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Because life shouldn’t have to stop for wound care.

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Designed for patients who need advanced wound healing

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It’s easy to see why patients give NATROX® O₂
90% satisfaction scores1

How can NATROX® O₂ help my wounds heal?

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Oxygen helps heal wounds

Oxygen is critical to healing. But when a wound has low levels of oxygen, the healing process can stop. Evidence shows adding topical oxygen to a wound can help kickstart and improve healing.

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Uses the natural healing properties of oxygen

NATROX® O₂ sends oxygen directly to the wound surface. Patients wear it 24/7 non-stop so the wound can get the oxygen it needs to support healing. NATROX® O₂ is intended for use on complex, slow healing, or non-healing wounds.

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Clinically proven to heal chronic wounds

Many studies show greater healing using NATROX® O₂. In fact, recent studies show a 71% greater chance of healing using NATROX® O₂ topical oxygen therapy5. Treatment is typically 8 – 12 weeks.

Designed to empower patients to
live their normal life during challenging wound treatment.

Life keeps moving, and so should you.

Types of wounds that benefit most from NATROX® O₂ wound care therapy include:

Diabetic foot ulcer

Diabetic
foot ulcers

Leg ulcer

Venous
leg ulcers

Pressure injury

Pressure
injuries

Open surgical wound

Non-healing
surgical wounds

…or wounds that fail to respond to standard of care

Easy to use to get advanced wound care results

Patients can even apply it from home.

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Is NATROX® O₂ right for you?

Consult with your clinical team to ask if NATROX® O₂ could help heal your wound.

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References

[1] Jones, N.C., G; Ivins, N.M.; Harding, K.G et al. (2017) The role of topical oxygen therapy in the treatment of diabetic foot ulceration. Poster in Wounds UK Harrogate, UK.

[2] Kauffman, H., et al, 2021. Topical oxygen therapy used to improve wound healing in a large retrospective study of wounds of mixed aetiology. Wounds International 2021, 12(2):62-68.

[3] Serena, T., 2020. Topical oxygen therapy has a role in wound care specialists’ armamentarium. iWoundsnews [online] 14 Dec 2020. Available at: https://bit.ly/iwounds2020 [Accesses 14 Oct 2021].

[4] Kaufman, H., et al (2018) Topical oxygen therapy stimulated healing in difficult, chronic wounds: a tertiary experience. J Wound Care 27(7), 426-433.

[5] Serena TE, Bullock NM, Cole W et al. Topical oxygen therapy in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers: a multicentre, open, randomised controlled trial. J Wound Care 2021; 30: Suppl.5 S7-14.