Do
not hold the applicator on the ulcer for more than 10 seconds. Debactorol will not harm
the normal oral mucosa when used as directed. Thoroughly rinse out the mouth
with water and spit out the rinse water. The stinging sensation and ulcer pain will
subside almost immediately after the water rinse. One application per ulcer treatment is
usually sufficient. However, if the ulcer pain returns shortly after rinsing with water, it is
an indication that some part of the ulcer was not covered. Repeat application one more
time following the directions above.
It is not recommended that more than one treatment session be performed
on an individual mucosal ulcer.
Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if allergic to a material that contains sulfur in
any form. Because of its nature, prolonged use of Debacterol on normal tissue should
be avoided. Debacterol will eventually necrotize and slough all tissue to which it is applied